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#FLASH MX 2004 BIBLE TRIAL#
Get the Flash 30-day free trial on our Flash 8 Product Review Page. Get Flash Pro, Dreamweaver, and Photoshop Extended with CS5 Web Premium. Get Flash Pro CS5 now at the Adobe Store. Now back to the story of my partial resurrection as a Flasher.Ĭredits: Flash MX 2004 Bible image courtesy of. That's a journey one doesn't easily forget. But I digress. Only those who understand Flash can begin to appreciate just how far this student pushed himself.
#FLASH MX 2004 BIBLE SERIES#
He came up with this series of animations (resize the browser window to better fit the SWFs): one, two, three, and four. It showed real promise and I encouraged him to take the animation further. What he'd accomplished was actually quite impressive. While the other kids just saw a cooler version of destroying a Mac, he and I discussed the robot and its movement. And he rose to meet it (press the play button). He was a hero for taking the pro-PC stand against Skocko-for putting down Skocko's beloved Macs. That's it? That's the best you got? That's pitiful! And the kids around him laughed, though not at him. I challenged him several times, Is that the best you can do? He responded with this and this and this. The rest of the story unfolds as told in one of my first blog posts: An underclassman named Michael dove into Flash with relish, eager to tell his tale.
#FLASH MX 2004 BIBLE MAC#
I began to develop my own approach to reaching and teaching Flash, all the while trying to impress upon my students the high standards that the Mac Lab has come to be know for. Though I read through much of that hefty tomb in the early years of teaching, I've rejected most of the strategies in all of these Holy Books as each seems to offer the same dogmatic method of introducing one to the interactive nature of the almighty program. Thinking it must stand apart, I finally bought the Flash MX 2004 Bible. Surprisingly, each of them seemed to approach Flash in virtually the same manner.
In the first few years of teaching, I bought and read an amazing number of Flash books. Here are the results:įlash Example | Higher Quality Version of the VideoĬredits: Image courtesy of Michael Werner. With step four, the journey-or at least the initial part of it-is now complete. It's been a few years since anyone has pushed Flash as we've focused on other tools in the Creative Suite arsenal.Īnd that brings me back to my own return to Flash. Those two weren't the only exceptional students in the early years but they helped open the door for all who followed, like Brian Sweat and Daniel Fields, the next in the series of Flash gurus in the Mac Lab. Michael branched out on his own and currently freelances. Jeff graduated with honors from the Art Institute and is currently working in in San Francisco. Both excelled at Photoshop and Flash and both pushed the quality/expectations bar in the Mac Lab sky-high. Both created a wealth of incredible work over the three or four years they spent in the class. Second in the legendary artist list is Jeff Micklos, classmate of Michael's, pictured at left, and animated here. Michael Werner, the student whose story is featured in PE6, went on to become the first Mac Lab legend.
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