Creattica is great source of inspiration and wonderful place to showcase your Flash work. Whether you’re there to spark the creative fuse or just browse through some amazing work, it’s well worth checking out what’s new over at Creattica.

Recently, Creattica has added a whole bunch of new categories, including one for top-notch Flash work. Here’s a rundown of some of the best work submitted so far.

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In this Best of Tuts+ roundup you’ll learn how to simulate a sniper scope, design and code a flexible website, create an intense movie poster, create a golden vector compass, build a minigolf game with ActionScript 3.0, take sports photos like a pro, create a rocky video game terrain in Blender and get a useful introduction to home recording–among many other things! Let’s take a look.

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It’s Blog Action Day 2009 and this year sees Climate Change as the hot topic. To kick off the Flashtuts+ contribution I thought I’d roundup a few Flash websites with a Climate Change theme.

Specifically, I’ve focused on cars. The motor industry hasn’t always been the most environmentally friendly sector, but it seems car manufacturers are trying to change. And they’re using Rich Internet features to show us..

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Here’s our collection of the Top 5 tutorials from each site in the Tuts+ network in August. Whether you want to design and code your first website, layer hip hop drums, design a mixed media masterpiece, illustrate a brain icon, make your own Adobe AIR application, model a lethal combat knife, take gorgeous HDR photos or create a gruesome tracked head wound in After Effects, you’ll find lessons on each – and much more – in this collection.

Hit the jump and learn to the max!

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With another month having come and gone, it’s always nice to take a look at what it had to offer us on the web.

In this roundup you’ll find inspiration from sporting greats, pop legends and German soft drink manufacturers. There are interviews from industry experts, as well as a load of tutorials from elsewhere around the Flash blog-o-sphere. Of course, freebies are always welcome, so you’ll find an ActionScript Migration Cookbook from Adobe, a funky Music Visualizer and several others..

Plenty to get your teeth into!

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We’ve collected the top 5 tutorials and articles from each Tuts+ site in June, covering web development, Photoshop, vector art, audio production and music, After Effects, Flash and 3D. Now would be a good time to explore a part of the Tuts+ Network you’ve never seen before!

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There’s no denying how useful Twitter can be when it comes to trawling the web for content. With that in mind, here’s a quick roundup of 50 twitterers who tweet some of the most useful Flash-related content around.

(It goes almost without saying; if you have any more who deserve a mention, we want to hear them!)

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Here are some of the best tutorials and articles published on the Tuts+ Network over 60 days in March and April. You might be surprised at how much you can learn from a site outside your area of expertise. Why not make it your goal this month to learn a new skill? Whether it’s motion graphics, web development and design, music production, Flash, illustration, logo design or digital art, the Tuts+ network is an excellent place to start the journey.

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Here is a list of my 20 favorite flash components. Some are freebies, though most of them are for sale. Have fun browsing!

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