Thai style Skin

keerati · 25th May 2002, 04:31

I try to do this skin
Thai Amp
I from thailand and I try to design this amp
by editing on photoshop

anyone told me which program good to do skin design please told me
thank you

dam · 25th May 2002, 05:32

Screenshot.We are all lazy people.Well most of us anyways.

Are you uncomfortable using English or do you just talk like that?

note to everyone: Skinning has no language.Well not exactly.

Edit: fixed typo

Atmo · 25th May 2002, 05:37

Nice start, perhaps a little hard to use as i dont understand some of the numbers used. Plus theres a few minor bugs in the volume control and main windowshade mode.

If youre planning on submitting, please do the eq, playlist, minibrowser, avs etc...We wont publish skins without the eq or playlist skinned. Without the minibrowser and avs too it wont recieve much of a rating for completeness.

Welcome to skin love (wa2 skins) keerati

dam · 25th May 2002, 05:54

Wow!I actually downloaded a skin without seeing an ss.

What Atmo said.What language are the nos in?

I suggest putting a border on the display areas especially the vis area.
The pressed state of the shuffle and the max/min buttons are bugged.

DanG · 25th May 2002, 06:07

I like it. It's something I would use if it were finished. I think the timer needs some work.

nøva · 25th May 2002, 08:34

wow, really gives me the feel of a spice store... (no offence, and no im not an australian) cool stuff. But i dno how the brownish colours look on that picture background. This skin will say here till i get something new to try out... im to lazy to purposely change them...

Jellby · 25th May 2002, 09:29

You ignorant people

Those are Thai-Khemer numbers. They are the official numbers of Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. They belong to the family of the numerical signs of Indian origin, related to the numbers of the ancient 'pali' genre.
Some of these numbers are so similar to each other that they may be misleading if you don't look at them carefully. Unlike other Indian notations, the Thai-Khemer 2 is more complicated than the 3 shape. The 5 differs from the 4 only in the top appendix. The 8 is practically symmetrical to the 6. The 7 may be mistook for the 9.

Histoire universelle des chiffres
Georges Ifrah

Xerxes · 25th May 2002, 10:21

*LOVING IT*

Always like to see people working on cultural themes in skinning- especially people creating skins about their native homeland.

Personally I think you should replace the beveling you have with a golden border... going for a flatter overall appearance. (I normally think of thai decoration as 2D)

Can't wait to see what you can produce- looking forward to seeing a skin with lots of beautiful thai scrollwork all over it. (maybe Lai Phan Preuk Sa motifs?)

StillWater · 25th May 2002, 10:43

Quote:

Originally posted by dam
What language are the nos in?

Russian. That's why it's called RussianAmp.

dam · 25th May 2002, 11:14

Ooo Russian numbers.

I asked that question because Thailand has a lot of languages.Or was that Malayasia

StillWater · 25th May 2002, 11:22

Quote:

Originally posted by dam
Ooo Russian numbers.

I asked that question because Thailand has a lot of languages.Or was that Malayasia

Malaysia is a multi-cultural society composed of three major groups: Malay, Chinese, and Indian - each, of course, with vastly different alphabets. Thailand, as far as I know, has one numerical alphabet. Numerical systems don't usually vary much from region to region like ordinary language does - largely because they always needed to be fairly universal for trade reasons.

Jellby · 25th May 2002, 11:27

And what language would you say these are?

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

StillWater · 25th May 2002, 11:29

Quote:

Originally posted by Jellby
And what language would you say these are?

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Arabic. What's your point?

skinme! · 25th May 2002, 11:33

This is a very beautiful skin. With some more work it could become a trully excellent skin. I love the gold decorations in the bottom right and left and the lcd-style background is intriging. Perhaps you need to blur it more where the numbers, vis and text areas so they seem to fit in.

Jellby · 25th May 2002, 12:19

Quote:

Originally posted by dbleja
Arabic. What's your point?

Well, my post was mainly directed to Dam. The numbers we use are called 'arabic', but the Arabs use different ones. I meant that numbers are not linked to languages, but to writing systems, many languages (English, French, Spanish, Polish, Danish...) use the latin alphabet and the same 'arabic' numbers.

I'm sorry I went too off-topic in this thread...

StillWater · 25th May 2002, 12:40

Quote:

Originally posted by Jellby

Well, my post was mainly directed to Dam. The numbers we use are called 'arabic', but the Arabs use different ones. I meant that numbers are not linked to languages, but to writing systems, many languages (English, French, Spanish, Polish, Danish...) use the latin alphabet and the same 'arabic' numbers.

Many Arabic countries use Indic numbers, but some use Arabic numbers. Although "Arabic" numerals were invented by the Indians, not the Arabs, and the Arabs actually write them from left to right.

~Supey · 25th May 2002, 13:19

hey...school's over. I thought I was done learnig useless trivia

StillWater · 25th May 2002, 13:29

Quote:

Originally posted by ~Supey
hey...school's over. I thought I was done learnig useless trivia

It's not useless, and it's not trivia. Those departments are taken care of the many Star Wars discussions going on in this forum

dam · 25th May 2002, 18:34

Hmm.No more trivia please.I just finished my schooling.

Anyway those numbers dont resemble the indian nos.

StillWater · 25th May 2002, 18:39

Quote:

Originally posted by dam
Hmm.No more trivia please.I just finished my schooling.

Anyway those numbers dont resemble the indian nos.

Who said anything about anything resembling Indian numbers?

25th May 2002, 04:31	#1
keerati Junior Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4	Thai style Skin I try to do this skin Thai Amp I from thailand and I try to design this amp by editing on photoshop anyone told me which program good to do skin design please told me thank you

25th May 2002, 05:32	#2
dam Forum King Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The foot of the bed Posts: 2,536	Screenshot.We are all lazy people.Well most of us anyways. Are you uncomfortable using English or do you just talk like that? note to everyone: Skinning has no language.Well not exactly. Edit: fixed typo http://dam.deviantart.com/

25th May 2002, 05:37	#3
Atmo The Freak (Forum King) Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 9,400	Nice start, perhaps a little hard to use as i dont understand some of the numbers used. Plus theres a few minor bugs in the volume control and main windowshade mode. If youre planning on submitting, please do the eq, playlist, minibrowser, avs etc...We wont publish skins without the eq or playlist skinned. Without the minibrowser and avs too it wont recieve much of a rating for completeness. Welcome to skin love (wa2 skins) keerati :Psykotech:

25th May 2002, 05:54	#4
dam Forum King Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The foot of the bed Posts: 2,536	Wow!I actually downloaded a skin without seeing an ss. What Atmo said.What language are the nos in? I suggest putting a border on the display areas especially the vis area. The pressed state of the shuffle and the max/min buttons are bugged. http://dam.deviantart.com/

25th May 2002, 09:29	#7
Jellby Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Somewhere under the rainbow Posts: 1,702	You ignorant people Those are Thai-Khemer numbers. They are the official numbers of Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. They belong to the family of the numerical signs of Indian origin, related to the numbers of the ancient 'pali' genre. Some of these numbers are so similar to each other that they may be misleading if you don't look at them carefully. Unlike other Indian notations, the Thai-Khemer 2 is more complicated than the 3 shape. The 5 differs from the 4 only in the top appendix. The 8 is practically symmetrical to the 6. The 7 may be mistook for the 9. Histoire universelle des chiffres Georges Ifrah Many who live deserve death, some who die deserve life - can you give it to them? Then be not so quick to deal out death in judgement.

25th May 2002, 06:07	#5
DanG Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Here. Posts: 69	I like it. It's something I would use if it were finished. I think the timer needs some work.

25th May 2002, 08:34	#6
nøva Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Manitoba, CA Posts: 624	wow, really gives me the feel of a spice store... (no offence, and no im not an australian) cool stuff. But i dno how the brownish colours look on that picture background. This skin will say here till i get something new to try out... im to lazy to purposely change them...

25th May 2002, 10:21	#8
Xerxes Capitalist Alumni Join Date: May 2000 Location: my 4 Houses on Park Place Posts: 8,688	LOVING IT Always like to see people working on cultural themes in skinning- especially people creating skins about their native homeland. Personally I think you should replace the beveling you have with a golden border... going for a flatter overall appearance. (I normally think of thai decoration as 2D) Can't wait to see what you can produce- looking forward to seeing a skin with lots of beautiful thai scrollwork all over it. (maybe Lai Phan Preuk Sa motifs?)

25th May 2002, 11:14	#10
dam Forum King Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The foot of the bed Posts: 2,536	Ooo Russian numbers. I asked that question because Thailand has a lot of languages.Or was that Malayasia http://dam.deviantart.com/

25th May 2002, 11:27	#12
Jellby Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Somewhere under the rainbow Posts: 1,702	And what language would you say these are? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Many who live deserve death, some who die deserve life - can you give it to them? Then be not so quick to deal out death in judgement.

25th May 2002, 11:33	#14
skinme! Forum King Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: 127.0.0.1 Website: skinme.net Posts: 3,352	This is a very beautiful skin. With some more work it could become a trully excellent skin. I love the gold decorations in the bottom right and left and the lcd-style background is intriging. Perhaps you need to blur it more where the numbers, vis and text areas so they seem to fit in. He had decided to live forever, or die in the attempt In America - a must see film

25th May 2002, 13:19	#17
~Supey Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Country Club Ghetto Estates Posts: 290	hey...school's over. I thought I was done learnig useless trivia

25th May 2002, 18:34	#19
dam Forum King Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The foot of the bed Posts: 2,536	Hmm.No more trivia please.I just finished my schooling. Anyway those numbers dont resemble the indian nos. http://dam.deviantart.com/

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