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Corporate Skins ~Coming Soon~


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Creative

http://www.lifehack.org/wp-content/files/2007/09/20070920_meeting_as.jpg

 

Assistant

http://www.cropdusters.biz/secretary5.jpg

 

Corporate

http://www.moonlightingdjs.com/images/corporate.jpg

or your creative

 

Personal

http://www.laptoppicker.com/archives/zepto-znote-6024w-laptop.jpg

or your assistant

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http://i610.photobucket.com/albums/tt189/Justice125/pics/wallpapers/corporate-members.jpg

 

http://i610.photobucket.com/albums/tt189/Justice125/pics/wallpapers/corporate.jpg

 

http://i610.photobucket.com/albums/tt189/Justice125/pics/wallpapers/gg.jpg

 

heres some

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http://images.businessweek.com/ss/07/11/1130_bwar_hubbell/image/hubbell-lighting-hq-1.jpg

 

How about something like that for Corporate?

 

That looks like the building on the new SA1 development in Swansea... it looks quite cool when its lit up like that at night :)

 

sorry, back on topic

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i like the idea but the whole skin looks very busy and full of to many different colours, you have blues, blacks, greys, yellow, white and thats before the colour pictures you have added, a different background (plian colour) and maybe losing the glow around the company logo you be nice
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I actually quite like this screen but have you thought about adding a shadow behind the buttons? Might help them stand out better. And I would consider changing the glow border around the promotion logo to a solid black outline like the one around your background pictures, might fit a bit better.
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Just going off what Gaz was saying--and I'm just throwing the idea out there--how do you feel about changing all pictures to the same hue? That would solve the issue of all the contrasting colours and still keep the general idea in place

 

I dunno how it's done in Gimp, but in photoshop you just adjust the hue, set it to "colorize" (so the whole thing takes on one range of tones) and then slide up and down the scale.

 

Course, that's unless you want all the different colours. If so, well that's cool too :)

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Yeah, that is what I meant. Maybe have the shadow going to the bottom right (i.e. the light coming from top left)? We are used to light coming from above so it might look more 'normal'? Just a thought. Crayon's idea is a good one too, might be worth a try.
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