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CS4 Application Icon Replacement Set

Above is just a sam­pling of the Appli­ca­tion replace­ment icon set. 17 icons are included in total. Email if you really want one that isn’t included.

The old copy and paste method for­mat can be down­loaded here

The .icns for­mat can be down­loaded here

The Icon­fac­tory iCon­tainer for­mat can be down­loaded here

Enjoy!

Posted in Graphics.


Sneek Peek

Here’s a lit­tle taste of a replace­ment set of appli­ca­tion icons I’ve been work­ing for Adobe CS4 (per­sonal project). I felt the cur­rent design was unin­spir­ing. I took my cue from the retail boxes and added a bit of todays look to the design. Keep an eye on the site for the com­plete set as I will be releas­ing these in var­ity of for­mats includ­ing iContainer!

Posted in Graphics.


Cro-Mag Rally Top Paid App of 2008 on iTunes

Cro-Mag Rally just keeps sur­pris­ing me month after month. Apple put Cro-Mag Rally in the Top iTunes Paid Appli­ca­tions of 2008 cat­e­gory. As a result, Cro-Mag started climb­ing the list again and as of this writ­ing is sit­ting nice and high at the num­ber 2 posi­tion! Not so shabby after con­sid­er­ing the launch of the App Store was back in October.

Below is a direct link to Cro-Mag Rally in the iTunes App Store.

Posted in 3D, Game Design, Graphics, iPhone.



Animal Portrait

I gave The Ani­mal Por­trait a com­plete make over. Now the site is ready for the future and plays well with mobile devices. Funny thing, peo­ple keep ask­ing me if I do what I do with Flash. No I don’t with Flash, because Flash doesn’t work with every­thing, which is why code will always be better.

Be sure to check out the new site design and the new images. Wal­ter does incred­i­ble work with light. The man is a true artist in the studio.

View the site here: http://www.theanimalportrait.com/

Posted in Web Site Design.


USA today shouts out to Cro-Mag Rally!

By Marc Saltz­man for USA TODAY

iPhone and iPod Touch own­ers can down­load hun­dreds of games from Apple’s pop­u­lar App Store (part of iTunes). A good hand­ful are free, such as Tapu­lous’ musi­cal Tap Tap Revenge and Jason Linhart’s Enjoy Sudoku Daily Free puz­zler. Most games range from $1.99 to $9.99 and take advan­tage of the iPhone’s touch-screen, built-in sen­sors and online con­nec­tiv­ity. Game writer Marc Saltz­man offers a few wor­thy games.

For the rac­ing fan

Cro-Mag Rally

Con­sider it a cross between The Flint­stones and For­mula 1. You’re a speed-thirsty cave­man (or cave­woman) rac­ing pre­his­toric vehi­cles through deserts, jun­gles and snow-covered moun­tains. Col­lect power-ups, avoid dan­ger­ous obsta­cles and use prim­i­tive weaponry to take out rival rid­ers. Play­ers con­trol the action by sim­ply tilt­ing the iPhone in a given direc­tion. (Pangea, $1.99)

Source

Posted in 3D, Game Design, Graphics, iPhone.


Cro-Mag Rally at the Apple store!

A co-worker told me that our local Apple store had an icon of Cro-Mag Rally hang­ing in the front win­dow. So my wife and I drove over to take a pic­ture. We were sur­prised to see that another image also showed off Cro-Mag Rally inside the store as well!

Posted in 3D, Game Design, Graphics, iPhone.


The Unusual Suspects

Keep your eyes peeled and your mouse ready to click on the store because these rare and cool fig­ures are one of a kind. No sec­ond chances on these demented works of art! HINT — Octo­ber 9th in the EARLY AM EST

From the Plaseebo.net site:

Autumn finds the Night Gamers, Wilber and Orvil still enjoy­ing evenings in Man­hat­tan. At 4 AM or so while nav­i­gat­ing the streets a few feet above human eye level in early Octo­ber they dis­cov­ered the Hal­loween win­dow dis­play at For­bid­den Planet on Broad­way and 13th. They were ecsta­tic, zip­ping back and forth in front of the glass like giant bum­ble bees paus­ing for an instant in front of each one of the dozens of masks. A bewil­der­ing mix of grue­some and fun expres­sions in an end­less vari­ety of rub­bery good­ness, Franken­stein, Godzilla, Mickey, T2, Bill Clin­ton, gob­lins, ghosts and carved pump­kins galore. In the excite­ment of their find our trav­el­ers both began to glow with the color chang­ing effects they nor­mally exhibit when engrossed in gam­ing. And then the real dis­cov­ery was revealed to them by their reflec­tions in the win­dow. Wilber and Orvil’s faces morfed into the face of each mask they were think­ing of, as many as ten dif­fer­ent masks a minute.It would seem while tra­vers­ing the 30 sec­ond time shift from their par­al­lel uni­verse to ours, the mol­e­c­u­lar struc­ture of their bod­ies has become flex­i­ble, thus giv­ing them this new abil­ity with which they are delighted. Hal­loween became Wilber and Orvil’s most favorite hol­i­day, a shape shifters dream come true.

In cel­e­bra­tion Wilber and Orvils dis­cov­ery and this great Hol­i­day ( its my favorite also ) I will offer this col­lec­tion of one of a kind cus­tom Night Gamers in the store later this week.

Direct link to the plaseebo.net store!

Posted in Web Site Design.


Cro-Mag iPhone Apple Ad!

Holy FRACK! I’m watch­ing TV the other night and then I see this ad pop up on the screen and there is Cro-Mag Rally being shown on the iPhone! I screamed for my wife to come into the room to check out my work being shown on TV!

Then it dawned on me, I could just show her the link here, but it’s not the same as see­ing it unex­pect­edly on the tube I guess. wØØt!

Posted in 3D, Game Design, Graphics, iPhone.