We’ll be playing matches using lots of different applications, from Adobe® Photoshop® to Adobe® Flash®, but the basic idea is the same no matter what tools are in use. Two artists (or two small teams of artists) will swap a file back and forth in real-time, adding to and embellishing the work. Each artist gets fifteen minutes to complete a “volley” and then we post that to the site. A third participant, a writer, provides play-by-play commentary on the action, as it happens. The matches last for ten volleys and when it’s complete, everyone visiting the site votes for a winner.
Visit them online and see for yourself. Who knows, if it were with Fireworks I would give it a go myself. Looks fun.
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My portfolio:
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]]>With their clean flash interface and smooth matrix-like overview, you can see your speed from different locations and get a real geographical idea of exactly where the data is traveling during the test.
Check it out for yourself:
via The iSpySite.com
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This is a tutorial from Daniel Hammonds (a.k.a Wade/Haujobb & Fairlight) who has some serious photoshop skills. At first glance you would think this is an actual photo but after checking out the tutorial you can see he started with a blank canvas in photoshop and just started drawing. I am very impressed by this. I will have to do this and see what my results might be.
via theispysite.com
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