The top dogs at Liquid wanted something to brighten up the front office. The creative team got their heads together and came up with a 2.5 meter piece of art, which included contributions from every member of the team.
Use the green box to have a search round the finished piece and see what goodies you can find. Enjoy
Hello Simon Gravett - you’re in there somewhere I believe! The clue is ‘zebra crossing’ 
Hey… nothing wrong with that wallpaper Mr G!
Lloyd gets chance to go along to the 5th gathering of This Happened
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Tom makes it back to the office through 19 peaks over 149 miles, 60 flood warnings, 60mph gusts and 48hours of torrential rain, all in the name of MS Society, Wheels4Life and a weekend to remember!
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Inspired by his managers previous fundraising wetsuit exploits, our newest designer Tom will be tackling the coast to coast bike ride this September.
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Have a look at the artwork we created for the front office
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Game AI goes a few steps forwards, and 2000 years into the past…
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Winning The Big One!
I recently read somewhere that winning the UK national lottery is easy. All you have to do is …
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The start of a series of tutorials in 3ds max from Liquids latest addition to the creative team.
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We created this experimental Music Visualiser in processing & minim sound library.
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Discover the joys of the A* pathfinding algorithm in our retro Director maze
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We’ve made an animated clock screensaver. You can have it too.
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Trying to create realistic bouncing balls or elastic objects in Flash? Ben Stevens shows us the easy way to code motion using the Flash Tween Class.
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What do you get if you cross a monkey, an elephant and a giant chicken-thing? Simon Edwards tries to explain using lists in Director.
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Liquid’s very own budding triathlete successfully completes the Michelob ULTRA London Triathlon in a time of 2 hours and 42 minutes. Find out how he got on.
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Simon Edwards discusses some of the techniques that developers call upon when programming games, particularly for defining logic that the computer will use for taking a turn in a 2-player game scenario.
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John Cove takes us through the process of making an online catalogue using RoR.
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Howard Peters discusses the advantages of using ActiveX, and explains how to create your own simple ActiveX control.
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Nichola, our resident student placement, has now been with us for a whole year and will be leaving us soon. So we asked her what it’s been like to work with the Liquid team.
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John Cove explains how to use HTML and PHP to create an online quiz.
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Simon Edwards demonstrates an undocumented Director feature enabling you to map out a string of text in a vector cast member.
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HDR (High Dynamic Range), is a software based, photographic technique that extracts tonal information from multiple exposures of the same shot. If you exposure bracket the same shot, you can merge all 3 images into one, then, using the data from all 3, create one output file which preserves accurate details from all exposures, bringing out highlights from the shadows.
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Liquid Digital Ltd has reached the end of its first financial year. There’s no time for cake and a candle though - there are some big things on the horizon for the first quarter of Year 2. Watch this space for news soon.
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Tutorial written by our resident Director Guru, Simon Edwards.
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Our creative leader will be braving the elements by competing in the Michelbob ULTRA London Triathlon on 4th August 2007.
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I like that, it’s nicer than the wallpaper originally proposed!