Saturday, July 31, 2010
Syoksyok.com
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Posting kali ini mengenalkan laman web tempatan iaitu syoksyok.com.Laman web ni merupakan laman web berbentuk toturial dan inspirasi penulis blog iaitu Luvleey atau nama sebenar Nurulhayati Binti Dr. Mohamed adalah anak Bongsu daripada 4 orang
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Lukis Kartun
Posting kali ini saya nak berkongsi adalah berkenaan salah satu laman web tempatan mengenai perkhidmatan melukis kartun/karikatur secara online order dan pelanggannya hampir sekeliling dunia. Laman web CaricatureStar menawarkan karikatur profesional ilustrasi yang
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Pergh.com
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Posting kali ini mengenalkan laman web tempatan gak iaitu pergh.com. Pergh merupakan laman web yang boleh dijadikan sumber inspirasi kerana mengumpulkan artist-artist komik yang berbakat di seluruh malaysia. Dengan menyertai
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Sifoo.com
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Posting kali ini mengenai laman web tempatan yang menyediakan sumber grafik dalam bahasa melayu iaitu sifoo.com.Ia merupakan pelopor yang pertama sumber grafik di dalam Malaysia.Sifoo.com adalah sebuah laman web portal yang memfokuskan kepada bidang
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Friday, July 30, 2010
3D Multi-touch Prototype for Augmented and Virtual Reality video
3D Multi-touch Prototype for Augmented and Virtual Reality video
American Idols Season 10 Audition Information
American Idols Season 10 Audition Information::Serving as a judge American Idol "is not the right fit," show Ellen DeGeneres, amid rampant speculation that the actress and pop star Jennifer Lopez will host a talk show on the blockbuster TV talent contest. DeGeneres, former comedian and current set of daily talk show, reiterated on Thursday with a statement that she is leaving American Idol after a 1-year on the jury.
Her departure follows that the original judge Simon Cowell, who left at the end of last season to work on the X-factor, a new reality talent show he produces.
"A few months ago, I let [the U.S. network] Fox and American Idol producers know that it does not feel right fit for me", DeGeneres told in a statement issued on Thursday.
As news of the departure distribution host a talk show, reports also began to appear on the recording artist, actress and former dancer backup Lopez is close to signing a deal take place on the hit singing contest.
Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler has also been rumored as the new judge show.
'It is difficult to judge the people "
Although DeGeneres "liked to identify, support and education of young talents," she also acknowledged that it is difficult to "judge people, and sometimes hurt their feelings."
Although popular as a host of talk shows and frequent champion of amateur singers on YouTube, DeGeneres was criticized for her lack of experience of world music when she was selected to join Idol after the departure of another original judge Paula Abdul.
She started her own record label earlier this year, saying that she was inspired by pre-adolescent piano and singing sensation named Grayson Chance - to 12-year-old, as its debut artist.
Although the audience for Idol dropped in recent years, he is still considered the ratings behemoth.
Auditions for the upcoming season of the show began showing episodes of judges to begin shooting in September.
C.R.A.B. The metal six-leg robot
If you see this death-defying looking metals six-leg at the door. How are you will do?
The "C.R.A.B. " or "Cybernetic Autonomous Remote Barricade" is a futuristic robot to revolutionize policing in London. Moving on six independent legs to commute in different terrains with ease, the police robot comes equipped with latest arms and ammunition to curb any volatile insurgency and maintain law and order on the streets.
Beside, the C.R.A.B. is capable of artificial intelligence that helps it differentiate between friend and foe, which could be a great help for the armed forces guarding insecure borders. Check out the video after the jump.
Designer: Jamie Martin
Review - Secret Invasion
Like New Avengers / Transformers, I haven’t heard a lot of good things about Secret Invasion. Heck, I wasn’t even impressed with the tie-ins that Nova and the Guardians of the Galaxy had with this event (though they kept mostly to themselves and were harmless enough – they also didn’t make me want to seek out the “main” series and see what it was all about)… and yet, there was something about this story that called to me. Perhaps it was seeing Iron Man, Captain America and Thor on the cover of the TPB (and knowing these characters hadn’t been working together since the Civil War story had occurred). Perhaps it was the cosmic nature of the story – alien shapeshifters are among us, and are ready to launch their final offensive and take over the Earth. And maybe it’s because I was looking for a fairly straightforward story, another big ticket “event” where there’s lots of action – but Secret Invasion worked very well for me.
Our Marvel heroes are divided, having come down on opposing sides of the Civil War which pitted those who were ready to register as superhumans with the government and those who opposed the measure. Conveniently (perhaps even orchestrated by the Skrulls themselves) this has left our worlds heroes fighting against each other when the world needs them most. Reports of an alien craft landing in the Savage Land (a Lost World hidden within Antarctica) leads both the underground Avengers (opposed to registration) and the Mighty Avengers who are registered on a quest to find out what its purpose might be. As the spaceship opens, they find it filled with superheroes – some thought dead, some obviously imposters – or worse, the originals meaning the imposters have been among them the whole time.
And while they’re otherwise occupied, the Skrulls launch their all out invasion against the poorly defended country. They take out the Baxter Building first, hoping to eliminate the threat of The Fantastic Four – as well as the SHIELD helicarrier, which after the Avengers represents the country – and perhaps the world’s – last line of defense. In the Savage Land the Avengers discover that the Skrull ship was mostly a diversion to keep them from the real action, but also a way in which to take out Iron Man’s formidable armor. A few heroes return from long captivity among the Skrulls, and the Avengers all assemble and head back to New York (always New York) where the main thrust of the Skrull invasion is happening. Here they’ll band together with anyone available to fight, including villains, the new Captain America and even the reborn Thor – as they discover the Skrull Queen has been among them since the very beginning, and that everything that’s been happening for years now (in terms of comic plotting) have been leading to this point.
Yes, there are some flaws in the story – plot lines are shown here briefly, but then picked up in the respective comic series of that character/group instead of finishing within the pages of this book. Some characters make brief appearances, only to move out of the action soon after. But this story on its own is all about the action – and if the character in question isn’t a part of the main action at that point, then they’re left behind. I never felt like I couldn’t understand what was going on though, the series has enough of a plot on its own to feel complete (some things just made me interested in going out and reading other Secret Invasion stories, just to see what happened to certain characters). There are some great moments of betrayal and shock within these pages though, some good character moments, and nothing that felt out of place. There were moments in Civil War where characters didn’t seem like themselves to me – that wasn’t the case here. If you’re looking for some classic Avengers action, then you’ve come to the right place.
What’s great about this story is, it also sets up nicely a new status quo at the end of the book, a darker tone where a villain gets the chance to redeem himself by having become a hero through the luck of being at the right place at the right time. While the heroes may have saved the planet, they really lost this war – and things are only going to get darker from here (as my next comic review will be of Dark Avengers vol 1: Assemble).
Our Marvel heroes are divided, having come down on opposing sides of the Civil War which pitted those who were ready to register as superhumans with the government and those who opposed the measure. Conveniently (perhaps even orchestrated by the Skrulls themselves) this has left our worlds heroes fighting against each other when the world needs them most. Reports of an alien craft landing in the Savage Land (a Lost World hidden within Antarctica) leads both the underground Avengers (opposed to registration) and the Mighty Avengers who are registered on a quest to find out what its purpose might be. As the spaceship opens, they find it filled with superheroes – some thought dead, some obviously imposters – or worse, the originals meaning the imposters have been among them the whole time.
And while they’re otherwise occupied, the Skrulls launch their all out invasion against the poorly defended country. They take out the Baxter Building first, hoping to eliminate the threat of The Fantastic Four – as well as the SHIELD helicarrier, which after the Avengers represents the country – and perhaps the world’s – last line of defense. In the Savage Land the Avengers discover that the Skrull ship was mostly a diversion to keep them from the real action, but also a way in which to take out Iron Man’s formidable armor. A few heroes return from long captivity among the Skrulls, and the Avengers all assemble and head back to New York (always New York) where the main thrust of the Skrull invasion is happening. Here they’ll band together with anyone available to fight, including villains, the new Captain America and even the reborn Thor – as they discover the Skrull Queen has been among them since the very beginning, and that everything that’s been happening for years now (in terms of comic plotting) have been leading to this point.
Yes, there are some flaws in the story – plot lines are shown here briefly, but then picked up in the respective comic series of that character/group instead of finishing within the pages of this book. Some characters make brief appearances, only to move out of the action soon after. But this story on its own is all about the action – and if the character in question isn’t a part of the main action at that point, then they’re left behind. I never felt like I couldn’t understand what was going on though, the series has enough of a plot on its own to feel complete (some things just made me interested in going out and reading other Secret Invasion stories, just to see what happened to certain characters). There are some great moments of betrayal and shock within these pages though, some good character moments, and nothing that felt out of place. There were moments in Civil War where characters didn’t seem like themselves to me – that wasn’t the case here. If you’re looking for some classic Avengers action, then you’ve come to the right place.
What’s great about this story is, it also sets up nicely a new status quo at the end of the book, a darker tone where a villain gets the chance to redeem himself by having become a hero through the luck of being at the right place at the right time. While the heroes may have saved the planet, they really lost this war – and things are only going to get darker from here (as my next comic review will be of Dark Avengers vol 1: Assemble).
So You Think You Can Dance - Live Tour tickets
On July 29 "American Idol" finalist Allison Iraheta performed "Do not Waste Your Pretty" and swayed on the stage. She was the 8 finalists of the season and the audience loved her performance in the show results.
Currently on tour with Allison, Adam Lambert, who also was the season of 8 finalists, as well as Orianthi with them and the trio performed at various shows. Allison is very happy, because she released the third single from her album "Just Like You".
Now in the top four contestants will perform on stage again on August 4 at 8 pm and the top four Robert Roldan, Lauren Froderman, Kent Boyd and AdéChiké Torbert. Let's see who will be the best dancer of Season 7.
Brands of the World!!
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Posting kali ini rasanya kauorang semua tahukan,siapa yang tidak kenal laman web brandsoftheworld.com . Segala koleksi logo-logo sekeliling dunia dan yang bestnya logo sudah ditrace hehehe...,boleh juga di dapati dalam format .ai,.cdr memang sesuai untuk bidang
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
proses cipta karakter
Posting kali ini saya nak berkongsi adalah berkenaan salah satu laman web luar negara yang terunggul. Vectips memang tidak asing lagi dalam bidang ini,sentiasa menyajikan info dan maklumat serta teknik-teknik untuk menjadi seorang designer yang baik. Ok kali ini sya ambil salah satu toturial berkenaan tentang bagaimana menghasilkan karakter dari proses conteng-conteng ke proses inking dalam illustrator. Enjoy!!
Nokia Kinetic, a cellphone rises and falls again
The new concept phone that use Nokia brand for be idea gets show come to see anew by call names that "Nokia Kinetic" designs by Jeremy Hopkins. Which, figure designing front sees no different from genera cellphone. But, if see the side will see the part that swell to come out outstandingly, which the internal system use electro-magnetic energy for control for lift perpendicular 40-80 degree by don't fall (this idea will suit to apply with PC tablet at most)
Other features include:
• Camera capture button at bottom right of phone means you grip the phone like an SLR camera when taking a photo.
• Standby mode is perfectly balanced; Screen is raised from the surface.
• Top half is 8mm in thickness with bottom being 18mm.
• The shape and weight at the bottom of the phone mean ergonomically it is much better to hold than other phones.
• 2 taps on power button allows you to manually set stand up mode. (For a clock on your desk, a digital photoframe, or to play music).
• Proximity sensor on front of the phone means that the stand up feature does not activate when in your pocket.
• Camera capture button at bottom right of phone means you grip the phone like an SLR camera when taking a photo.
• Standby mode is perfectly balanced; Screen is raised from the surface.
• Top half is 8mm in thickness with bottom being 18mm.
• The shape and weight at the bottom of the phone mean ergonomically it is much better to hold than other phones.
• 2 taps on power button allows you to manually set stand up mode. (For a clock on your desk, a digital photoframe, or to play music).
• Proximity sensor on front of the phone means that the stand up feature does not activate when in your pocket.
Designer: Jeremy Innes-Hopkins
If you liked this mobile, you would also be interested in:
www.yankodesign.com
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
"Sucker Punch" Trailer
From the director of "300" and "Watchmen," we now have a violent, futuristic version of Alice in Wonderland...
I can't think of a thing that's wrong with any of this...:)
[Zack] Snyder has described the film as "Alice in Wonderland with machine guns", including dragons, B-52 bombers and brothels. Snyder's wife and producing partner Deborah Snyder concludes, "in the end, it's about this girl's survival and what she needs to do to be able to cope."
In February 2009, Snyder released a short synopsis of Sucker Punch which states: "Set in the 1950s, it tells the story of Baby Doll (Browning), who is trying to hide from the pain caused by her evil stepfather and lobotomy. She ends up in mental institution in Brattleboro, Vermont and while there she starts to imagine an alternate reality. She plans to escape from that imaginary world but to do that she needs to steal five objects before she is captured by an unknown adversary. She has 5 days to escape before being lobotomized. In order to cope with the situation, she enters the hyper-real world of her imagination, and the lines between reality and dream begin to blur. She is joined with friends who are inmates from the institution. Lessons learned in the said fantasy world could help the girls escape their real-world fate."
I can't think of a thing that's wrong with any of this...:)
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
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