Update #1: This project seems to be discontinued, so the only way to see something of it is via wayback machine… Update #2: Good tip: http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=byodp I have seen this project before, but I’m not very enthusiastic about this project. Probably because it’s not a toy. But there are some very nice skins. BUILD YOUR [...]
I’ve made a mistake, the code I original wrote doesn’t work (I’m glad nobody noticed it ). You can find the correct class here My previous post is about my first step into ActionScript 3 (AS3) and in my case: trail and error is the best way to learn stuff. But it takes some time [...]
I finally started programming with ActionScript 3 (AS3); I know, I not a early adopter… And the first steps in AS3 are as uncomfortable as the first time I started OOP programming … or when I started moved from AS1 to AS2… Since I started working for NOISE 5 months ago and moved to Amsterdam, [...]
Still refining the css for this blog, I’m getting there. Today I added 2 new plugins to my list of WordPress plugins: CG-FlashyTitles Contact Form ][ CG-FlashyTitles for the nicely rendered Headers, and this is one of the user-friendliest plugin I've ever seen. And is based upon sIFR Contact Form ][ because my contact page [...]
For the readers of my blog: there is a new design. (for the RSS readers: ) After using the Blix theme from kingcosmonaut for more than a year, I changed the theme into one of my own design. I’ve talked about more than once.. but for some reason the build of my design always stopped [...]
An intro for court-tv (I really can’t say if it’s the real stuff or an experiment) Very impressive, I specially like the speed.
Type history, I wouldn’t choose some of the footage used but a impressive piece of history.
Intro from the movie “Trainspotting” (I haven’t seen the movie in a while, so I don’t know if it’s the original intro, or a school assignment) Story: Intro Trainspotting in Typography. Motion design with after-effects.
A very little typography animation Made for a typography course. Music by Bay Tremore Animation by Hannes Drexl Sadly Hannes Drexl need 17 seconds for the credits, but other wise very nice.
