Slightly random randomizations

Doodle
Double lines
S Tween
Thunder

Advertising

This probably was not made with flash, but it relates to the article we read about advertising.
Kapitaal

feed the deer

So, I made my little drag and drop thing for class. Um....it's alright. It took a lot of trial and error to get things positioned correctly, so I feel that I'm probably doing something wrong. It was really frustrating, gave me a huge headache, and I had absolutely no good ideas for it (not that I ever have very good ideas for projects) but here it is.

Ambigram! (?)

This is a follow up from the in class tangent about words that are the same upside down and right side up (with a little artistic interpretation that is). Here is one that has two different phrases ("Come in" and "Go away" depending on which side it up. Take a look!

http://www.notcot.com/archives/2007/03/come_ingo_away.php
Via NOTCOT.com

(sorry, using safari as a browser, I'm not able to make links in blogger posts....$#*+)

Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates

I have no idea if this if Flash or not, but it's too great to not post.
Link

Fun Flash Game

I have no idea how this was made, but it's really addictive.
Link

Virtual Paper Dolls

With the idea of doing virtual paper dolls, this triggered my memory. It's just the first thing that came to mind when Pat talked about making a 'paper doll' in flash. Ah Steve Jobs. . .

Homonyms (or actually Homographs or Homophones)

Here are my spiffy homographs. They're all right...the second set of words don't seem too obvious...but maybe they do it you're looking for them. Anyway, I might add in the spoken word later just to clarify things. I do wonder how I got some sound to repeat on the over state for two sets but not for another one, even though the settings are exactly the same. Must be one of the great mysteries of the world. Anywho, here is the link.
Ex. Sentences:
The largemouth bass plays bass guitar.
Look at those does! That one does karate!
The mourning dove dove off the building.

It's Asia Time!

Here is my terribl(ly awesome?) clock using scripting and movie clips and all that jazz...