Microsoft release preview of ie9 for developers
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You could almost hear the collective sigh of relief across the web development landscape. After years of holding onto their “We are the web”, old-dinosaur attitudes of the 90s, Microsoft have finally made an effort to produce a browser that…
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Make your own iPhone/iPod stand
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I just come across this very cool little die cut paper dock for the iPhone from my favourite blog website: thedieline.com It is a very simple and elegant solution. It was created by French designer Julien Madérou. It’s free to anyone to download,…
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My Favourite Car Designs
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I have always loved classic cars, and owned a few along with way, some of which have only become classics in the years since I drove them new! The “Goddess” Citroens, so called because of their DS model name (Diesse…
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Toothpick Fanatic recreates San Francisco with toothpicks!
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Wow, talk about having delicate fingers, a sturdy hand, and patience! Check out this video I stumbled across on Wired. It took Scott Weaver 3000 hours to create the 9 foot tall, 20 pound structure of San Francisco. I would…
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An emoticon fairy tale
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Are you a ///0-0\ fan? Or perhaps you used to be a */*? If you can make sense of that (it was John Lennon and a Cheerleader!), then you will LOVE this emoticon fairy tale. It’s an adorable boy-meets-girl story…
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Sweet shot!
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As designers, it’s important to know history. How a particular style was developed, explored, pushed to its creative limit. To be creative and original today, you need to understand why certain movements came to be and how they influence us…
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The Pig of Happiness
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I recently picked up a cute book from a wonderful bookshop at Bulimba (the Riverbend bookshop). The author is Edward Monkton, an artist and thinker. He has created a movie version of the book, so I thought I would share…
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