The Internet is a beautiful thing. Access to online tutorials is also a beautiful thing. Below is a list of tutorial URL's that I may be referencing for the development of this project.

1. CSS Tutorials:

• Sliding Panel
• Multi-level Menu
• Scalable Breadcrumbs
• Rounded Corners
• Full-page Background Image 
• Polaroid Photo Gallery 1
• Polaroid Photo Gallery 2
• Alternative Layouts for IE6 
• IE6 Cheatsheet
• 15 CSS Habits
• Useful CSS Techniques

2.  Photoshop Tutorials:

• Stencil Art
• Wooden Grunge Portfolio
• Minimalist Website Layout
• Clean and Classy Web Design
• Textured Web Layout
• Elegant Photography Web Layout
• Artistic Web Layout
• Nice Brown Layout 

• Ultimate Photoshop Toolbox
• Old-Style Safari Map
• Photo Transfer Edge Effect
• Dreamy Vintage
• Vintage Traveler Diary
• Brushes for Vintage Style Design
• Vintage-looking Image
• Vintage Tutorial DeviantArt
• 30 Dirty Designs

3. Javascript/JQuery Tutorials:

• 50 Useful Techniques and Plugins
• 35 Fresh Tools and Resources
• Javascript for Designers
• 51 Best JQuery Examples
• 45 JQuery Plugins
• 50 Amazing JQuery Examples

4. Additional Useful Resources:

• High-Resolution Photoshop Brushes
• Art, Design, Type
• Flash CS4 Banner
• Flash Banner Ad From Scratch

For one of our Typography for Digital Media projects, we have to make a weather report in motion. Kinda thing. Like faux motion graphics. But using Flash.


Anyway, I am seriously having trouble trying to storyboard that shit, so I looked at some references on YouTube. I know it's not exactly what we're trying to achieve, but inspiration nonetheless.



1. Pulp Fiction in Motion Graphics:





2. Pulp Fiction Kinetic Typography





3. The 8 Rules of Fight Club





4. Tropic Thunder Kinetic Typography





5. Stewie Griffin - Kynetic Type





6. Minimalism Kinetic Type Poem






7. You're Stupid






8. Social Life, With Friends





9. Fight Club Chemical Burn





10. Superbad Typography

Yes, just doing some random Flash Tutorials for Actionscript 3.0

Came across this one that was only 15 steps, so I thought I'd try it out. Click here to see the actual tutorial page.

That is all for now.