Second contest of invitations to Dribbble. This is a community site where graphic designers show work still to be completed and receive feedback from other community members. That is the essence of Dribbble, give and receive feedback from other people related to your industry. We find from users who are just starting in graphic design but with a great talent, to professionals working for leading companies in the graphics industry like Apple, Teehan+Lax or Gowalla. Who would not want to receive real feedback from professional graphics?.

LaTroupe Studios is working on a new project, a science fiction game that will be released for iOS and MAC. It’s a very cinematic game that combines adventure and action and also relies on the player’s intelligence to continue the story. We are recruiting future employees to join the adventure. Does that sound interesting?

Let’s get to the point: Do you follow pages like Concept Ships or Concept Vehicles? Do you like or are you a fan of science fiction? Are you a freelance illustrator? Get in touch! We’re looking forward to meeting you!

Graphic designers who design mobile applications use tools that are common to other fields of graphic design such as Photoshop and Illustrator. However, there are also other specific tools that can be used for other purposes but are more geared towards the process of creating user interfaces. LiveView, the application that we’re analyzing in this post, is a notable example.

I t’s been almost three months since we started remodeling our website. The first version was an original design adapted to WordPress. It took us almost four months to complete that task, what with searching for plugins, slideshow views and linking it all to the WordPress content management system, which is very powerful but is also quite difficult to customize.

Since our inception in mid 2010, we have been combining the creation of the website, the first application we launched for iPhone (VKTEST), the creation of all our corporate material, the implementation of a project management program and the task distribution. All this kept delaying the development of the website.