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Royalty Free Content Packs website launched

By On 4 octobre 2011 In Design, Goodies With Commentaires fermés sur Royalty Free Content Packs website launched Permanent Link to Royalty Free Content Packs website launchedPermalink

royalty free, game art, stock, assets, goodies, placeholder graphics, prototyping, sprites and all sort of stuff by Naaty Design

We are proud to announce the launch of our new brand : Royalty Free Content Packs

You are looking for placeholder graphics to prototype your game?
You need to quickly build a mock-up because a picture is worth a thousand words?
Your graphic designer is reported missing and you’re stuck with your project?

Now you can relax! Royalty Free Content Packs is the place to download affordable stock art and many other ready-to-use graphics related to game development for both commercial and personal productions.

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Freeware game Throw Up When oldschool meets newschool

By On 30 septembre 2011 In Design, Games, Goodies, Mobile With 1 Comment Permanent Link to Freeware game Throw Up When oldschool meets newschoolPermalink

Freeware game Throw UpTo cut the question short, in case you were wondering if Throw Up is related to stomach ache, puke and stuff. NO.

Throw Up is a puzzle / arcade game loosely inspired by Quarth released in 1989 by video game veteran Konami, where you need to shoot on shapes to create rectangles.

The gameplay may sound very easy at first but you will discover that the progression is quite difficult indeed, and you will play over again to beat your best score (and challenge your friends via Facebook and Twitter).

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Livre profession graphiste independant

By On 13 septembre 2011 In Book, Design, Print With Commentaires fermés sur Livre profession graphiste independant Permanent Link to Livre profession graphiste independantPermalink

Livre profession graphiste independantSi vous êtes familier des sites communautaires 1Dcafé, Kob-One ou encore Café Salé, vous avez certainement lu des posts de Yamo, créatif des plus impliqués sur le web.

Il y a quelques années, Yamo, de son vrai nom Julien Moya, avait constitué un guide réunissant des conseils pratiques issus de son expérience personnelle, le Kit de Survie du Créatif.

Répondant à l’appel d’un éditeur, le site a finalement donné naissance à un livre Profession Graphiste indépendant.

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Bitrabbit shoots the balls in Samsung Apps

By On 28 avril 2011 In Design, Games, Mobile With Commentaires fermés sur Bitrabbit shoots the balls in Samsung Apps Permanent Link to Bitrabbit shoots the balls in Samsung AppsPermalink

Dublin, Ireland – April 27th 2011 – BitRabbit is pleased to officially announce the release of Brad Mitchum – Lost In Time for all bada devices through Samsung Apps.

Brad is an archeologist who has travelled the four corners of the globe in search of lost cities and legendary objects. After discovering and investigating a mysterious talisman, he is thrown back in time and must fight off waves of attacking metallic balls to restore the talisman and find his way home.

Brad Mitchum is lost in time and he doesn’t see the funny side.

Brad Mitchum : lost in time - bada Samsung appsShoot the bouncing balls:

Brad Mitchum – Lost in Time is a challenging arcade game including 3 high action game modes:

     – Story: main quest featuring cinematic sequences and progressive difficulty through 5 worlds;
     – Pure: an arcade classic mode;
     – X-Trem: a special extra-difficulty mode with combo systems for hardcore players.

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the chromatic design by moviebarcode

By On 14 avril 2011 In Design, Movies, Print With Commentaires fermés sur the chromatic design by moviebarcode Permanent Link to the chromatic design by moviebarcodePermalink

When you discover the moviebarcode website, at first you may wonder what those lines are about.

The main concept is to compress each frame of an entire film in one pixel wide and accumulate them side by side into a single picture.

As a result, we get the whole colour palette (all the dominant colours of each shot actually) compressed in a bar code.

Sometimes you can even spot on the very right of the picture the end credits sequence, dark background with white pixels.

Although the idea is nothing new, if you are nuts about colours, this is a real feast.

More than 130 movies have been processed and prints are also available here.

The terminal green of The MatrixThe kitsch colours of Speed RacerThe electric blue of Tron

MOOtastic quality postcards

By On 15 février 2011 In Design, Print With Commentaires fermés sur MOOtastic quality postcards Permanent Link to MOOtastic quality postcardsPermalink

Moo postcards - prints from Naaty Design's workYay! A set of MOO postcards from a bunch of flyers (including Brad Mitchum’s smartphone game and Yan Harris) have been delivered!

Such as their other products, both thickness of the paper and printing quality are good indeed and have a gloss laminate with a size of 105mm x 146mm.


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partly cloudy with Wordle

By On 22 décembre 2010 In Design, Logos With Commentaires fermés sur partly cloudy with Wordle Permanent Link to partly cloudy with WordlePermalink

Created by Jonathan Feinberg, Wordle is a web application running on Google’s infrastructure that generates word clouds from text you provide.

Very easy to use, you can play tweak almost everything from the fonts, the layout to the colours in order to design your own colourful word collages.

You can’t directly save a picture, so stretch the window to get the most of your resolution screen then you just have to grab a screenshot et voilà!

Those visualizations have been generated using the rss feed of this very blog + quick retouching (texture & light).

Generated word clouds by Wordle with Coolvetica fontGenerated word clouds by Wordle with League Gothic fontGenerated word clouds by Wordle with ChunkFive font

when Yan Harris met Saul Bass

By On 15 septembre 2010 In Design, Logos, Movies, TVPaint With 1 Comment Permanent Link to when Yan Harris met Saul BassPermalink

Flyer 1 - Yan HarrisThe first flyer was originally an excuse for testing a couple of custom brushes done by Chad Essley especially for TVPaint Animation.

Starting from the shape of Yan Harris which stands for the ‘i’ in the original logo, everything was done with an excess of splats, splashes, dots, drops & spray and then, tweaking the colours via blending modes.


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Astraware releases Brad Mitchum – Lost In Time for Windows Phone and Windows Mobile!

By On 16 août 2010 In Design, Games, Mobile With Commentaires fermés sur Astraware releases Brad Mitchum – Lost In Time for Windows Phone and Windows Mobile! Permanent Link to Astraware releases Brad Mitchum – Lost In Time for Windows Phone and Windows Mobile!Permalink

Brad Mitchum: lost in timeAstraware is excited to announce the release of Brad Mitchum: Lost in Time, a fun action arcade game developed by Angel Software and Naaty Design using BitRabbit’s RabbitFactory cross platform game engine.

Brad is an archeologist who has travelled the four corners of the globe in search of lost cities and legendary objects. After discovering and investigating a mysterious talisman, he is thrown back in time and must fight off waves of attacking metallic balls to restore the talisman and find his way home.


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teaser and flyers of smartphone game Brad Mitchum : lost in time

By On 29 juillet 2010 In Design, Games, Mobile With 2 Comments Permanent Link to teaser and flyers of smartphone game Brad Mitchum : lost in timePermalink

Brad Mitchum: lost in time - title gameBrad Mitchum is an archeologist who has travelled the four corners of the globe in the search of lost cities and legendary objects. As dawn breaks one sunny spring day he decides to take a break to find out more about a newly discovered talisman from his latest expedition.
Some time later whilts researching in a library, Brad is attacked by some mysterious metal balls.

He thought his adventures were over, he’s lost in time and he doesn’t see the funny side.


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