Hirsute History!

[sunmoonandspoon]

I'll be making an update about my actual life presently, but for now, here's another batch of icons. ugly_kitties linked me to Hirsute History, a website that takes famous people from history (and wrestlers) and make beautiful hair-focused silhouettes out of them, which go on t-shirts. I've posted these on my icon community mycobacterial, but I'm spamming y'all with it since as yet I've got no damn clue where to advertise.

Also, those of you who make icons--do you have any idea how to make text clearer? I have some text-based images but when I resize they look grainy and crappy, and I'm not sure what to do about it. If anyone has any experience with this sort of thing and would like to help, I would be more than happy to be less vague about the issue later.

Anyway, onward! Here are the icons!



(Life is an endless struggle full of frustrations and challenges, but eventually you find a hair stylist you like.)

Comments

[dayari.livejournal.com]

I second what kaostic & templar1138 have said--you could look for a sharpening tool in whichever software you're using to create icons with! I know for a fact that Photoshop has one; I'm using a program called Gimp and it has a sharpening tool as well. Or you could just type in the text individually--most image-editing programs have those; they show in the toolbox as a 'T' button, as far as I'm aware. (I think even Paint has one!) Hope that helps, and good luck with your icon-making! ♥♥