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Princess Tutu's Pendant: The Cursor!
Jul. 5th, 2010 06:03 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
poetoffire.livejournal.comA little while ago, I posted a request for a Princess Tutu cursor. I was curious as to whether I could make her pendant into a cursor-shape, so I gave it a try, and liked it so much I went ahead and made it into a mostly-animated, totally skinned cursor. Over 40 different states, actually.
I've started work on a Siegfried's sword cursor, but I'm not currently able to get Photoshop, so I'll have to wait until the summer's over to resume work on that. I didn't post it because I thought I could finish the sword, but I can't, so here's the preview (not all states are shown by a long shot).
The border on the top and bottom is actually a complicated animation that plays instead of the hourglass, of the pendant turning into an egg and back again, like in the transformation. Also included are wing-flapping resizers, sparkly egg appears and disappears "loading in background" animation, and various shinies and rainbows.
To get the cursor, you'll first have to download CursorFX from Stardock. It's a free program (with an extended version that costs, but in my opinion isn't worth it), guaranteed safe, that can be downloaded here. You'll find info about the program right here.
Once you've downloaded CursorFX, get the Princess Tutu pendant as your cursor here, and if you have any praise, condemnation, concern, or technical difficulties, let me know by commenting on this post or the cursor's page. I'll entertain suggestions for new cursors as well, although I can't make them now.
Enjoy!
I've started work on a Siegfried's sword cursor, but I'm not currently able to get Photoshop, so I'll have to wait until the summer's over to resume work on that. I didn't post it because I thought I could finish the sword, but I can't, so here's the preview (not all states are shown by a long shot).
The border on the top and bottom is actually a complicated animation that plays instead of the hourglass, of the pendant turning into an egg and back again, like in the transformation. Also included are wing-flapping resizers, sparkly egg appears and disappears "loading in background" animation, and various shinies and rainbows.
To get the cursor, you'll first have to download CursorFX from Stardock. It's a free program (with an extended version that costs, but in my opinion isn't worth it), guaranteed safe, that can be downloaded here. You'll find info about the program right here.
Once you've downloaded CursorFX, get the Princess Tutu pendant as your cursor here, and if you have any praise, condemnation, concern, or technical difficulties, let me know by commenting on this post or the cursor's page. I'll entertain suggestions for new cursors as well, although I can't make them now.
Enjoy!