Hi folks. Today we bring you a nice Adobe Illustrator tutorial by Marcos Torres. It’s an Angry Birds parody! Hope you enjoy it!
Most video games that I’ve played lately have not been as charming as Angry Birds. Why? Because nowadays most games focus too much on realistic graphics and improved AI. They just forget the basics of fun games like Super Mario World. If you have not played this game yet you shoudn’t miss the opportunity; it’s really addicting. Ok, enough talking about it, so inspired by a session of Angry Birds I decided to make this cool parody and teach it to you guys. Hope you dig it as much as I did.
Don’t get scared by the sketches, you won’t need good drawing skills and a tablet for this. There is an AI file you can download at the end of the tutorial.
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If you ever are designing a static website and require an image gallery, have no fear. This post avails you with 25 and more CSS Image Galleries with different styling and really cool effects.
Check them out
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So, we usually focus on how to make your website more appealing, on how to get the surfers glued like they would to a Michael Jackson (RIP) video. However, how about we consider what may make them leave?
In this infographic, take note of what makes people leave a website even after they have landed on it.
See it
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Good morning Royalties.
Apologies are in order for not supplying any new posts last week. However, good news is we have an amazing feature of an exceptional Ugandan vFx artist based in the US: Solomon Jagwe. I had a candid talk with him about his work, his passions, family, and a lot of other topics. I hope you enjoy the conversation. Look out for it this week.
However, if you missed the previous posts, find them below.
1. 40 Incredible Digital Portraits2.18 Time Saving Web Apps for CSS/Web Designers
“Time and tide wait for no man”, is an adage I one time heard. The gist of it being, one needs to prepare, and never wait for perfect conditions. It also calls for quickness. In terms of web, I do not know whether I agree but if you have to get it done, and get it done quickly, here are some useful apps to help with your design process.
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If you , like me, have ever designed a logo in Uganda, as a freelancer it is a headache. While you have to take time and conceptualise and think about the design, you have to convince the client that a logo is not cheap. I think that some people mistake the size of a logo with it’s worth.
Find out more why professional logo design cost is not cheap. Not even $5.
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