Gem Icons

Published on August 19th 2011 by JDDellGuy.
Released under the Release to Public Domain license.

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A set of Gem icons that matches the gem cursors that I uploaded earlier. Each Gem took a little over and hour and a half to render in Blender and then I simply converted them to icons with RealWorld Icon Editor.

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koby_elian2000 registered user on August 20th 2011

5 out of 5 stars.

orange, purple, maroon and maybe brown. Just suggesting more colors :-)

JDDellGuy contributing user on August 20th 2011

I have now uploaded the darker versions. I think the lighter versions look better though. Thanks for the suggestions Koby. :-) I'll get on it.

absterninja registered user on August 26th 2011

incredible :-o

Anonymous on August 27th 2011

Oh hai thar. :-)

These and your cursors are so pretty!

DragonLuv registered user on September 4th 2011

They are so pretty! I like the green one the best!

how did you do that?

JDDellGuy contributing user on September 5th 2011

Thanks for the comment Dragonluv!

I used a 3D editor program called Blender. Blender can be used to make very realistic looking objects, in this case the Gems.

Basically, I used Blender to create a 3D gem shape and gave it a glassy material to be made out of. Then I rendered it (Turned it into a picture). Then I used the Realworld Image to icon tool to turn the picture of the gem into an icon.

jojois74 registered user on September 5th 2011

5 out of 5 stars.

Yup, that seems like a nice way to do it. I should download Blender. By the way, these look great.

cdl registered user on November 4th 2011

5 out of 5 stars.

very nice.. ;-)

absterninja registered user on December 6th 2011

are they transparent?

Intellisthetics registered user on December 11th 2011

5 out of 5 stars.

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Gem Icons

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