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A Quick Way To Make Customized iPhone Pictograms
The iPhone and its gadget-cousin, the iTouch is Apple's wildly popular mobile device designed to make phoning that next level of cool. The iTouch is just like the iPhone sans phone, and it works just like it apart from the telephone portion.When it comes to icons, the iPhone is the best, and the default application icons might be all that you want. However , it is really easy to make your own customized icons if you know a little bit of Photoshop.
The basics
Create a new document in Photoshop that is sixty pixels by 60 pixels with a clear background. Then make a new layer and Select All. You're going to need to make the perimeters of your iPhone icon rounded so Select Smooth and make it at five pixels.
Take the graphic and wallpaper the icon which is the back part of the icon. This will outline the theme and it'll stay uniform. Be certain and reserve it.
Make sure that your layer is selected by Ctrl+Click on the layer preview thumbnail on the layers palette. Make the background of your icon. Be certain that the whole area is selected. Make a three-color gradient for best effect with the lighter side on one. Make it a Linear gradient because if you look at iPhone icons, they generally have a sophisticated background. Just consider it as if you are making desktop wallpaper and you will still get wonderful results.
Ensure that your text on top has good contrast to your background, so you could need to darken or lighten your background dependent on what you plan on putting on top of it. You can now outline what the icon is being used for. That is, what is it - a web browser icon, picture spectator, game app. You can use a complex image or easy text to get this across.
Make your symbol design which could be a cutout of a photo or graphic, a mono- or bi-color design - anything you can think of will work. Your symbol should be focused and should have anywhere from 5- to 10 pixel padding on all sides. Match as near as you can most themes which are sometimes all targeted.
Make A Template Of Your First Icon
When you save the icon files, you will want to reserve it as a PNG file. Use the File >> Save As dialog as it won' do compression which is not required except for web images. Put it aside as a PSD or Photoshop file which will be your template for making future icons. You can now upload the PNG file to your iPhone/iTouch and have your first unique icon for your machine.
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