Icon-A-Day, Icon # 71, Suspend

One more quick one.

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Icon 71 (Suspend)

Today's icon will follow almost exactly the same steps as yesterdays. This is a good example of how to re-use techniques. So with no further ado, lets make the "Suspend" icon.
 
Step 1:

First things first, we copy the Run icon from yesterday and remove the text, and change the background to a Golden Yellow blend.

 Step 2:

Now using two circles and the trim tool I make myself a nice crescent moon shape.

 Step 3:

Now we use the Perspective tool, give our half moon some dimension. I also use the Contour tool to give the moon a "poor mans bevel"

 
Step 4:

Now we give the Moon a standard Corel drop shadow.

 Step 5:

Now with the contour tool I give the Moon a inner contour to the appearance of depth.

Step 6:

Now we give the moon a nice bit of  gloss.


Step 7:

Once more the last step is to give the new icon a new Reflection.
Finished Icon Design.





Click here to download the finished icon.

This brings us to the last ever icon to be done in my crap-taculer tiny 1 bedroom apartment. Tomorrow we will push on further through the "Start icons" From my shiny brand new house. See you all then.

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All Images and Text in this tutorial are © Paul Boyer, and may not be reused without written permission.

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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
Yeah, new house, and a nap time icon for the end of the old one
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top

great

Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I think the only way to change it is with Iconpackager. And I dont think it can be changed in XP. It is mostly for 2000 and 9x
Reply #8 from WinCustomize Forums Top
It is in the "Start" Section, and like I said it only taks affect in Windows 2000 or 9x.