New Web Portfolio Site

I just finished my new web portfolio site. Click to see it.

Geddy Lee Flash site

Just getting pieces of my work together for my portfolio and realized that I haven't put images of my Geddy Lee website.

Goldenlocks site

So here are some screen shots from my new website/animation. I created it more as an animation. I originally wanted to have it be interactive by enabling the user to click on three different viewpoints. But as I got going I realized that I wouldn't be able to illustrate all three perspectives. So I decided to just focus on the one story and try to get it done. I still need to do one more backgroiund for the ending and an illustration of the little girl. One thng that I also found out was that I can't use the bone tool with bitmap images so I might experiment with creating the animations of the little girl using vector images. I'll post up the final of this when I get it done.

  

Mugster flashsite

Flashsite where the user can create customized mighty muggs.

Flash Storybook

So for my next website I decided to do a storybook with multiple viewpoints. The story will open up with the base story from the narrator's point of view and when you click the image of one of the other characters the story changes to show you how they saw the story from their viewpoint. Here is an idea of how this might look, still working on this but it has the general idea.

Flash AS3 Card Flip Tutorial

This tutorial demonstrates hot to create a cool card flip effect in Flash CS4. This effect utilizes CS4's native ability to manipulate objects in a 3d space. Sorry, this tutorial will not work with CS3. Click here to see the actual flash demo.

You will need Flash CS4, ActionScript 3, and the custom class "TweenFlipCS4", and about 5-10 minutes to complete this tutorial. Download the original files containing the class here.

Here we go in four easy steps.

1. The first step is to import the easing class into your file.

2. Next import the custom class "TweenFlipCS4". You need to put the folder "flashandmath/as3" in the same folder as your fla file.

3. Create the variables to make your cards.

4. Add the names of the files to be used for the front and backs of the cards. You can also control how the card flips, either vertically or horizontally. Vertical is the default so you DO NOT need to type in "vertical" after the file names. If you want the card to flip horizontally you will need to add the word "horizontal" after the list of file names.

FINAL AS3 CODE: Here is the complete code for the Flash AS3 CS4 Card Flip.

This tutorial and custom class was originally from Flashandmath.com
by Doug Ensley and Barbara Kaskosz.

This tutorial is a student project and is not meant to infringe upon anyone's rights.

Email post Testing

Just testing to see how this looks.