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click the image thumbnail to see the sample in a larger display Client: Self-Promotional Description: This is a quick math tutorial I built for my younger daughter when she was having a hard time understanding the difference between different decimal values like 0.1 and 0.01. Media: Adobe Flash | Adobe Illustrator |
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click the image thumbnail to see the sample in a larger display Client: Self-Promotional Description: This is a Flash game the goal of which is to complete the pattern of symbols. It is small all of 15KB and is intended to be used as part of a larger experience. Perhaps as a preloader. Media: Adobe Illustrator | Adobe Flash |
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click the image thumbnail to see the sample in a larger display Client: Self-Promotional Description: This is a self-promotional animation, the first of a series that all utylize the "I Can Do Anything" tag line. Media: Adobe Illustrator | Adobe Flash |
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click the image thumbnail to see the sample in a larger display Client: The Comic Book Novice Blog Description:Movie Promo | Mutant Chronicles Notes: Image Promos have become a very common facet of the browsing experience but they can still be fun and interesting to work on. This one uses layered imagery in an attempt to create a visually interesting experience. Media: Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Flash |
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Client: www.stikfas.com Description: This was a flash banner ad for stikfas, a generic action figure kit. The two stikfas figures were rendered in Illustrator and the entire piece was animated in Flash. Notes: The concept of the stikfas line of products is alot of fun to work with. The concept here is that they are a line of generic action figures. They can be anyone of anythng it is just up to the imagination and ingenuity of the person playing with them Media: Adobe Illustrator | Adobe Flash |
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click the image thumbnail to see the sample in a larger display Client: Self-Promotional Description: Psuedo Virtual Reality | Product Demo Notes: The model was created in 3DStudio Max and then exported as a series of still images. In flash these images are placed on a timeline and actionscript is used to link the key presses to the movement of the playhead. Media: Autodesk 3DStudio Max | Adobe Flash |
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Client: The Crow: Special Edition Description: This was a Flash based banner ad for the special edition release of the Crow. At the time the Flash Video look was becoming very popular and it is used here on several scenes from the film. Notes: Media: Adobe Premiere | Adobe Flash |