Flash tips

Resources
This is the flash tips I bookmark on as my webpage. Sorry to put in here late.

Library Book
I borrowed from NYP library “Flash 3D cheats” that shows me how to make 3D effects. There is step by step instruction which are quite easy to understand.

Online tutorials

To create Flash with a switch between movie clips by pressing on button:
switch between movie clips
(From this web I learn what variable means)

To learn how to simply move and animate object:
move and animate object
(From this web I learn there is release() function that is mouse clicking on release and stop() function pause the at the frame.)

To make flexible and curvy movements in Flash:
flexible and curvy movements

To move movieclips around the stage by pressing a key: move movieclips around
(learn that ._x and ._y coordinate can move movieclip around)

adobe photoshop tutorial #2

Another adobe photoshop tutorial done by me.  All graphics are done using Adobe Photoshop CS2. Please click image to enlarge. Enjoy photoshopping!

Adobe Illustrator Tutorial #2

This tutorial teaches users the basic techniques of using the pen tool and also making of curvy lines. This tutorial is done using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. Please click image to enlarge.

Regards,
Charlene

Adobe Illustrator Tutorial #1

This is the process of the making of Multimedia Bank’s logo. It also serves as a tutorial. The logo is done in Adobe Illustrator whereas the tutorial image is done using 3 Adobe softwares, which include Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign and lastly Adobe Photoshop. Please click image to enlarge.

Regards,
Charlene

Adobe Photoshop Tutorial #1

Sharing some Adobe Photoshop CS2 tutorials, also using Adobe Photoshop CS2. The tutorials can also also come in handy even if one is using Adobe Photoshop CS3.
They were made to aid junior publications of S.I.T Club in doing their graphics to publicise various events. Some example of the events include the Freshmen Orientation 08, VoiceOut 2008, BandzOut 2008 and Phat Nite 2008.

happy photoshopping!
CLICK IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW

Regards,
Charlene