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ltgmars said to me a few days ago, "I wish I could watch you make icons." And then I thought, hunh, if I had a screen recorder, she could. And then, when I figured out how to record my screen, I realized it was a really easy way to make tutorials that doesn't involve lots of screencapping or image linking or remembering wtf I did to make an icon.
I went from
to 
.
Doesn't look like much, but the tutorial was fun to make and shows a few random techniques I use. I may (very likely) make more in the future, too. :)
★Download★
The video is 111MB and 15 minutes long and possibly a funny screen size, but if you put it at full screen it'll probably look fine. I hope. I dunno! But this is true Thought Process In Action stuff, so. I hope it is in some way helpful to someone. :)v
ltgmars said to me a few days ago, "I wish I could watch you make icons." And then I thought, hunh, if I had a screen recorder, she could. And then, when I figured out how to record my screen, I realized it was a really easy way to make tutorials that doesn't involve lots of screencapping or image linking or remembering wtf I did to make an icon.I went from
to .Doesn't look like much, but the tutorial was fun to make and shows a few random techniques I use. I may (very likely) make more in the future, too. :)
★Download★
The video is 111MB and 15 minutes long and possibly a funny screen size, but if you put it at full screen it'll probably look fine. I hope. I dunno! But this is true Thought Process In Action stuff, so. I hope it is in some way helpful to someone. :)v
