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I tried it, thought I don't use Gimp that often. I suceeded, and even made a round one, using similar techniques. That's a slight step ahead for me.
It's pretty easy, once you do it one time.
I first tried Photoshop, but I couldn't all convert the steps well enough (I'm about the low end of intermediate, in PS skills).
I really like Gimp, except for the fact that all windows are separate, and not "sticky" (all held within a single window, like PS, and most others).
Photoshop is sooo much more convenient for navigating between your tools and picture, especially at a maximized or full-screen state. Any suggestions on how to make that easier?
Thank you, now I have my buttons, once I put together my web page, in a few weeks! YAY!
I was gonna show you earlyer, but I forgot. 0__0;
I used this modified this tutorial to work with Photoshop CS2, and I came up with this picture: [link]
Hope ya like!
I'll probably make a few more since GIMP tutorials are hard to come by and Photoshop ones don't usually work.