The suggestion had been made, so here it is: green. Colours can be changed (it seems like it needs more contrast to me, but, once again, my LCD may deceive me.) Let me know what you think.

On a side note, if you do like a design, don't hesitate to comment on that as well. Not only does it make me feel better about my stab at design here, but it ensures that something you like may actually survive this process.

Also, I've had a lot of colour commentary (haha.), but not a lot about the change of overall design. If you compare green and blue, you'll notice a fairly consistent template. Any comments? If you don't want to post your comments here, the 'Contact' tab up there does work.

Oh, and Tay, I know you wanted blue and neon pink, but I haven't done that yet, mostly because I have no idea what parts would be blue, and what would be pink. Let me know, it won't take long to do (I make no guarantees on quality, though.)

Hellsyea... we got a great big steaming pile of Shayne image-dumping today. How can you hate???












awwww yeah.

And yeah, I'm totally late as well. I just got home from the UofA now... regardless:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAM!!!

The edmon-tones representin' the SXSW:

Old Reliable
Whitey Houston
The Swiftys

kinda late, but still counts, HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAM!

in other NE=W=s



Weezer's 5th album has been officially titled "Make Believe". Its release date is still pending but should be in May for sure. At the moment it is being mixed in NYC. The cover art, which features a photo of the band, has been finalized and the rest of the album's artwork is in the pipeline.

Meanwhile Marcos Siega is in the process of editing the "Beverly Hills" video. As of Friday night it was still in a fairly rough state but by the end of the weekend it should start shaping up.

Some pix have been added the the previous news story (below) from the video shoot.


[posted 3/5/2005 U.S.A.]

Thanks for the birthday Wishes!!!!

Also - Jess, next Wednesady at 3pm - buying rail tickets????

Thanks for the advice!

Oh, and do the built in tutorials included with Flash MX... that'll help you get accustomed to the program.

Depends on what kind of game... a simple one, maybe not too long... a complex one, it'll take a long time no matter what. Maybe start simple since you're learning how to use it. Plus make use of resources online... like www.flashkit.com and www.actionscript.org ... the Flash community is really good at sharing it's resources.

So for all you flash users out there tell me if this is the basic idea. Dreamweaver is used for making webpages, Fireworks is like adobe photoshop (though probally not as good), free hand is like adobe illustrator and flash mx is the program to make actual flash presentations/applications. You can make pictures in photoshop but should probally import it into fireworks to finish off the product?
It is going to take me a while until I can make a actual game?