well to add to this thread briefly...
I would say it's all fine and dandy to use whatever you find on a Flash
tutorial website but if you're just going to take your concepts and
replicate them in different ways several times - does that make you a good
designer?
http://www.schematic.com looks strikingly similar to
http://www.betabodega.de/ which looks a lot like
http://www.funkstorung.com
I dunno, I think what seperates a good designer from a *great* designer is
the ability to evolve and constantly produce NEW ideas. Which isn't to say
those sites aren't nice just that they are a bit formulaic.
Then of course there is the Designers Republic who somehow manage to
replicate *and* innovate. Everything they make has that distinct DR feel to
it and yet stays original, fresh and new.
anyhow, just my 2 cents.
Shimone
http://www.staticbeats.com
Electronic Music For the Mind
[Original Message]
Subject: Re: [idm] kyma/autechre/richard devine
quoted 5 lines At 05:49 PM 1/9/2001 -0800, sprek@soundmangle.com wrote:
> At 05:49 PM 1/9/2001 -0800, sprek@soundmangle.com wrote:
> >"www.elixirstudios.com
>
> This site is really horrible IMO.
>
All those little tricks on Funkstrong.com were taken from Josh
quoted 8 lines Davis @ praystation.com. "
> Davis @ praystation.com. "
>
> I think that tutorials for Flash are a godsend,
>As Leekon has done with the Schematic and Funkstörung
> sites(not to mention the BetaBodega site http://www.betabodega.de/). Its
> hard to be original in flash with action scripting seeing how most of it
> has already been done.
>
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