Since I just bought two 1 TB WD Desktop Elements hard drives for my Mac, I also searched for some nice icons that would go nicely with the Leopard theme. Unfortunately I only found icons for the WD MyBook series. With some inspiration, Adobe Photoshop CS3 and img2icns I managed to produce a set of black shadowless WD Desktop Elements icons for the Mac. Enjoy! If someone requires the same thing for the "white" version of the hard drive, please let me know in the comments.
Download the black shadowless WD Desktop Elements icons.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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7 comments:
Glad to have provided inspiration! And here I thought I was nuts for wanting my drive icons to look like actual drives!
The look and feel of the Mac OS makes it quite tempting to "beautify" all those different little details like drive icons or specific data folders. I first hesitated on trying to produce the missing icons by myself, but after having seen how easy you managed to do this, I also gave it a try and was surprised actually how quickly and easily this can be done. Thanks again for the inspiration.
As you said in your post, I reply in your comments asking for a white version of your beautiful icons. Since I've got both a black and a white one, two different icons would be perfect to distinguish the drives. Thank you!
greetings from Mannheim/Germany,
Johannes
Hi Johannes
I'm happy to hear that you like the icons and can use them. I'll see if I can find all the required pictures in a satisfying resolution to make the white icons. Also need to remember how I made the "stretched" version, because it has been a while. :-)
Will let you know if I got successful, but probably will take a few days since I'm quite busy at the moment.
Best regards,
Marc
That would be great! Let me know when you're finished.
Thanks,
Johannes
Saw you made this a while ago, but just came across it. Beautiful. Thanks for the work!
This is f***** awesome.
FYI: just do a Google search to convert the .icns to Windows .ico format, too, if you're using the drive in FAT32 or something.
THANKS!
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