Monday, August 22, 2011

Soundscape Tutorial

STEP 1:

· Go to www.google.com

· Type in field "Flash ActionScript HYPE framework"

· Download HYPE.zip

STEP 2:

· Open HYPE>examples>Flash>SoundAnalyzer>Open -01_soundAnalyzer.fla

· Once open go to the library and change MyCircle to a PNG of your choice (in this case the DEV logo, the name of the artist that sings the song.

· Go to 'Actions' tab and look for:

var snd:Sound = new Sound();

snd.load(new URLRequest(“http://www.hypeframework.org/HYPE/examples/SoundAnalyzer/Blevin_Blectum/Gular_Flutter/Foyer_Fire.mp3”));

snd.play();

· Replace

· http://www.hypeframework.org/HYPE/examples/SoundAnalyzer/Blevin_Blectum/Gular_Flutter/Foyer_Fire.mp3

· to desired link (if you are using personal song make sure to upload it onto your personal server in the same directory as listed in your action code. This is because the code references music clips online)

STEP 3:

File>publish settings>publish

Copy .swf file and .html onto personal server and enjoy.

To check out my version go to:

http://www.veryabledesign.com/dma455/music_player.html

Soundscape using HYPE Framework AS3

I was messing around with the HYPE files and wanted to combine the color-gradient with my music visualizer so that I had a cool custom visualizer. But then I wanted to replace the little visualizer assets with the Artist LOGO! I chose the song 'In the Dark' by DEV. She's pretty awesome and Smexy aswell. So check out what I got. I will throw up a tutorial giving some details on how I did this!

CHECK IT!

The song in this animation is property of Universal Republic and I do not have rights to redistribute it or make profit from the song. So if you want the song please purchase it and support the artists and thieving higher-ups that make money off of them.

For those that still care. Advanced ActionScript

For this assignment We had to create a winebottle mock up with assets created in Flash using the Hype Framework Actionscript 3.

We used butterflies as an asset for creating our label



Here is my application of the label asset with added text and design.



This is my Wine Bottle created with Illustrator and Photoshop along with Adobe Flash and ActionScript 3 to create the pattern on the label. Hope you like it!

Made with 100% Fermented Butterfly Blood.. mm... taste great with cheese!

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

DMA423 Blog

Today in class we looked for background images and assets as well as sound fx and skateboard reference images for our game. Getting pretty excited. I also overlooked some of the code that we got from our Prof. Jasmine Bashaj and we talked about storyboarding. Looks like we got some work to do before we get into the production process but it should be good! Can't wait to give you guys the final product to try out. Catch you by next week! :)

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Tuesday, June 7, 2011

We're Making a Video Game!!!!


For our Interactive Development class we are making a video game in Flash. We had to choose from a few company's to create an interactive game to promote or market the brand. We chose Vans and we are focusing on their shoes and skate culture for the content of the game. So far we have redesigned the logo for the game and we have also chosen our 'characters' for the game. They are Shoes! Check em out!




Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Back Once Again... It's The Incredible

Im back on the blog! and I've returned with Flash!

No... Not that Flash...
Adobe Flash... and ActionScript

For our first assignment in ActionScript class with Andrew Tedford we messed around with some HypeFramework code and some original brainstorm ideas to make some funky art assets with Flash.

The idea here was to develop some cool background assets or art pieces using code and butterflies! Yep... Butterflies. I just yelled out butterflies in class and Andrew decided to go with that as our item of inspiration. Check out what I got....

This is using the variableVibration code... with my own original butterfly icon




Here is another render with my own color inputs. Pretty funky and bright. I like it.


What do you think?

Friday, December 17, 2010

Android App: Dinema

This is the final product for my Dinema Android app. The app that lets you plan your social outtings with the people you want to spend time with. Want to grab a bite? Maybe catch a movie? How bout both! Well all you need is Dinema and you can find restaurants, make reservations, find theatres, check showtimes, buy tickets and coordinate plans with your friends. All from one app! Here is the design mock up:

DINEMA, The Date Making & Social Outting App:

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Mock Up Mobile (iPhone) Websites

In our web design class we had to design iPhone ported mockup sites for the full web mockups we previously made. We had a choice to either adapt our websites into iPhone Apps or iPhone Mobile Websites. I chose to make two iPhone Mobile Websites. Here they are...

Click pictures to see more full-sized shots
John Deere: Gator Utility Vehicles



Sexymbol Clothing Co.

Monday, December 13, 2010

Mockup Time! ... Again

So guys, you may be aware it's crunch time and all the final assignments are due in less that 24 hrs so everyone in DMA is pretty much getting whiplash from blog updates. I don't even know if that makes sense but I'm a little bit sleep deprived so forgive me. Here is a website mockup we had to do for Joe's webdesign class. I am pretty happy with it. I worked with Terry on this as we had to work in pairs. He had some great ideas and innovative design concepts. We had strict guidelines and restrictions to follow for this one so lots of planning and tweaking went into it. On a side note, Terry's moving on to do Business studies so he won't be back next semester for DMA. He's got good ideas and lots of passion so I'm sure he will do well in that field. A big thanks goes out to him for helping out in the assignments we worked on and for being a cool dude to crack jokes with in the back of class. So after you check out the mockup, check out his blog and his work from DMA: TERRY'S BLOG.

Eros Tea & Coffee Garden v.01
Click to see fullsize

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Android App Development

In our Photoshop Graphics class we have been asked to plan and design an app for the Android phone platform. The app concept was given to us and we just needed to design the interface, widget, and logo while doing our best to stick to Android design standards.

The purpose of the app:
An application that serves as a portal for movie reviews, showtimes, locations of theatres and allows users to buy tickets. As well the app must allow users to search for resteraunts near by, read reviews, check menus and book seating reservations.

Here are some concepts for logos, and sketches I have made for my design: