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Icons, anyone?
So, I spent most of the day RPing and working on icons. ~_~ Here are the results:
The second has a transparent background if you're wondering what makes it different from the first. The last needs to have the background color changed, and then some text added, something like "Not Interested (in anyone except each other)".
And that's about it, except that since Kime asked about my comp sci assignment, here's the part of it that I haven't done:
A collage (call it collage.gif or collage.jpg depending on what format you choose to use), using web graphics, illustrating some interesting/important event from your life.
Please use at least one of the following for your collage: scanned art (click on the following links for directions on using a scanner connected to a Mac or a PC) , art clipped from the web, and art you have created using drawing and painting programs such as Fireworks. You may combine several of these kinds of images. Be creative! Let your imagination run wild.
However, your collage must stay under 50K in file size. Use any of the techniques we learned for determining and reducing the size of graphics.
Directly beneath where you added your artwork, tell the story illustrated by the collage in a short paragraph (under one hundred words).
Finally, create an image map for the collage you created. The map should contain at least three kinds of mapping areas with as many separate links. These links can be to other web sites or to enlargements of graphics contained in the collage. Your image map can be as elaborate as you wish.
Important note: Do not add a second copy of your collage graphic on your web page! Simply add the needed tags to make the image of the collage, on your page, into an image map.
Also, make sure you have only one copy of each graphic file into your "graphics" folder, on puma.
After you've uploaded your files to the puma server, make sure to test your page to ensure that it works (in particular, make sure that all the links work).
The second has a transparent background if you're wondering what makes it different from the first. The last needs to have the background color changed, and then some text added, something like "Not Interested (in anyone except each other)".
And that's about it, except that since Kime asked about my comp sci assignment, here's the part of it that I haven't done:
A collage (call it collage.gif or collage.jpg depending on what format you choose to use), using web graphics, illustrating some interesting/important event from your life.
Please use at least one of the following for your collage: scanned art (click on the following links for directions on using a scanner connected to a Mac or a PC) , art clipped from the web, and art you have created using drawing and painting programs such as Fireworks. You may combine several of these kinds of images. Be creative! Let your imagination run wild.
However, your collage must stay under 50K in file size. Use any of the techniques we learned for determining and reducing the size of graphics.
Directly beneath where you added your artwork, tell the story illustrated by the collage in a short paragraph (under one hundred words).
Finally, create an image map for the collage you created. The map should contain at least three kinds of mapping areas with as many separate links. These links can be to other web sites or to enlargements of graphics contained in the collage. Your image map can be as elaborate as you wish.
Important note: Do not add a second copy of your collage graphic on your web page! Simply add the needed tags to make the image of the collage, on your page, into an image map.
Also, make sure you have only one copy of each graphic file into your "graphics" folder, on puma.
After you've uploaded your files to the puma server, make sure to test your page to ensure that it works (in particular, make sure that all the links work).