20110218

help, but not quite understood Pt.2

[Basics] Dance/Floor Pad


Mike Blaustein <forums@adobe.com>Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 11:18 AM
Reply-To: clearspace-1482454686-947027-2-3478174@mail.forums.adobe.com
To: Chris Seymour <chris.seymour1@sky.com>
I have used the USBAccessXtra by Geoff Smith to get access to USB devices, including the PS3 controller (the standard one, not a dance pad).  I would give that a shot.

http://www.physicalbits.com/xtras/ShowXtra/xtraid/8/section/Description

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help, but not quite understood

[Basics] Dance/Floor Pad


Mike Blaustein <forums@adobe.com>Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 10:16 PM
Reply-To: clearspace-417923580-947027-2-3477196@mail.forums.adobe.com
To: Chris Seymour <chris.seymour1@sky.com>
It will all depend on what sort of Mat you are using.  There are xtras to grab the inputs of joysticks, serial devices, usb devices, etc, so use the appropriate xtra and you can get the buttons pushed... see here for a list of xtras:

http://www.deansdirectortutorials.com/MileHighTable/

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20110214

Sauerkids.





Sauerkids are Mark Moget and Taco Sipma, an artist duo based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Besides their current day jobs as graphic designers, they started the label Sauerkids on the side as an outlet for their art and illustration work. Their character based art and illustrations have been shown in several international art exhibitions, illustration projects, magazines & books. 

Sauerkids are not only known for their humorous and colorful illustrations and fine art, but they also feel equally comfortable with designing vinyl toys, visual brands, shoes, t-shirts, sculptures, paintings and typefaces.




CLIENTS INCLUDE 

    • Adobe
    • EA Games
    • Rotterdam Uit Magazine
    • BIS Publishers
    • City Museum The Hague
    • Dzone magazine
    • Jamungo
    • Die Gestalten Verlag

How my character has improved?

WELL, for one, it's changed breeds. Also, i've dropped the whole typography character that I had before because as you can see, 'Doug' fits more into the game like's design and all that. He was made using Ai, and not from a tutorial as such. Just inspired by other creations yano? 

What I like about illustrator is, you can push back or bring forward the layers you create, not necessarily having to merge them and fiddle around to make things fit into place. The dog is made up of vectors, and each vector is placed so that his body looks joined (which you'd expect really). I can't really explain but perhaps if you look at him, then you'll kind of get me. 
Douglas, the Dog. (cameo role ) 

Dance Mat (Revised)

I fear the worst, and that being the idea is too simple. It's nothing I can do now (4 months into it) but it would appear that this could be percieved as a prototype yano, like a beta version. Obviously there is room for expansion. 

My Design after, kinda following the tutorial


It's not the best, but I think it's pretty neat, considering my lack of knowledge using the software :)

CreativeArts tutorial for Making a cityscape in Ai

tutorial

Illustrator

I have found a new found love for Adobe Illustrator. I'm shockingly bad at it though, but the software if rather complex and even tutorials are hard to follow. I'll post one up, that I had been doing for the project.

I also, only have 17 days left to get all my design work done, if needed to be done in Ai, because sadly I'm not well off enough to purchase the software thus using a trial.