![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Does anyone out there know how to open/convert/break down an .avb avatar file from the old, old Microsoft Comic Chat program? Way back in the Dark Ages, Malathar made a custom file for me, and I'd like to convert the various emotions and gestures into LiveJournal icons.
Does anyone out there know how to open/convert/break down an .avb avatar file from the old, old Microsoft Comic Chat program? Way back in the Dark Ages, Malathar made a custom file for me, and I'd like to convert the various emotions and gestures into LiveJournal icons.
New User Icon: Variations on a Theme
Sep. 11th, 2009 08:58 pmFor the first time in years, I've changed my default icon. I've had that CGI shot of myself that Callsfire did for me since I-Don't-Know-When, but when I saw this shot of a crocodilian eye, I knew I needed to appropriate it.
It's become something of a motif, you see:
Other than the Magic Eye, they even have similar color schemes. I particularly like the similarity between the Dragon Eye and the Eye of the Sky God; rotate the Red Spot a few degrees counter-clockwise, and they'd line right up.
The Red Spot and the V-K Test are relatively recent additions; I need to start using them more, I think.
It's become something of a motif, you see:
| My new default icon, the eye of an as-yet unidentified reptile. Saurian eye 'midst gold and purplish scales? That's Your Obedient Serpent, lookin' right atcha. Source: The Weasel King. |
|
| Somewhere in my long list of Campaigns I've Never Run is The Eye of the Sky God, a Barsoom-inspired Planetary Romance set amongst the Moons of Jupiter. I need to dig that one out; it's totally Steampunk. Source: NASA? |
|
| The Voight-Kampf Test screen from Blade Runner. | |
| The Eye of Agammotto, Dr. Strange's amulet. I use this one for mystical/surrealist entries. Source: The Lesser Book of the Vishanti. |
|
| An old RCA Victor ad, touting their "Magic Eye" and "Magic Brain" tuning technology. It's my "Weird Science/Technology" icon. Source. |
Other than the Magic Eye, they even have similar color schemes. I particularly like the similarity between the Dragon Eye and the Eye of the Sky God; rotate the Red Spot a few degrees counter-clockwise, and they'd line right up.
The Red Spot and the V-K Test are relatively recent additions; I need to start using them more, I think.
New User Icon: Variations on a Theme
Sep. 11th, 2009 08:58 pmFor the first time in years, I've changed my default icon. I've had that CGI shot of myself that Callsfire did for me since I-Don't-Know-When, but when I saw this shot of a crocodilian eye, I knew I needed to appropriate it.
It's become something of a motif, you see:
Other than the Magic Eye, they even have similar color schemes. I particularly like the similarity between the Dragon Eye and the Eye of the Sky God; rotate the Red Spot a few degrees counter-clockwise, and they'd line right up.
The Red Spot and the V-K Test are relatively recent additions; I need to start using them more, I think.
It's become something of a motif, you see:
| My new default icon, the eye of an as-yet unidentified reptile. Saurian eye 'midst gold and purplish scales? That's Your Obedient Serpent, lookin' right atcha. Source: The Weasel King. |
|
| Somewhere in my long list of Campaigns I've Never Run is The Eye of the Sky God, a Barsoom-inspired Planetary Romance set amongst the Moons of Jupiter. I need to dig that one out; it's totally Steampunk. Source: NASA? |
|
| The Voight-Kampf Test screen from Blade Runner. | |
| The Eye of Agammotto, Dr. Strange's amulet. I use this one for mystical/surrealist entries. Source: The Lesser Book of the Vishanti. |
|
| An old RCA Victor ad, touting their "Magic Eye" and "Magic Brain" tuning technology. It's my "Weird Science/Technology" icon. Source. |
Other than the Magic Eye, they even have similar color schemes. I particularly like the similarity between the Dragon Eye and the Eye of the Sky God; rotate the Red Spot a few degrees counter-clockwise, and they'd line right up.
The Red Spot and the V-K Test are relatively recent additions; I need to start using them more, I think.
