Also, Brian

During some down time at work I wrote a little Photoshop script in order to make exporting files a lot simpler. This dialog box and checking system will save me about 5 minutes per image exported, which quickly adds up when Ive got 100′s of Images to go through. I’ll host the script on GitHub soon, so anyone interested can grab it up.

Random quick splash screen for TeenZombie software.

Testing Nublas and Chill Stars

Inspired by David Bowie’s music & life, I started working on a procedural universe generator. Here’s some of the first suns I ran into while flying around. You can also see a few tiny lil planets

Application.CaptureScreenshot(System.DateTime.Now + “.png”);

A new game called Hot Floor, and a new games-section of my website.

A tiny sneak peek of an unnamed RPG.

The game is simple enough, players take turns drawing parts of a corpse, Only able to see a tiny piece of the drawing that came before. This project is 1/3 something I wanted to learn how to construct, 1/3 something I wanted to play without download an app, and 1/3 end of summer downtime being used constructively. 

Some friends and I have been developing a science fiction mini series. Here’s a screen shot of a test video shot.

While working on a simple drawing app, I was doing a bit of struggling on how to allow users to change brush color, regardless of what platform they are on. My first idea was to use some jQuery and mimic a Photoshop-esque color picker, but that ended up being a heavier load than I expected. This code grabs anything set as a .colorSwatch class, puts them into an array that checks for clicks (or touches), and then passes the clicked swatches background color to a “picked color” div. View or Grab the code from my JSFIDDLE