by Matthew | Jul 23, 2019 | Animation Reviews
Military fonts are something almost any graphic designer or digital artist has searched for at some point in their lives. From classic military stencil fonts to futuristic-looking dystopian fonts, there’s a surprising range of uses for these styles, past a simple Call...
by Matthew | Jun 26, 2019 | Animation Reviews, reviews
Low Poly is an art style all you animators out there have no doubt encountered in the last few years. If you’re unfamiliar with it, the term refers to a simplistic and minimalist design style using only simple ‘polygons’ or flat shapes, with straight sides. It’s...
by Ruan Smit | Jun 11, 2019 | Game Developer Articles
Buried Memories Volume 2: Serekh (More here) offers a range of assets geared toward an action-adventure game in the sci-fi genre. The pack contains a modular sci-fi lab built from walls, floors, trims, scaffolding, other structural elements, a multitude of props, and...
by Matthew | Jun 6, 2019 | Animation Reviews
We’re currently living in an age where technology is advancing faster than ever. From folding phones to drones built for crop dusting, technology is creeping into our lives in ways we could never imagine. That being said, it’s incredible that a good mechanical pencil...
by Neal Strydom | May 17, 2019 | Illustrator Interviews
Today we have one of the best interviews yet. Stephen Spinas is a comic book artist and illustrator living in Cape Town and his work speaks volumes about his dedication. He’s also got his own comic, Em is for Monsters, we really recommend you ask him about his...
by Matthew | May 7, 2019 | Animation Reviews
Most, if not all, enthusiasts of graphic design and animation have experienced issues with computer monitors. Whether it’s issues relating to brightness, contrast and colour; or the realisation that what you create on screen looks very different to what you print or...
