I actually still think the pixel art approach could work for training technical staff (of around my age, anyway). It's got a consistent, attractive (to my eyes) aesthetic and is schematic and scaleable.
Graphic assets can be owned by the company and re-used to its heart's content.
You could even make little animated walkthoughs and stuff...
Hardware
This is a picture of a nano GSM base tranceiver station.
I did it at/for work with the vague notion that the technical manual I was writing could be "cool", "fun" and "stylish" if given a coherent visual look.
HA!
magic carpet
I've been looking for a mspaint clone to use at home on my linux laptop. Have tried many, and think I finally have a winner in Kolourpaint.
Seems like it has mspaint's functionality with some of the more annoying non-features corrected. Like, this thing scrolls the page when you go to expand outside the border. Good thinking, batman!
Seems like it has mspaint's functionality with some of the more annoying non-features corrected. Like, this thing scrolls the page when you go to expand outside the border. Good thinking, batman!
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