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Absolutely HATE the new iTunes icon, so I had to make my own.
Couple of options... Im using the big one.
You can download them here: http://cl.ly/a47c5a0cb391a685079a
And here's a version with 90º light source, but just for the one with the arrow. http://cl.ly/0227b612211cd7ac58be
Didn't optimise for 32 and 16 yet. But it doesn't look too bad.
over 1 year ago
These don't look dimensional, are you intending them to have such a flat look? Also I feel like, especially at small sizes, the legs on the music note are too thin.
Is that a... 60 degree highlight and shadow? That makes NO sense to me.
over 1 year ago
Thanks for the feedback.
Not sure if I agree that they look flat - definitely not any flatter than I intended. Looks really good on my dock actually.
I agree the legs of the music note needs thickening, will work on that, though honestly I think the music note is totally wrong for iTunes since it's not just about "tunes" anymore.
What's wrong with a 60º light source?
over 1 year ago
Everything else in the doc (default Apple icons) have 90 degree shadows.
over 1 year ago
Ah gotcha, although it's the convention, my brain doesn't look at it in my dock and shouts "that's wrong!" I think it looks better that way. I'll try 90º and see if that works as well.
Thanks again!
over 1 year ago
This is what it's like on my dock: http://cl.ly/8f55ad31ab27de1ccd4e
over 1 year ago
And here's for you Erica: http://cl.ly/77d5d02d42e42a799178
90º light source - have to say it does look better imo!
over 1 year ago
Pro
Louis Harboe
I think you just added the shadow that gets automatically added in Dock.app, it'll do that for you :)
over 1 year ago
No, it adds a bit of a drop shadow but now a base shadow. :-)
over 1 year ago
Pro
Marshall Bock
Ha! My mind went in this same direction: music notes really don't make a whole lot of sense anymore, and the new logo's atrocious, so a play arrow is a perfect metaphor. It represents music, movies, podcasts, ringtones, books, and even apps.
I'm glad you took the time to make this. I probably would have gotten around to it at some point, but you did the dirty work for me. Thanks, I think the 90º version looks great!
over 1 year ago