Wordabble iPhone application icon, part 2

Wordabble icon Adam and Lindsey came up with a cool concept that Adam executed really well. It has everything an icon needs (in my opinion). It’s unique, it indicates what the application is about, and is quite aesthetically pleasing.

There are some cool things in the works like submitting scores to the servers, which means soon this thing will actually be playable in puzzle of the day mode. Since I have early access to it, I have a leg up on everyone else by having a week or so extra time!

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Published:: 08.01.08 / 12pm

Category:: Technology

Tags:: adam, application, Design, development, game, games, graphics, icon, iPhone, wordabble

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Christopher M. 08.01.08 / 1pm

Icon looks great! Can’t wait to buy the app from the AppStore and start playing. Drats, it’s going to hard for a while to top Jason’s score..
Ed 08.01.08 / 1pm

Logo looks nice! I still like the “W”

So enough about the logo, puzzle of they day, this and that. When can I spend my hard earned money on this game that I may play once?

PS… You should have a R rated version of the puzzle of the day. I would probably then play it every day!

Jason thanks in advance for the spell and grammer check buddy.

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I have three passions: Technology, dancing, and climbing.

I work for Visionmark Communications as a web developer. In my spare time, I’m a brain for Fusion Bay, a firm I founded in 2004 with Adam Douglass. I’ve created some cool things like the popular Wordabble iPhone game and GiftListIt.

I am a Lindy Hopper, a style of dance that began in the early 1920’s. I dance and help run Charm City Swing, Baltimore’s premier swing dancing venue.

I live to climb. I primarily enjoy bouldering; the lack of ropes make bouldering the purest of all climbing styles. My favorite local gym is Earth Treks, Timmonium.

Jason Lancaster

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