Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn
Posts filed under Games
11/15/2010
My Thoughts on Windows Phone 7
Full disclosure: I don’t like MOST of Microsoft’s products. I love my Xbox, but other than their console, I don’t think I have any Microsoft products in my house. I use a Mac, love my iPhone and use Hotmail as a spam dumpster. The Zune caught my interest a few years ago, and I admire [...]
04/02/2010
Adobe Flash Video: One Web. Any Screen.
Adobe released a new video today showcasing their upcoming Flash 10.1 and AIR 2 technology running on a multitude of devices. As part of the Open Screen Project you can see one of Atlantic’s new videos for artist B.o.B running in Flash during the piece. Check out the video on YouTube.
11/11/2009
Geekend 2009 Recap
This year I was lucky enough to be a speaker at the first annual Geekend conference. For three days last weekend self proclaimed geeks descended up Savannah Georgia for talks about design, social networking, technology and gaming. The keynote speaker Friday night was Aaron Draplin from Draplin Design. He set a hilarious, open and friendly [...]
10/15/2009
Designing iPhone apps using Adobe Flash CS5 and AIR
Arguably the biggest announcement from Adobe’s MAX conference last week was the (future) ability to create iPhone applications using Flash CS5. There were several sessions that materialized shortly after the announcement, but this session by Arno Gourdol was by far the most useful and practical. Check out the video below.
05/20/2009
iPhone Gaming Site
AppGamer is a pretty simple, straightforward, gaming site dedicated to iPhone games. It has comprehensive reviews and screenshots of the more popular iPhone games in the market today and are off to a great start. Check it out.
03/31/2009
Crayon Physics
This game looks incredible. You draw shapes on the screen and they instantly interact with eachother. Trust me, only seeing this video will do it justice. Check it out here.
12/06/2008
Connecting Fans with Bands
I was invited by Adobe to talk at their 2008 Max designer/developer conference as part of a new track of sessions geared towards business and strategy. My presentation was entitled “Connecting Fans with Bands” and is now available on Adobe TV. The video has the audio from the presentation overlaid on top of my Powerpoint [...]
