The CSS has rules for page-breaks and fitting the images to the page.

Selected folders are traversed looking for svg files or raster images to add to the selection fields on the front-end.

The entered name is passed as a GET query variable to the svg file allowing the svg file to get the name from the path and dynamically change text on the activity-page through the use of Javascript.

Additional scripts are loaded from a specific folder if necessary.

Dynamic endpoints can also be added. The examples in the demo are the word-search and sudoku pages.

Demo the Coloring Book framework in a new window/tab.

Download a sample file created from this Demo. The sample was created by printing to a virtual PDF printer.

If you want to load a sample of cards, simply type ‘SAMPLE’ without the quotes. You can download the sample TSV file here.

You can download the Adobe AIR app here. The AIR app will not have the same cross-domain issues, but still needs to be connected to the internet to upload the cards to the server.

Check out Battle Checkers for the original game.

The path to the .cbz is set via flashvars.

The reader uses fzip as3 library that requires the zip file to Adler32 headers (and is faster due to native deflating).

Not in this demo is an AIR app that converts a zip file to a zip file with the proper headers and another AIR app that zips a sequence of images.

The left and right arrow keys work the same way the buttons on the stage work.

The pages are facing (excluding the cover) to preserve multiple-page spreads.

A special thanks to The Digital Comic Museum for providing this and many other comics.

If you slide the number of windows slider all the way to the right (101) you will get all the error messages in order; this is a great way to see all the error messages. If you have a high spawn time, it will also make it easier to read.

It ultimately was supposed to be a tongue-and-cheek jab at certain operating system.

By loading a series of images, an illusion of animation occurs that makes it appear has the ability to view the subject from all sides.

This was inspired by certain websites for video-games that had a 360 degree view render of characters and scenes; however I noticed that there was a limited set of controls (usually one of the schemes) and the lack of any ability to set framerate via flashvars.

Ask to see the game during an interview.

This are some of the assets for a game I am collaborating on. The game Stellar Run is a top-down shooter game(similar to Asteroids) in which you must remove junk in space while escorting fallen star(s) back into space.

The style is simplistic as part of the aesthetic treatment, and to make vectoring the details less difficult if there are little details to add.

There is alot of repetition in the shapes to reinforce the design and to make it easier for the object(s) to explode into smaller shapes.

Battle Checkers is a two-player action/strategy game based on the well-known game of checkers, but with the addition of a deck of “action cards” which are drawn and/or played on each turn. These action cards change and enhance the standard checkers gameplay, adding a bit of RPG-style action.

Action cards include things like forcing promotion or demotion of the checker pieces, granting special powers to pieces, creating obstacles on the board, etc., or affecting the cards themselves, such as modifying the player’s hand or deck, discarding/drawing cards etc.

Battle Checkers can be ordered here.

Also, check out Battle Checkers Custom Deck Generator to create you own Custom Battle Checkers game.

A deck of Victorian themed Playing cards.

This deck is available here.