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A Practical Way of Selecting Entities: QUICKSELECT

2011-06-22T18:21:00.001-07:00

In very crowded drawings, sometimes gets hard to select some specific entities. For example, selecting all of the beds in a hospital drawing, selecting all of the spillways in a dam drawing, or as you will see in the example given here, selecting all of the cabinets on the bottom.

Fig. 1.

For selecting entities, our best helper is layers without any doubt. In layouts, which are drawn with a good layering discipline, it will be very easy to make quick selects ( QSELECT ). Let’s quickly examine the command:

( Alternative : Symbol on the upper right side of the Properties panel. Fig. 2 )

Fig. 2.

After the command is entered, window in Fig. 1 is opened up. Now, let’s examine the controls inside the inside the window from top to down:

Apply to: Entire drawing it filters the whole drawing. You can also choose to mark a certain location and make selection in this location by the help of small button near it.

Object type: Here you can determine which type of drawing entities to be selected. Due to the fact that all of the kitchen cabinets in our drawing are blocks, we are choosing Block Reference type from here. For the example of dam, this may be LINE, PLINE or SPLINE.

Properties: From here, we are selecting which properties of the entities to be filtered. As I mentioned at the beginning of this article, if we are using a good layering systematic then making the selection according to the Layer property seems more appropriate.

Fig. 3.

Operator: In this part, the logical operations are listed as ( <> Not equal ), ( = Equals ), ( <> Not equal ) or ( Select all ). Due to the fact that, most of the time we are looking for a specific entity, we use the equal option here.

Value: And here, we write the value that we are looking for. As the cabinets on the bottom are in TAL_3D_BOTTOM layer, I have selected the name of this layer from the list ( Fig. 3). If you repeat the example according to yourself, you will notice that you are limited only to the types of entities which are present in the drawing. By this way, selection process is simplified. It is given on the part below, how your selection will be.

How to apply: Include new selection set, it creates a totally new selection set. And Exclude from new selection set extracts the entities among the selected ones that fits these settings.

Append to current selection set: This property appends the selection that you have made with these settings to the entities already selected on the screen. By using this property, you can make multiple selections one after another and append to each other.

Have ease everyone.

AutoCAD Community

2011-06-22T18:09:00.000-07:00

AutoCAD Community Team Members at Autodesk University

Oh behalf of those of us who were able to attend Autodesk University and meet up, Thank you! Curt, Frank and I spoke to a large number of AUGI members and volunteers, and it's always a great time to exchange information face-to-face.

AutoCAD 2011 Articles

Brian Benton wrote some great articles for HotNews about the features in this last release of AutoCAD. I encourage you to check them out in the new "Library" of articles. On the old AUGI website, you had to manually sort through each issue of HotNews or AUGIWorld, looking for a specific article, but, now, they're all going to be held in one location for easier access. Referencing Brian's articles, you can do a quick search, and find 22 of them... WOW! You'd better get to reading!
Additionally, Shaan Hurley has a list, Between the Lines, of bloggers who posted some articles on the new features and their impressions of them as users and CAD Managers.
You've probably noticed our old forum structure has been out of commission since the launch of the new website, but, it should be ported over soon.
The AutoCAD Community is comprised of users of both 'full' "vanilla" AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT (which is a lower-cost tool that suits the needs of many drafters and designers the world over), as well as the newest and even more simplified product, AutoCAD Freestyle.

Thank you for stopping by, and be sure to come back again soon.
Cheers!
AutoCAD Community Chair
~Melanie Perry

Walimatul Urs

2011-05-13T20:45:00.000-07:00

Aku Design Khas utk Post di Facebook....kepada sahabat2 yg sudi datang terima kasih....dan kepada yg tak dapat datang pun terima kasih kerana mendoakan kebahagian kami...

Kad Jemputan ku

2011-05-13T20:11:00.001-07:00

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2011-03-10T23:52:00.000-08:00

Web Baru JPSM Negeri Sabah...

2010-11-29T00:24:00.000-08:00

Masih banyak grapik perlu di baiki...tapi sekarang hotak mcm blurrrr... teda idea...Harap2 dapat ilham cepat... ni link baru JPSM Negeri sabah.... http://jpsm.sabah.gov.my

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2010-11-29T00:05:00.000-08:00

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5 Ways To Improve Your Adsense Earnings

2010-05-31T11:11:00.001-07:00

If webmasters want to monetize their websites, the great way to do it is through Google Adsense. There are lots of webmasters struggling hard to earn some good money a day through their sites. But then some of the “geniuses” of them are enjoying hundreds of dollars a day from Adsense ads on their websites. What makes these webmasters different from the other kind is that they are different and they think out of the box.
The ones who have been there and done it have quite some useful tips to help those who would want to venture into this field. Some of these tips have boosted quite a lot of earnings in the past and is continuously doing so.
Here are some 5 proven ways on how best to improve your Adsense earnings.
1. Concentrating on one format of Adsense ad. The one format that worked well for the majority is the Large Rectangle (336X280). This same format have the tendency to result in higher CTR, or the click-through rates. Why choose this format out of the many you can use? Basically because the ads will look like normal web links, and people, being used to clicking on them, click these types of links. They may or may not know they are clicking on your Adsense but as long as there are clicks, then it will all be for your advantage.
2. Create a custom palette for your ads. Choose a color that will go well with the background of your site. If your site has a white background, try to use white as the color of your ad border and background. The idea to patterning the colors is to make the Adsense look like it is part of the web pages. Again, This will result to more clicks from people visiting your site.
3. Remove the Adsense from the bottom pages of your site and put them at the top. Do not try to hide your Adsense. Put them in the place where people can see them quickly. You will be amazed how the difference between Adsense locations can make when you see your earnings.
4. Maintain links to relevant websites. If you think some sites are better off than the others, put your ads there and try to maintaining and managing them. If there is already lots of Adsense put into that certain site, put yours on top of all of them. That way visitor will see your ads first upon browsing into that site.
5. Try to automate the insertion of your Adsense code into the webpages using SSI (or server side included). Ask your web administrator if your server supports SSI or not. How do you do it? Just save your Adsense code in a text file, save it as “adsense text”, and upload it to the root directory of the web server. Then using SSI, call the code on other pages. This tip is a time saver especially for those who are using automatic page generators to generate pages on their website.
These are some of the tips that have worked well for some who want to generate hundreds and even thousands on their websites. It is important to know though that ads are displayed because it fits the interest of the people viewing them. So focusing on a specific topic should be your primary purpose because the displays will be especially targeted on a topic that persons will be viewing already.
Note also that there are many other Adsense sharing the same topic as you. It is best to think of making a good ad that will be somewhat different and unique than the ones already done. Every clickthrough that visitors make is a point for you so make every click count by making your Adsense something that people will definitely click on.
Tips given by those who have boosted their earnings are just guidelines they want to share with others. If they have somehow worked wonders to some, maybe it can work wonders for you too. Try them out into your ads and see the result it will bring.
If others have done it, there is nothing wrong trying it out for yourself

LESSON 3-2 - ISOMETRIC DRAWING

2010-05-18T18:50:00.001-07:00

Using Isometric commands is one of the simplest ways to give a 3-D representation while using only 2-D commands. This has been the usual way of doing things before CAD allowed true 3-D work to be done. Many times an isometric drawing is used to compliment a 3 view orthographic drawing. See the sample below.

You can see that it is a very simple drawing. This basic isometric drawing of the object gives a very good idea of what it looks like. If this is all that is needed then isometric works well. Unfortunately, as soon as you change anything, like the block's height, you'll need to redraw all four views.

AutoCAD has a command called ISOPLANE which allows you to easily draw at a 30 degree angle as needed for an isometric drawing. You can switch between the three 'isoplanes' (top, right, left) by using this command or by pressing the F5 key.

Command: ISOPLANE  
Current isoplane: Right
Enter isometric plane setting [Left/Top/Right] : T 
Current isoplane: Top

By invoking this command, AutoCAD is now set to draw on the top isoplane. Your other choices would be Left or Right. Your first exercise will be to draw the object shown above using isometric methods.

Exercise 1 - ISOMETRIC DRAWING

Begin a new drawing using the acad.dwt template

Create a layer called OBJECT and give it a green color. Make this your current layer.

Type in DDRMODES to bring up the Drawing Aids dialog box. Make your settings the same as what you see below (just turn on Isometric Snap).

Press OK and you'll see that the grid is set up for isometric drawing for the left isoplane in 1/2" increments. Your crosshairs are now angled to show you which isoplane you are currently on and the Grid is laid out differently from what you may be used to..

Begin by drawing the left side of the box (shown at the top of the lesson) using the line command. Ignore the hole at this point. You will want to use the Direct Distance Entry System for this exercise and make sure that you have Ortho (F8) and Osnaps (F3) turned on.

Switch to your right isoplane (F5) and draw the right side.

Switch to your top isoplane (F5) and draw the top view.

Create the angle lines to add the angled surface.

Switch back to the left isoplane and start the ELLISPE command. At the command prompt, press I for isocircle. This will allow you to create an ellipse at the correct angle based on the radius of the circle in the orthographic drawing. Use the Osnap to pick the correct center point.

Save your drawing in your CAD folder.

To dimension an isometric drawing, you have to do a few things first. Create a text style called Left, and give it a 30^o obliquing angle, then create another called right with a -30^o obliquing angle. Then create a new dimension style that has the text aligned with the dimension line. After you have placed a dimension, use the DIMEDIT command to change the obliquing angle of the dimension + or - 30 degrees. You may also need to use the properties to change the text in the dimension to left or right depending upon the orientation of the dimension.

Keep in mind that this is still only 2D. Remember that in some instances, it may be quicker and easier to use this method rather than the more complex 3-D methods you'll be learning in the following lessons.

Creating Drop Shadows with Corel DRAW!

2010-05-18T07:47:00.001-07:00

This tutorial will show you how to create drop shadows in Corel DRAW! I used Corel DRAW! 7.0 for Windows. Some things may be done differently with other versions.

Drop shadows are not something you'd expect to be able to do in a vector based drawing program. Although the shadows created with this technique differ from those done with a paint program such as Photoshop they are, nevertheless, a pretty cool effect.

Open a new graphic. Choose the text tool and enter your text. Choose the pick tool to select the text. Use Text, Format Text to bring up the Format Text dialog box.

Choose a size and font for your text. I used 50.0 points and the Dauphin font (see figure 1.1).

figure 1.1

Choose Edit, Copy then Edit, Paste. Move the top copy aside and use Edit, Paste to create a third copy. Move this one aside, as well (see figure 1.2)

figure 1.2

With this last copy still selected choose a light gray color. This will change the last copy to light gray.

Move one of the other copies over the light gray one so that it's a little above and to the left of the light gray copy. If you have to, use Arrange, Order, Forward one so that the black copy is above the light gray one (see figure 1.3)

figure 1.3

Use the pick tool to select both the light gray and the black copies.

Choose Effects, Blend to bring up the Blend menu. I left the default 20 steps and clicked Apply to get figure 1.4.

figure 1.4

Finally, use the pick tool to select the last copy and, with it selected, changes its color to the color you want the the text to be. Move it into place over the blended copies to arrive at something like figure 1.5.

figure 1.5

That's it.... Be sure to check out some of our other Corel DRAW! tutorials.

Corel DRAW! Tutorials -- Animated Logos

2010-05-18T07:40:00.003-07:00

Creating Animated Logos with Corel DRAW!

Animated GIFs

This tutorial will demonstrate how you can create an Animated GIF logo. I used Corel DRAW! 7.0 for Windows for this technique. Some things may be done differently with other versions.

Putting a New Spin on Your Logo

I'll be the first to admit that I'm probably the last person to jump on the "Animated GIF" bandwagon. To be honest, I didn't really see the potential for animated GIFs. Most of the early images I saw were kind of cheesy. On top of that, I prefer keeping my images' download time to a minimum, and animated GIFs can get rather large very quickly.

Recently, though, I've seen the light. Done right, animated GIFs can be pretty cool. And, with today's GIF animation software, animated image file size can be kept quite reasonable. Animated GIFs can be real attention-getters on banner ads, can really add to the appeal of a static logo, and they can certainly add some pizzazz to a web page.

Animated 3D text has become so popular on the web, in fact, that there are now several dedicated programs available for you to choose from. These programs, produced by software companies such as Xara and Ulead, make the creation of animated 3D text as simple as point-and-click.

What if you need to do more than animate simple text? Normally you might think of resorting to a dedicated 3D-rendering program. These programs can be expensive, though, and they often have pretty steep learning curves. So what can you do? Well, you can use Corel DRAW! to create the frames for your animated masterpiece. That's right! Corel DRAW! has all the features necessary to help you create a 3D animated logo.

Here's how you can use the extrusion features to give depth to, light, and spin your creation...

Open a new graphic in Corel DRAW! (I'm using version 7, but the method should translate well to other versions).

I'll be creating a simple logo using the first letters of GrafX Design, my design company.

First I entered the text using the Text tool. I then selected the text by clicking on the Pick tool. This enabled me to change the font and the size of the text. I chose Braggadocio at 72 points.

Because I didn't want to create just simple text, but rather I wanted a logo, I decided to cut the text out of a simple oval shape. To do that, I selected the Ellipse tool and dragged an oval shape around the text.

To line these elements up, marquee-select them all with the Pick tool and choose Arrange, Align and Distribute. In the Align and distribute dialog box, check Center of Page and click OK.

With the elements still selected, click the Combine button on the property bar. This will combine, or cutout, the text from the oval.

You can change the color of the oval logo by left-clicking a color on the color palette. I choose a light blue color (see figure 9.1).

figure 9.1

Now that the logo design is complete (as simple as it is), it's time to extrude the image, light it, and start creating the separate frames you'll need in order to complete the animation.

Choose Effects, Extrude to bring up the Extrude dialog box (see figure 9.2). This is where you'll do most of the work needed to create the frames of your spinning animation.

figure 9.2

In this dialog box you'll see 5 tabs. The first three, Extrude, Rotate, and Lighting are the ones you'll need to use to create the frames for your animation.

The first thing you should do is extrude the logo. This process gives your logo some depth, i.e. it adds the 3rd dimension to your image.

Click on the first tab if it's not already active. You can now set the basic shape, viewpoint, and depth of your image. I set the shape to "Small Back," the viewpoint to "VP Locked To Object," and the depth to 2.0. You can play around with the various choices until you get the look you're after. When you're done, click Apply.

The next thing you will do is create the lighting.

Click the third tab. Turn on the first light by clicking the first lightbulb icon (or Light switch 1).

You can now position the light by dragging the small black icon around the 3D grid. You must place the icon on an intersection. I chose the upper-right corner. Once you've chosen the position for your light, click Apply.

At this point you won't really see much difference in your image. It's coming, though.

Click on the 2nd tab. This option enables you to rotate the logo in 3D space. You'll notice the Corel symbol that's visible in the middle of the dialog box (see figure 9.3).

figure 9.3

This symbol can be dragged around with the mouse, and its position will correspond to the position of your image in 3D space once you click Apply. Changing the position in this manner is a lot of fun. However, you'll need to be more exacting when creating your frames. Below and to the right of the Corel symbol is a small, bent-cornered, rectangular icon. Clicking on this icon will replace the Corel symbol with a set of coordinates, or rotation values. The first controls the rotation about the x-axis, the second about the y-axis and the third about the z-axis. Because I'll be spinning my logo around the y-axis, I'll only need to change the values for number 2.

Before you start to apply the rotation values you should save the first frame. Obviously the first frame doesn't need to be rotated.

Before saving the first frame, though, create a white (or some other color, if you prefer) bounding box around your logo image. You'll need to do this because of the way Corel DRAW! saves an image. When Corel DRAW! saves an image it doesn't keep all of the white space you see around the onscreen representation. Instead, all of that white space is cropped off. It's best to have all of the frames of your animation the same size, and adding the bounding box will assure that this is the case.

Select the Rectangle tool and draw a box around your image. It doesn't have to be much bigger than the image but it should give you a little extra elbowroom.

On the color palette, left-click the color that you want the box to be. This hides your logo, of course. Press CTRL-Page Down until the box moves to the back and your logo is again visible.

To center everything again, marquee-select all of the objects and then select Arrange, Align and Distribute. Place a check mark in the Center of Page box and click OK.

To save the first frame of your animation, choose File, Export. In the Export dialog box, choose a folder in which to store the image, give your file a name, and choose a file type. I like to use the BMP file format, (because it's 24-bit and it's a format most animation programs recognize) and let the animation program handle the palette. I also like to name the frames in sequence. I started this sequence as GD00.BMP.

Click Export to bring up the Bitmap Export dialog box.

Set the colors to 16 Million Colors. Set the Size to Custom and place a checkmark in the Maintain Aspect Ratio box. You can leave the Resolution at anywhere from 72 dpi to 96 dpi because the animation is intended for screen viewing. I always like to set Anti-aliasing to Super-sampling. Once you have entered all of the settings, click OK to save the image.

Now you're ready to rotate the logo.

By adding the bounding box you de-selected the logo. Simply use the Pick tool to re-select the logo.

Back at the Extrude dialog box, click Edit and enter 10 in the 2nd spin control. Click Apply to apply the rotation. You could rotate the logo by a value of 1 rather than 10 each time, and this would result in an extremely smooth animation. However, it would also result in an unacceptably large final file size.

The 2nd frame (see figure 9.4) is ready to be saved. Not so bad, eh?

figure 9.4

Choose File, Export and name the second frame. I named mine GD01.BMP. You'll need to select the Maintain Aspect Ratio and Super-sampling boxes again.

That completes the 2nd frame.

Back at the Export dialog box, click Edit and enter 20 in the 2nd spin control. Export this frame.

Continue on until you hit the value 70. You'll notice that the image is now at 90 degrees (see figure 9.5).

figure 9.5

This occurs because Corel DRAW uses the values -100 to 100 for the rotation values and not, as you might expect, 0-360 degrees.

After saving the frame with the value at 70, start back down using negative values. Start with -60, then -50, etc, until you hit -10. Although, technically, using these values won't spin the logo so that you see the back of it, using these numbers will give your animation the appearance of spinning 360 degrees around the y-axis.

You should now have 14 frames numbering 00 through 13. You're ready to animate your logo!

It's time to fire up your animation program. I'm currently using Ulead's GIF Animator. I like it because it's relatively easy to use-it offers animation and optimization wizards, has good palette control, and accepts a fairly wide range of file formats.

After opening GIF Animator, I created the final animation, which can be seen below. Because the wizards work so well, I simply chose to use all of the defaults.

When the animation program opens, it offers you a chance to use the Animation Wizard. This wizard enables you to Add Images/Videos. From this first dialog box, you can add the images, or frames of your animation. Simply point to the folder where you stored the separate frames. There's a small quirk, though. The frames will not be in sequence unless you follow this simple rule: Choose the last file in the sequence and then, while holding down the shift key, click on the first filename in the sequence. Click OPEN. You can click through the remaining choices by choosing Next each time. The one place you might want to stray from the default is the Frame Duration. I like my animations to run more quickly than the default and usually choose 10/100's of a second rather than the 25/100's. In the last dialog box, choose Finish to close the wizard.

To see how your animation will appear, click on the Start Preview button. You'll see your animation for the first time. Pretty cool, eh?

If everything looks okay, you can choose File, Optimization Wizard. Again, you should be able to just let the wizard do its thing. My final, optimized, spinning logo weighs in at a pretty good 11K. If you're not happy with the final result, re-run the wizard and tweak some of the settings. Some of the biggest savings can be achieved by lowering the color depth. I saved the logo with 64 colors, but I probably could have gone lower without sacrificing too much of the image's quality. You should spend a little time getting to know the animation software. Most of the packages I've tried are fairly easy to use and come with pretty extensive online help.

That's it. I invite you to play around with some text and some different shapes in Corel DRAW!. Try adding a bevel (use the last tab in the Extrude dialog box), or adding a second and third light, etc. Extrude your images to different depths and try filling them with textures as well as solid colors. Pretty soon you'll be wowing the visitors at your web site with all manner of spinning and moving logos and buttons.

figure 9.6

NOTE: If you'd like more information on creating animated GIFs visit our Animated GIF pages.

A great way to promote your brand and logo is by putting it on promotional items as give-aways at conferences and business meetings.

That's it.... Be sure to check out some of our other Corel DRAW! tutorials. http://www.grafx-design.com/01corel.html

Cara Aku Buat Header Menggunakan Perisian CorelDraw

2010-04-26T20:57:00.000-07:00

Langkah 1

Buat Abstrak sesuka hati... sampai mendapat satu bentuk yang di suka..... Gunakan "Bezier Tools"...dan bentukkan menggunakan "Shape Tools"...

Langkah 2

"Group" kan abstrak yang telah dibentuk...kemudian jadikan kepada dua bahagian dengan menggunakan "Scale And Mirror"..Click arahan mirror ke kanan..dan click "Apply To Duplicate"....

Langkah 3

Pilih Font...kemudian "Covert to Curves"....bentukkan mengikut kesesuai abstrak...sambung font kepada abstrak menggunakan "Shaping Tools" ...dan "Combine" kesemuanya...

Langkah 4

Copy Abstrak yang telah siap kepada dua bahagia...Pilih salah satu abtrak..click pada "Fill Tools"....kemudia pilih "Fountain Fill Dialog"

Langkah 5

Tukar "Angle" Fountain Fill kepada 90, kemudian click ok... Cantumkan kedua-dua abstrak tadi mengikut kesuaian... Dan Akhir sekali Buat satu kotak berukuran 950x225 pixels mengikut code warna pada background blog......eksport grafik kepada format Jpeg, dan upload ke Blog...sekian...selamat mencuba....

Komuniti JoomlaSabah

2010-04-14T19:30:00.000-07:00

Handrail Proposal

2010-04-14T19:23:00.000-07:00

Lot 57 Kepayan 70% Done

2009-07-17T21:24:00.000-07:00

Lot 57 Kepayan 20% Done

2009-07-15T20:02:00.000-07:00

Blog Header Design

2009-07-09T21:01:00.000-07:00

Promenade Staircase Detail

2009-05-22T18:12:00.000-07:00

My 2nd Autocad 2009 Rendering

2009-04-12T23:47:00.000-07:00

3d Bus Stand 2

2009-03-24T17:40:00.001-07:00

3d Bus stand

2009-03-24T17:36:00.000-07:00

Tuaran Tourism Logo

2009-03-06T18:38:00.001-08:00

huuuu bingung mau pilih ni...

Malaysia Bar Tender

2009-02-23T22:16:00.000-08:00

Pejabat Daerah Tuaran

2009-02-09T18:38:00.001-08:00

BerNas

2008-12-01T16:14:00.000-08:00

Autocad screen Interface

2008-11-21T20:04:00.000-08:00

Gambar menunjukkan permukaan Perisian Autocad yang paling penting dalm memulakan sesuatu lukisan. Ini adalah paparan Permukaan yang saya sering gunakan.

Little Angel Online Shoppe Banner

2008-11-06T22:32:00.000-08:00

Little Angel Online Shoppe

2008-11-06T21:46:00.000-08:00

Babymyluv Online Shoppe

2008-11-06T21:40:00.000-08:00

Lady N SPA Wawasan Plaza

2008-11-06T21:32:00.000-08:00

Web Komuniti IPT Malaysia

2008-11-06T20:37:00.000-08:00

Website dimana Para Pelajar IPTA dan IPTs berkongsi maklumat. Di sini jgk para pelajar boleh menghantar nota atau memuat turun nota-nota IPT seluruh Negara...

Colus Cake

2008-11-06T20:18:00.001-08:00

Suria Round Facade Setting Drawing

2008-10-21T20:35:00.000-07:00

Suria Round Facade Setting Drawing

2008-10-21T20:25:00.000-07:00

SuKsiS

2008-10-21T20:21:00.000-07:00

Website Termurah Di Malaysia

2008-10-21T20:16:00.000-07:00

New Banner For SK Kepayan

2008-09-24T02:29:00.000-07:00

Lady N SPA

2008-08-11T20:40:00.000-07:00

Lady N Spa Lahir ilham untuk mereka banner ini dari sahabatku, Coklat menjadi warna tema kerana kelembutannya terserlah bila di kaburi oleh Putih awan,,,,,,cewahhh...ni kami buat kasih kasih free jer walaupun pemilik premis ini hendak membayar...

Sekolah KaFa

2008-06-12T18:17:00.000-07:00

Oleh kerana salah seorang bakal tenaga pengajar di sekolah KAFA ni tak dapat bayangkan bentuk Bangunan sekolah ni, aku lukiskan untuk dia Pakai Autocad 2006, siap 2 jam....heeee

Tamoi Seafood

2008-06-04T23:43:00.001-07:00

aku cakap 3 hari siap, oleh kerana telampau banyak kerja, aku siapkan seminggu...minta maaf Kak Lina...Mahalkah saya minta upah Kak?...Tamoi Seafood ni terkenal di lapangan terbang antarabangsa kota kinabalu, sapa yang nak beli ikan kering,udang kering bleh datang sini, ikan beku pun ada...sila lah...

Oumsabah.my-coins.net

2008-05-25T22:12:00.000-07:00

Yang ini Sahabat aku design, dia tak ada background design, tapi oleh kerana ingin belajar, beliau mampu melakukan tanpa bantuan, Cayalah lu bro...

Suria Projek

2008-05-18T00:04:00.000-07:00

ni lah kerja aku, walaupun aku tak tau mcm mana mau kira kuantiti yg di perlukan untuk bungkus bangunan ni, terpaksa jgk aku kerjakan pasal majikan aku tak mau cari QS, huuuu...

e-desa kundasang

2008-05-17T00:18:00.000-07:00

E-deasa kundasang, saja jer reka-reka, time teda kerja...

SMK (perempuan) LIKAS

2008-05-12T20:51:00.000-07:00

Banner Sekolah Sek. Men. Perempuan Likas, Pink colour, perempuan lah katakan, kelembitan mencermin kan keperibadian...Makasih Pengetua Sekolah...

S.K KEPAYAN (corel Rebuilt)

2008-05-12T20:43:00.000-07:00

SMK KOLOMBONG

2008-05-12T20:37:00.000-07:00

Bila nak Kompom ni cikgu??

Sandblast Design (flowers)

2008-05-12T20:18:00.000-07:00

Rakankita Graphics Ent.(web banner)

2008-05-11T06:56:00.000-07:00

PKBS

2008-05-09T21:33:00.000-07:00

Hospital Meeting Cover

2008-05-09T20:44:00.000-07:00

Restauran Sempelang Sinsuran

2008-05-08T18:08:00.001-07:00

Restauran Sempelang Yg Kecewa

2008-05-08T18:03:00.000-07:00

Rumah Ku Yg Tak Siap-Siap

2008-05-08T18:01:00.000-07:00

Workshop Si Sugiono 2

2008-05-08T17:58:00.001-07:00

Workshop Si Sugiono

2008-05-08T17:56:00.001-07:00

Rumah1

2008-05-08T17:52:00.000-07:00

AutoCad Perspective

2008-05-08T17:51:00.000-07:00

Guard House Before Rendering

2008-05-08T17:42:00.001-07:00

Guard House After Rendering

2008-05-08T08:19:00.000-07:00

Bus

2008-05-08T00:55:00.000-07:00

Bustand

2008-05-08T00:52:00.000-07:00

Bustand

2008-05-08T00:40:00.000-07:00