Category Archives: Page Layout

Client Testimonial for Columbus CEO – August 2007

Client TestimonialThis Client Testimonial was designed for Columbus CEO magazine. I worked with the Creative Director at the magazine to come up with the copy and select a usable photo from the selection given. We then worked out a rough design layout, which was refined over several revisions.

This Testimonial was published in the September or October issue of Columbus CEO magazine.

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Aletheia character sheet – May 2007

Aletheia character sheetThis is a character sheet that I designed for Abstract Nova‘s new game, Aletheia. They wanted a modern mystery feel, with elements of the Planetary comic book series. In the background of the character sheet are shapes reminiscent of crop circles, which lend to the general feeling of mystery that the game has.I also designed a number of header and sidebar graphics for Abstract Nova, including the Aletheia header shown below. aletheia.gif

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Horizons Magazine 2005-2007

Horizons Magazine cover

Horizons Magazine interior

In 2005, MORPC decided the make some changes to their Horizons Newsletter. I was part of the team that came up with the idea of moving to a magazine format, so that longer stories could be told.

I came up with the initial layout, designed the masthead, laid out the articles, and managed the text.

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Burning Wheel Dice Roller

[kml_flashembed movie=”https://www.edwedig.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/burningwheeldiceroller.swf ” height=”447″ width=”250″ fversion=”9″ useexpressinstall=”true” /]This is a dice roller I built, in Flash, for the Burning Wheel game I was running in 2006. It was nice to have a dice roller on my laptop so that I could make secret rolls for or against the PCs without the players knowing.

The dice roller is pretty simple. You enter in the number of dice to be rolled at the top, and then select the type of dice (Black, Grey or White) from the pull down. Clicking the Roll button at the button “rolls” the dice. Successful rolls are shown in brackets, like this:Sucess Dice , and failures are shown like this:Failure Dice. The dice roller also totals the number of successful and failure dice at the bottom.

The zip file includes both the standalone .exe file, and the .swf file (for embedding in blogs, webpages, and wikis).

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