An unwrapped female head model ready to be textured for practice or personal projects. Continue reading to download and read more about it.

In today’s pack, we have a 3D Female Head Model made in 3D Studio Max created by Aaron Forney.

Like before, the download contains an OBJ and MTL file ready for texturing or for anything you can think of that doesn’t include breaking the terms found in the readme.txt file inside. Thank you for your downloads and support and check back again for another Wednesday Resource.

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Zip file includes – .OBJ, .MTL, .PNG, Read Me File
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Quality icons are usually hard to come by, especially ones where you can use for free. There are many sites out there that offer icons, and require link backs, or credit somewhere, but today’s special I’m going to release 7 Hand Drawn icons you probably won’t see anywhere else as they are home made by an artist member at Creative-Le Studio.

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For today’s free download, we have 7 hand drawn icons for those blogs and sites that need those stylized icons for their twitter, facebook and other bookmarking/social sites. So far there’s only 7, but if there’s demand for others, we’ll be releasing more.

Current set includes: Blogger, Facebook, Twitter, Delicious, Digg, RSS, and Email.

License and Other Information

These icons are free to use personal or commercial projects. Absolutely, you cannot sell these icons on any site or treat them as your own. No link is required, but it is appreciated. Also, direct people to download the icons from this site and don’t host the file on yours. Other than that, do what you want with them, edit, use them, and do whatever.

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Zip file includes – .PNG, .PSD
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Hey everyone, welcome to the first and hopefully not last “Resource Wednesday“. To give everyone a short into, Resource Wednesday is a new schedule segment where my studio will be providing the community with resources whether it be templates, models, practice/exercise materials, icons, or basically anything related to multimedia that can be used by anyone for personal use for free. (Unless stated otherwise).

In today’s pack, we have a 3D Horse Model made in 3D Studio Max created by a fellow worker, Aaron Forney.

There’s not much to say about this object, because simply the download consists of an OBJ format and a MTL format for the material to allow texturing. So for any 3D Modeling enthusiasts or hobbyists that wants to practice texturing, or learn from this OBJ file are free to download and have fun with today’s resource. In addition, any designers that need to use a horse for a stock photo, or to create something can also find the PNG file to be useful.

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Zip file includes – .OBJ, .MTL, .PNG, Read Me File
Download Link – Download Here

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If you have any questions, feedback, or suggestions for future Resource Wednesdays’, feel free to comment below.

Ever wanted to know how options are implemented with WordPress? Through lots of tutorials, I’ve finally been able to make a theme that had some options in the backend to make it easy for users/clients to change up colors, the width of the site, link colors, and simple things like that.

Ares Framework brings you the simple theme but with a Theme Options Page for the WordPress admin. (Download link at the bottom)

About the Framework

I’ve tried my best to comment everything, and certainly it’s great to know some little PHP or coding logic to understand how I did most of it. But, I’m not going to spend too much time talking about this one because, I have the last framework in production which will contain more of a documentation behind the setup I chose, and a little navigation behind the scenes.

Reminder that it is not a real “finished” theme. It’s just a developing theme, so there are errors, browser compatibility errors, and maybe extra lines of codes that aren’t needed. However, the theme does work, and for the most part is stable enough to release. If there’s anything major, like it completely didn’t zip, or a file is definitely missing, let me know and I’ll re-look into it.

Some Features

There’s a temporary demo here. It’s basically the Athena Framework, but with an options panel in the WordPress admin. The options are stylized minimally, and of course you can add more options or take them out.

There’s a PHP file for CSS which is imported so that you can use it for any changes in CSS as well as my framework files are located in one folder for the most part (labeled cle-framework). This is to ensure an organized and clean work and everything dealing with the framework is in that folder (besides the PHP CSS file, which I believe is in the includes/css folder).

Not much to say about this theme. If you have any problems with it, suggestions on better coding, certainly just leave a comment and I’ll check it out.

Outside Resources

I’m not taking a great deal of credit for doing this on my own, or I did everything in it, so here are the resources I used to complete this theme and theme options. I give lots of credit for them and releasing their knowledge and resources for free, and so that’s why this theme is out there for free for future wordpress developers that would like to take their theme to the next level with theme options.

How to: Create a Theme Options Page for your WordPress Theme

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been to that site, and copied their code and dissected one by one. It’s definitely the right tutorial to start your foot off wet when dealing with theme options. Check out the comments as well for different problems and fixes.

Create and Options Page for your WordPress Theme

The tutorial probably looks the same, but again, I believe the comments here helped me strip slashes from html input in my text fields. Good resource to look in.

White Board Framework

Probably my favorite blank wordpress framework. It really just gave me the basic functionality of a wordpress theme and I was able to put what I want in it. By doing that, I’ve been making sites/blogs with my framework and it increased production time on so many levels because I can almost type out all the classes and ids that I put by heart. It’s great to have your own framework, and so if you need a blank one to get rid of extra things, White Board is the way to go.

After Thoughts

I hope you enjoy the framework. I’m hoping that it’ll be easy to understand and go through to make your modifications. If you guys did anything cool, show it off here. And, in about a month or so check out my new theme/framework, which is going to have a few more page templates like a portfolio, or home page so that it can start to look like a real site. Thanks for checking my site out and good luck with your WordPress developments.

Download Ares Framework

As you may have noticed, one of the things I’ve cut from the menu was a Downloads section. It’s now a category, and I have a little sidebar on the widget that will show the latest downloads so just a heads up for future downloads. All downloads will be in resources, so if you need to find them, you can simply go to Resources navigation.

Here’s a quick business card template for those that need a template with all the guides (For Photoshop).

This is a blank PSD Template for a Business Card. Yes there’s a lot out there, so I just made one for you guys just in case you were looking around in the downloads category. Standard size for the business card and has guides for the all the bleed zones, cutting zones, and safety margins.

Download Business Card PSD Template

Enjoy the resource, and be on the look out for more downloads and resources.