[JOhannski]

Hi everybody,
I started Inkscape because for my last schoolday we created Facebook-Profiles for them with their hobbys and so on. The Posters had the size of A0 so I couldn`t use Gimp. I won`t show you the results because the posters are very private (and you wouldn`t understand it because they are in german), but I want to share my template with you. The resource I`m offering you is a blank facebook Page with the usual header and facebookstyle. It has also most of the buttons and all graphics are vectorgraphics.
To give you an idea of how it looks I`ve also created a png-picture. I hope some of you can use it.... with this graphics it should be easy to create your on Fakebook-page.
Ok here`s the screenshot:


You find the svg file here: http://www.johannesd...ch/fakebook.zip

Please tell me what you think about it :)


regards
JOhannski

[2-ton]

I love it! Would you mind if I took it to create a project for our department at work? I always make something on the computer for the boss at christmas, and this would be cool.
btw, you put the attachment up as a url, which it isn't. Can you put it up as a downloadable attachment?

[Kru]

copy the link and you can download it that way because he hosted it on his site. no need to attach it.

[JOhannski]

@ 2-Ton:
I'm glad you like. Of course you can use it, that what's it there for :)
I've now changed the link (I just put a http//:www. in front of it), now it should work.
One more thing: You will maybe notice that there are red lines outside the avatar of Mr. Anderson. This is because under the vector-avatar, there is a equally sized picture, for those who want to work with pictures.... which you probably will :)
I hope you enjoy working with it. If there are any problems just ask :)

@freddy: That's right, thanks for trying to help


- JOhannski

[2-ton]

ty :D

[astroking]

Wow! This looks just like the real thing!

[ideaman]

Ha ha ... this is cool and look exactly like Facebook. Thanks for sharing..

[Scois0n]

Wow. Need to learn to do this.

[JOhannski]

@ideaman: You're welcome

@Scois0n: ^^ I haven't thought that I would get an other response to this Thread... Well thanks, glad you like it. It's actually not as hard as you may think in the beginning, especially if you know how the shapes of objects should look like