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It’s like having your own printing press, newspaper and a dog to fetch it for you, all in your front room.
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What is Meth, Effects of Meth & Facts About Methamphetamine - Meth Project
by R27 CREATIVELAB on Wednesday, 9 November 2011
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Speaker Deck - Share Presentations without the Mess
by R27 CREATIVELAB on Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Share Presentations without the Mess
Speaker Deck is the best way to share presentations online. Simply upload your slides as a PDF, and we’ll turn them into a beautiful online experience. View them on SpeakerDeck.com, or share them on any website with an embed code.
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Sumally is a growing community that connects what you love with the people you love.
The word "Sumally" was coined from the words "sum" + "all" .. meaning an "addition of everything". With the help of users and style leaders from all over the world, Sumally is finding and cataloging every and anything. Sumally aims to become the go-to online encyclopedia of treasured objects. Use Sumally to keep track of who owns what, who wants what, and whether they're selling the items you've been looking for.
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An experimental visualization of the mood of people in photographs from The Guardian’s 24 hours in picturesas analyzed by the face.com face recognition API.
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Leather Ribbons & Web Elements
These faux leather ribbons and web elements are perfect for adding an authentic feel to your designs, the realistic looking designs have been carefully handcrafted and will fit into most colour schemes.
Leather Pattern
In the package you will also find the seamless leather pattern used for these elements as a Photoshop pattern preset (abr) and flat .png file.
Free License
Feel free to download and use this item for both personal and commercial projects with attribution back to MediaLoot. Please note:
- Attribution is required for free items. For a non-attribution license, please become a member or buy the full version.
- You may not distribute or offer this set for download on other websites. Promotion is always appreciated, but please send people to this page.
via medialoot.com
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So you’ve got a great idea for a website. That makes you and about 17 bajillion others.
When it comes to committing to building a site or app, there are a ton of factors to take into consideration. Even if you have a killer idea or two, you still need skills, chops and a web-savvy posse to help you execute and promote your site.
Here’s a handy flowchart from creative marketplace Vitamin T (that’s T as in “talent”) to help you decide whether it’s time to build an awesome website, time to go back to school, time to hire a dev or time to go back to the drawing board.
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Etsy shop Vintage Marvels offers quite the selection of letter press wood blocks, from complete alpha bets to sets that are grouped by let ter to short words. Check them out...
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Etsy shop Vintage Marvels offers quite the selection of letter press wood blocks, from complete alpha bets to sets that are grouped by let ter to short words. Check them out...
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Etsy shop Vintage Marvels offers quite the selection of letter press wood blocks, from complete alpha bets to sets that are grouped by let ter to short words. Check them out...
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Etsy shop Vintage Marvels offers quite the selection of letter press wood blocks, from complete alpha bets to sets that are grouped by let ter to short words. Check them out...
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Imagine an app that let’s you spy on the person that might have stolen your laptop. It’s called Hidden. If your computer is stolen, Hidden will show you where it is and who has it. When you activate tracking, Hidden will locate your stolen computer anywhere on the planet, collect photos of the thief and screen shots of the computer in use.
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Build is a small, yet perfectly formed, boutique design conference where interesting, talented web practitioners from all over the world come to share ideas, techniques and inspiration. Some are on stage; some are in the audience -- buildconference.com
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The Tiger Woods logo isn’t a golf club. The Virgin Atlantic logo isn’t an airplane. The Xerox logo isn’t a photocopier.
Computer logos don’t need to show computers, dentist logos don’t need to show teeth, and furniture store logos don’t need to show furniture.
Just because it’s relevant, doesn’t mean you can’t do better using a design that doesn’t depict the product or service your client provides.
Typography could be considered the most important part of any design. It’s definitely among the most important elements of any design project. And yet it’s often the part of a design that’s left for last, or barely considered at all. Designers are often intimidated by typography, which can result in bland typographical design or a designer always using one or two “reliable” typefaces in their designs.
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