NoiseES.app

10 Responses

1. Shaun Inman

   A quick icon for a dedicated NES audio player I was tinkering with a while back. I got as far as a white screen that stepped through the tracks to the original Castlevania NSF file when tapped before thinking about what a pain syncing would be.

   about 3 years ago

2. Pro Bryan Veloso

   Decibyte library syncing to NoiseES? ;)

   *is getting WAYYY ahead of himself...*

   about 3 years ago

3. Shaun Inman

   I can send you the files I was working from for syncing from a desktop server app to the iPhone client ;)

   *is also getting WAYYY ahead of himself...*

   about 3 years ago

4. Michaël Betsch

   I really don't like the colors (gray) and contrast...
   I think it looks weird.

   (I don't mean to be rude :)

   about 3 years ago

5. Pro Dan Rubin

   ah, wasn't Dribbble better when it was closed and not everyone could comment? *sigh*

   I like it, love how matte it looks.

   about 3 years ago

6. Jens Kanis

   I agree with Michael, I think there is too much contrast in the icon. Just a few tweaks though and it will be finished!

   Good luck:)

   about 3 years ago

7. Shaun Inman

   Thanks guys but feedback wasn't solicited. This project was shelved weeks ago, hence the "abandoned" tag.

   about 3 years ago

8. Michaël Betsch

   Okay, sorry mate. I didn't understand the context...

   @The 2 Dans : Wow. Way to sound like elitist dorks.
   I had an account and was dribbling before the site went public.

   I don't see why I shouldn't tell Shaun (who's work I usually love) if I believe something is not right in his last pixel-pushing.

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   about 3 years ago

9. Pro Lee Salisbury

   "I liiiiike" *borat voice*

   almost 3 years ago

10. Evolution of the Noise... From single grilled speaker to a stack of woofers to the diversified arrangement in the final icon. I was trying to keep the icon to 4 colors but it ended ...

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    Evolution of the NoiseES Icon

    by Shaun Inman

    From single grilled speaker to a stack of woofers to the diversified arrangement in the final icon.

    I was trying to keep the icon to 4 colors but it ended up looking really washed out on the homescreen. The white added the necessary depth to make it feel a little bit more at home on an iOS device while maintaining its distinct aesthetic.

    In this case the egg came before the chicken with the icon inspiring the larger illustration (which required the larger, readable logo type) that serves as the background when playing a song.

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    over 2 years ago