Sunday 27 April 2008
Saturday 26 April 2008
Saturday 19 April 2008
Organism.
Interact with your own little pet in the latest flash project to come from yours truly.
Click to place food, hold space to bring up the ball, and hold up to whistle for his attention.
Click to place food, hold space to bring up the ball, and hold up to whistle for his attention.
Monday 14 April 2008
Thursday 10 April 2008
Tutorial Time!
I know some of you have got photoshop, so I made this little tutorial that gives a nice text effect. I used a font called "barber shop", but you could use any that you like.
1)Open a new 400x400 pixel document.
2)Type in the text you want. Remember, my font is called "barber shop". (I think it's a Gyom Seguin, but it may be a Chris Hansen.)
3)With the control key down, click on the layer icon for the text layer. This creates a selection around the layer.
4)Hit Shift+Ctrl+i to invert the selection. Alternately, select the Marquee Tool, then right click and choose Select Inverse.
5)You should now have something like this:
6)Select the following brush. It's in the default brush set, and it shouldn't be too hard to find.
7)Hit Shift+Ctrl+N to make a new layer, then brush around the text till you have something like this:
8)Press the little eye next to the text layer to hide it, and you should have something similar to the following:
9)I carried on going, and after about 15 minutes work I come up with:
1)Open a new 400x400 pixel document.
2)Type in the text you want. Remember, my font is called "barber shop". (I think it's a Gyom Seguin, but it may be a Chris Hansen.)
3)With the control key down, click on the layer icon for the text layer. This creates a selection around the layer.
4)Hit Shift+Ctrl+i to invert the selection. Alternately, select the Marquee Tool, then right click and choose Select Inverse.
5)You should now have something like this:
6)Select the following brush. It's in the default brush set, and it shouldn't be too hard to find.
7)Hit Shift+Ctrl+N to make a new layer, then brush around the text till you have something like this:
8)Press the little eye next to the text layer to hide it, and you should have something similar to the following:
9)I carried on going, and after about 15 minutes work I come up with:
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