Screens
March 16th, 2013
Top 100!
March 16th, 2013
Volkskrant
March 16th, 2013Release!
March 16th, 2013Dear Apple review team
March 15th, 2013
Dear Mr./Mrs.
Thank you for reviewing my app, however I was fairly disappointed with the result.
Comic artists prefere to work with a page-layout because they don’t draw their story’s for tablet, they draw them for print.
But why work with a page-layout any longer when I can present my drawings on a Retina screen?? It is a far better experience! Why should news sites look like a newspaper?
So I decided to make a graphic novel using the app as a platform. No pages involved but 600 drawings in 2048/1536 resolution. A display behaves different than a page, I had to think different, more movie-like.
Ravenous does certainly not want to be associated with print or hardcopy but is ment as a full fledged entertainment app. Each reader has to unlock the content by reading, scrolling next has to be earned, there are no chapters but ‘scenes’ behaving like levels, providing extra content.
Presented in ibook format I cannot offer this cinema-like environment nor its ergonomics and my concept becomes useless: I will be at page-level again.
Ravenous doesn’t want be a book It wants to be a next generation comic-experience for tablet.
I sincerely hope you will reconsider the app to be sold in the App Store.
Erik Menno van Os
A Suivre
March 14th, 2013Fingers crossed
March 13th, 2013Test 123
March 12th, 2013
Check this (old-school) screenshot of the Ravenous-app. I created this graphic-novel especially for tablet because I fell in love seeing my drawings on a display. Three years of solid work without actually having a tablet myself, or having a slightest idea how a tablet works or feels. Developers Juul Spee and Eelke Feenstra did a great job turning the comic into a full fledged tablet-product. As a matter of fact: I can’t get enough sliding and tapping through the story. I hope Apple will approve the 18+ content.
Lydia
March 3rd, 2013Peecho interview
February 20th, 2013Mr.Fox interview
February 20th, 2013
Interview by Mr.Fox, the darkest blogger on the net!
Almost there
February 20th, 2013
Long time no post. Ravenous is well translated in English by Jon Anderson. At this moment Eelke Feenstra en Juul Spee laying the last hand on the Ravenous app. The strange thing is: Once I was only satisfied at the very moment I could touch, smell and see the print album. Now i’m only satisfied… if it’s in the App-store! Within the next two weeks I hope! Keep you posted!
Finish
December 20th, 2012
Beuningen December 20 2012. Mission accomplished. Finishing touched it several times so the infinite drawing has stopped. Was sucked into a black hole kind a thing but was saved by the next step: translation. No market or industry whatsoever in the Netherlands so I have to translate it to English before I launch the project. Will keep you posted!

























