Hey dudes and dudettes.
It's that time of the year again! Last year I got to be at the London Game Career Fair, talking to several people from some awesome companies, i gave them business cards and portfolio CDs. First time I left the country alone and first time in London. This time I have better things to show. If you want to know more about the event, here's the official link.
How did I get the money to go there?
Well, let me show you what I was doing one year ago:
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
London Game Career Fair '08
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Labels: Bio, Events, Learning, The Journey
Thursday, August 21, 2008
We have lift-off!
After some weird experiments involving html, xml and a weird ftp method, I bring you my website! It is basically an online portfolio that will be constantly updated.
I will try to improve it so it's a bit more functional, but right now it's enough. It only needs better art and that's what I am doing right now. I'll show it when I can.
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Labels: Bio, Learning, The Journey
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Simple website, simple viewer
After researching I found the best solution for a simple website is to use something like Simpleviewer, a lightweight (17kb) flash gallery. It has its limits but there are ways to get over most of them. There's a free version and it works just fine.
Pros:
-Simple to use and customizable
-Good-looking transitions and loading animations
-Free
Cons:
-Doesn't take up more than 50 pictures per gallery
-You have to create the thumbnails manually
One of these days I'll have a gallery website made using it. So, for people who are looking for a quick way to have a gallery website online there you go. Hosts are an issue for another post, I still have to deal with that.
Now I have to keep on texturing. See ya!
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Labels: tips
Friday, August 1, 2008
Achievements
I was writing a post on how Achievements are just sand thrown in the eyes of the "hardcore gamers" but this image captures it in a way I wasn't being able to put it. Thanks internet!
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Labels: Game Aesthetics