These are some items/avatars I made for an online pbbg called Psypets I made them all as contest entries and several of them were chosen as winners 
Archive for March, 2010
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Mar
2010
Psypets Items
25
Mar
2010
Pixel Sprite Edits
These are bunch of sprite edits I’ve done for some games I used to play Plese note, these are just edits the original artwork is not mine 
The bases are either from gaiaonline or ragnarok online
MAJOR EDITS
MEDIUM EDITS
MINOR EDITS
24
Mar
2010
Anime Wallpapers
These are a few anime wallpapers I made back in 2005~ for anime wallpaper community called Mini Tokyo. The images are either scans or scans traced in Illustrator.
23
Mar
2010
Nintendo DSI Art Academy: First Semester
From the Nintendo DSI Shop is this very cool little paint program called “Art Academy: First Semester” It really gives you the feel of traditional pencil/paint set My favorite features is that you can save the images to your DSI then post them to facebook or transfer them to your computer with an SD card! So the following are some of my doodles from this nice little portable art studio:
16
Mar
2010
Regular Expressions
I can never seem to locate a guide that has an easy explanation of the common regular expressions that I use on a regular basis. I usually just find bits and pieces, or find the right info, but not displayed in a way that’s easy to reference. So here’s my own notes on RegEx
| Character | Usage |
|---|---|
| . | wildcard character - will match anything |
| | | or operator - (this|that) will match either |
| - | range selector - will match a range of character or numbers i.e. 1-9 |
| [] | match any character inside the brackets [aeiou] would match anything with a vowel. |
| ^ | match the start of a string - ^a will match 'atlas' but not 'mad' |
| [^] | don't match - it will negate what you put inside like [^cheese] |
| $ | match the end of a string - at$ will match 'mat' but not 'saturn' |
| ? | match preceding character 0-1 times - tree? will match 'tre', 'tree', but not 'treee' |
| * | match preceding character 0+ time - same as * except it would match 'treee'+ |
| + | match preceding character 1+ times - this version will not match 'tre' |
| {#} | match preceding character # times - tree{3} will match 'treeee' |
| {#,#2} | match preceding character at least #, but not more than #2 - tree{3,4} will match 'treeee' or 'treeeee' |
| i | case insensitive flag - add at end i.e. '#(regex)#i' |
| s | dotall flag - make the "." character match anything |
| x | verbose flag - ignore all whitespace and allows "#" commenting |
One piece I use often as kind of a ‘match-all’ is “(.*?)” so preg_match_all(‘#<a>(.*?)</a>#is’, $content, $matches); would match everything in the string that is within anchor tags.
The delimiter can also be changed, in the previous example it is the “#” pound character, but could easily be changed to “/” as in ‘/<a>(.*?)</a>/is’ or changed into whatever is most convenient for the enclosed string.