On the other side the team worked out the look and feel of the actual game. All kinds of ideas floated about, from hell fire to puffy clouds. Like any creative it evolved over time. Bottom line we needed a light clean game area and everything else was gravy. Overall creating an iPhone game was a great learning experience.
You can get the game for your iPhone here.
Many thanks to Top Hat Monocle
Surfing YouTube awhile back I stumbled apon some amazing speed painting examples. I just had to find out how it was done and try one out my self. I was reading a Steven King book at the time, so I thought why not try out painting Steve. The end result doesn’t really look like Mr King, probably because I wasn’t concentrating on the painting but rather the technical aspect of it. Well maby that’s an excuse, I have never been any good at drawing likeness. In any case it was a fun project and will probably do another in the future.
This is a little video piece I did for fun. I saw the video clip on YouTube and thought it was alot of fun. The main reason outside of having some fun was to teach my self some After Effects. You can see a better quality version here.
