Frenzic, is a fun and highly addictive puzzle game that only takes minutes to learn, but months to master.

This is an exceptionally beautiful game with a glowing, futuristic interface that sits right at home on the iPhone’s revolutionary touch screen.

The hypnotically jazzy music and sound effects are so dreamy that it leaves me wishing there was a version of the music that I could play when I wasn’t playing the game!

There is a dash of social networking built into Frenzic. If you like you can set up a player account at Frenzic.com. This enables you to make friends with other Frenzic players and gives you access to detailed high score statistics from players across the globe.

This gorgeously designed game will give you countless hours of enjoyment in your digital life and is the ideal application for showing off the amazing capability of your iPhone or iPod Touch!

Brought to you from The Iconfactory and ARTIS Software, Frenzic is now available for the iPhone and iPod Touch directly from the iTunes App Store for $4.99.

Tags: futuristic, bold, game, iPhone, iPod Touch, social networking, software

I totally forgot to mention that a new set of iPhonica icons has been released over at the Iconfactory! iPhonica Volume 4 features twelve new iPhone style desktop gumdrops on the theme of being connected and communicating in our digital life.

This set of application icons includes our favourite software that help us stay in touch, making telephone calls over the internet, using wireless personal area networks, instant messaging, micro-blogging and browsing: Adium, Bluetooth, Chrome, Explorer, Firefox, MSN, Netscape, Opera, Safari, Skype, Twitterrific and iChat.

While you’re at it, be sure to check out iPhonica Volume 3, for more desktop inspiration. A collection of application icons for Apple’s iLife series – it’s been updated with large resources for Leopard and Vista. Featuring application icons for GarageBand, iDVD, iMovie, iPhoto and iWeb.

Tags: iPhonica, iPhone, Leopard, Vista, Mac OS X, Windows, interface, application icons

I use a large graphics tablet for drawing images on my computer in the studio, but I felt I needed a small pen tablet to have at my desk at home. This weekend, I finally got round to getting a Wacom Bamboo tablet and setting it up.

Though I have had a Wacom tablet for quite a while, I suspected I wasn’t really getting the most out of it and I wanted to find out what I was missing out on...

Luckily, you don’t have to set your tablet up very often and luckily, I found two really helpful tutorials on how to set up your Wacom tablet.

How to Set up Your Wacom for Awesome Results from GoMediaZine
This is a great tutorial on how to get started with the Wacom tablet and use it in Adobe Photoshop.

Wacom Settings In Illustrator from Vectips
An informative guide on to how to set up a pen tablet to get the most out of using it Adobe Illustrator.

Tags: design resources

You might have noticed that there was a ghost in the machine, an internet hiccup, fairies in the server...

But now the problem has been resolved. I am glad to be able to say that we’re back and everything is in ship shape!

November is here and after a Pink October, it’s time to switch back to orange at Marmalade Moon!

I have created two new desktop backgrounds inspired by the golden autumn. Vanilla Swirl and Mustard Swirl, bringing a splash of colour and energy into the dark winter month of November.

Organic bands of red, yellow and green - also make a perfect companion desktop wallpaper for Ready Steady Go folder icons. 

This month members of Club Marmalade Moon receive November desktop calendar versions of both Vanilla Swirl and Mustard Swirl.

Join the tribe to get your limited edition, premium desktop art for free!










 

Tags: autumn, fall, desktop calendar, abstract, organic