3D flash

http://www.kirupa.com/developer/actionscript/3dexplore.htm

photoshop to flash by adobe

follow the mouse

http://www.kirupa.com/developer/mx/followease.htm

http://www.flepstudio.org/forum/tutorials/592-startdrag-flash-cs3-actionscript-3-0-a.html

photoshop to flash

http://www.computerarts.co.uk/tutorials/new_media/photoshop_to_flash

http://www.genkiness.com/resources/photoshop/

http://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/tutorials/index.cfm?featureid=1684

http://xeler8r.com/lessons/pscs2/s_objects/

logo, blog & business cards

• blogger business cards
• project managers use blogging to manage & communicate project changes
• designing identities: Logo 101
• logolounge.com trends, current and past

Flash: Scrolling movie tutorials

• scrolling background and the Illusion of Depth
• more scrolling backgrounds

Flash CS3 Preloader advice

so i have a project to make the entire website in Flash. First things first, I want an interesting pre-loader. I’m going to list the tutorials i can find HERE, so maybe someone else doesn’t have to search like I did. I found the Monkey Flash way particularly straight forward and easy to follow.

• Adobe Flash blog Preloaders
• Weggheleire BIT-101B
• Weggheleire (more) Preloading whole SWF movie
• Monkey Flash way (complete with start files)
• fill images
• Steve Tutes: general flash tutorials for later

to flash or not to flash

although this is an older posting, I think it’s approach regarding when and where to flash your stuff in your web design.

http://blog.deconcept.com/2006/03/13/modern-approach-flash-seo/

podcasting

• how to create your audio podcast: CNET
• publish your webcast: Ourmedia.com
• 6 tips for shooting web videos successfully

Can I cut and paste?

Copyright Liberties: Jessica Litman, U of Michigan Law

interactive style

As noted in my update (scroll down to “Scotty”) my kitty litter musings have led me on a delicious journey through NY Times John Biggs articles. He may turn out to be my first RSS feed. Someone has taken the time to make our computer interface 1)less disposable 2)more solid and 3)simply, more aesthetic.