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Icon for an app that creates mosaic of pictures.
It's still a work in progress; any suggestions will be appreciated.
7 months ago
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Jed Bridges
Looks nice! It would be cool to have 4 different types of round flowers making up the image : ) Right now it doesn't feel like a mosaic cause it is all the same image.
7 months ago
Looks pretty good. I think the joinery on the corners looks like an indent, rather than a cut. I like that you made the grain go in different directions. Also the lighting on the inside faces of the wood looks slightly off to me.
7 months ago
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Maxwell Barvian
Dig it. Nicely done!
7 months ago
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Gert Jan Lodder / Pixellod
Love the brightness and sharpness. Great job, buddy!
7 months ago
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Yoga Perdana
Well done sir!
7 months ago
Agree with Jed. Or at least displace the images more: the subtle position shift will be absolutely invisible at real icon size.
7 months ago
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Ollin
Yeah, the corner cuts need improvement. Thinner, darker, and smaller with perspective, with no highlights in them at all. There's a strange circular shadow under the photos at the bottom. Overall, great job making things crisp, vibrant, and clean. Oh, and, also, the inner shadow at the bottom is way too yellow, it should be reddish. Can't wait to see the final, lovely work :)
7 months ago
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sky
Very nice, to state the obvious , it's so beautifully clean.
7 months ago
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Tobia Crivellari
Cool icon! I loke it!! @Asher
7 months ago
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buatoom
Lovely
7 months ago
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Fabio Benedetti
@Asher lovely icon Asher. Really like the wooden texture. Colours are spot on too! :)
7 months ago
Very nice work, although I'm also not all that convinced about the inside cut of the frame though. Perhaps change the viewing angle from being completely centered to something slightly above center, which will make the top cut a little thinner and the bottom one a little thicker, giving the viewer more sense of perspective.
7 months ago
Cool work!
7 months ago
It's cool to see the comments. I'm about to try and do something similar to your frame for an icon, and I'm picking up some good tips.
7 months ago
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Simon Gustavsson
I've seen this style a lot from you, but it still works! :)
7 months ago