This is probably the easiest segment of our HTML tutorials. If you ever messed around with Myspace and message boards, you probably know a little about how to post images and hyperlinks (links) online. I will explain to you the basics to adding these into your website and the attributes and requirements that go with them.
And so I stumbled over this link when I was searching on youtube for some nice animation like last monday’s post and I was just shocked by how intriguing and talented this person was. This video was taken from a Ukraine’s version of “Amercia’s Got Talent“.
The internet is taking the world by storm. Everyone you can possibly know has been on it at one point, and if you break it down to the basics…everyone has been involved in what I would call “The Social Media Revolution“. Much like the Industrial Revolution, and all those other life changing events in history, social media has influenced many people, celebrities, and even companies.
In this sense, web designers and developers, graphic designers, and artists are pretty much spamming everything they have to get that presence online in the social media market.
Why should you join?
A long time ago when I had my first blog, I came along this video on youtube that came from a student Savannah College of Art and Design. His senior project consisted of using Post-It Notes for his animation. You might have seen it, and it’s been popular across the blogs and other art sites, but I just have to give it another shout out for the hard work of Bang-yao Liu. I just love watching inspiring things like these.
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How to Beat the Job Market – Hybrids
So what’s the one thing you’re good in? Graphic Design? Asset Modeling? HTML/CSS? Scripting in a certain program? What do they all have in common? They are too specific. Now, there’s nothing wrong with that. Certainly, you can find a really good job in that field if you looked really hard, however, you’re at a disadvantage already. How can you get the advantage?
It’s time to become a hybrid.
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