Thanks! Glad you like them! :D Let me know if you want something different written on #3 or #9.
I love those mini movie icons! As for how to make them... You can insert an actual movie clip using image ready (or probably other animation programs) like in this tutorial. (http://community.livejournal.com/icon_tutorial/375897.html)
I made #13 the long way though - I took 11 screencaps of that scene, then pasted each of them onto the larger pic. I saved them all separately, then dragged them onto one picture (so each of the 11 pictures was a separate layer). I then used the "make frames from the layers" button (on the animation toolbar), then animated each for 0.1sec. Then I saved it as a .gif in ImageReady. (That sounds complex, but its not too hard! Let me know if you want better instructions!)
(Sorry that you got this comment twice, but I stuffed up the link the first time!)
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Date: 2006-04-16 03:45 pm (UTC)I love those mini movie icons! As for how to make them... You can insert an actual movie clip using image ready (or probably other animation programs) like in this tutorial. (http://community.livejournal.com/icon_tutorial/375897.html)
I made #13 the long way though - I took 11 screencaps of that scene, then pasted each of them onto the larger pic. I saved them all separately, then dragged them onto one picture (so each of the 11 pictures was a separate layer). I then used the "make frames from the layers" button (on the animation toolbar), then animated each for 0.1sec. Then I saved it as a .gif in ImageReady. (That sounds complex, but its not too hard! Let me know if you want better instructions!)
(Sorry that you got this comment twice, but I stuffed up the link the first time!)