Lucian Marin wrote a full section describing the best practices for designing websites. There he talked about templates grids, golden ratio, typography, article and comments design for Newscoop. He also wrote a few other sections regarding Facebook, HTML 5 and best practices for SEO.
He designed all the diagrams used in the book. He used a black and white style on a math paper. He tried to simply and clarify every step showed on each diagram. It’s not an easy process as it seems. You have to conceptualize the whole process and then create each step displayed in the diagram.
Newscoop 3 Cookbook can already be order from Lulu and will be available for free on FLOSS Manuals.
Street Fighter is one of the most popular, enduring action video game series the world has ever known. Whether it played the centrepiece of entertainment on the Sega Megadrive in the early 1990s or recently recaptured the imagination of fans on the Xbox360 and PlayStation 3 consoles, almost everyone of a certain generation battled their friends on Street Fighter. Pushing aside earlier live action adaptations that never lived up to expectation, it begs the question why a well-crafted Street Fighter movie was never produced.
That question has only recently been answered and, after many years of playing the game and becoming increasingly tired by the lack of care and authenticity reflected in live-action projects, the challenge was taken up by British action star and martial artist, Joey Ansah ( www.joeyansah.com/street-fighter-legacy ). With credits that includes Batman Begins, 12(Twelve) and most famously, The Bourne Ultimatum, combined with his lifelong love of the Street Fighter franchise, Joey was more than qualified to take on the project, also marking his directorial debut. The result is Street Fighter Legacy, a short pilot which stunned the online community with the force of a Hadouken energy ball. Already building a huge fanbase with well over 2 million views and growing, the world has finally seen what's possible when filmmakers remain faithful to the source. Remember, you can still search 'Street Fighter Legacy' on YouTube to catch the action for yourself. See you in the Arena!
Here's another fan made video which is pretty awesome to share too.
In the image below Sagat Versus Ryu
Don't you just love to see how artist illustrates the pressure/impact of a punch (in this case, Sagat's Tiger punch)
