mox gallery
mox gallery
Just opened a gallery here, better late than never
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Dusty thread, cough cough...
... but new website launched two months ago, so if you're interested to see more works (helmet required since there are a couple of things to be fixed, almost invisible things though..).
(Nearly) all bits and pieces have been made with TVPaint, including the webdesign itself.
If FotoShaupe can do it, TVPaint can too!
... but new website launched two months ago, so if you're interested to see more works (helmet required since there are a couple of things to be fixed, almost invisible things though..).
(Nearly) all bits and pieces have been made with TVPaint, including the webdesign itself.
If FotoShaupe can do it, TVPaint can too!
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I released a collection of Royalty Free content packs that contains ready-to-use .PNG files :
100 badges (10 shapes X 10 colours) and 1230 icons/flags (246 countries X 5 sizes).
You can download them right here for your website or whatever you want.
100 badges (10 shapes X 10 colours) and 1230 icons/flags (246 countries X 5 sizes).
You can download them right here for your website or whatever you want.
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Thanks Mox, nice gift.
and i love those neat boxes you put them in
and i love those neat boxes you put them in
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Black Sheep Squadron is an old PC/MAC project that had been shelved because of a lack of time and motivation and unfortunately it will (probably) never be completed.
The game is a vertical shoot-them-up, tribute to all the 1942-series (Capcom) including five ‘oldschool’ worlds in the glory of the 80’s: Pacific coast, Jungle, Country/Desert, Warp Zone/twilight zone and Sci-Fi.
You play either “John Trigger” or “Susie Goodspeed“. Choosing one or the other character changes the power of the weapons and the velocity of the aircraft, the famous WWII corsair F4U.
There are still a lot of sprites and backgrounds that are not shown in the video. The footage is sometimes buggy but it gives a good idea of what the game would have looked once tweaked and polished.
As usual almost everything have been made with TVPaint, that's why I'm posting the video there
The game is a vertical shoot-them-up, tribute to all the 1942-series (Capcom) including five ‘oldschool’ worlds in the glory of the 80’s: Pacific coast, Jungle, Country/Desert, Warp Zone/twilight zone and Sci-Fi.
You play either “John Trigger” or “Susie Goodspeed“. Choosing one or the other character changes the power of the weapons and the velocity of the aircraft, the famous WWII corsair F4U.
There are still a lot of sprites and backgrounds that are not shown in the video. The footage is sometimes buggy but it gives a good idea of what the game would have looked once tweaked and polished.
As usual almost everything have been made with TVPaint, that's why I'm posting the video there
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Ben dis donc, c'était bien parti comme projet =)
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In the beginning it was just for testing the Chad's custom brushes with an excess of splats, splashes, dots, drops, spray, you name it
Then I played with the blending modes..
For a size one, it's this way.
Then I played with the blending modes..
For a size one, it's this way.
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- Paul Fierlinger
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Hurah!! That looks like Larry King Live!
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Huh? Edited by user.
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Wow, I love the result !
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I'm not sure what you are referring to... did you delete a link or something?Paul Fierlinger wrote:Hurah!! That looks like Larry King Live!
(to some extent) Larry King is maybe a well-known personality here in old Europe too... but AFAIK nobody does watch his shows :]
(and thanks Elodie )
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It was just a first impression... the artificial macho pose surrounded by glitz and star bursts. When you become an abstractionist you have to be prepared for such nonsense from the public.(to some extent) Larry King is maybe a well-known personality here in old Europe too... but AFAIK nobody does watch his shows :]
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I didn't know arms folded or macho posture could be © Larry K.
Anyway it's always interesting to have first impressions since it's most of time relevant and constructive.
Anyway it's always interesting to have first impressions since it's most of time relevant and constructive.