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Twitter is home to many designers and creative professionals who like to share their skills and knowledge whilst providing some amazingly great advice to us all. So to make it so much easier for you to keep connected to these web & graphic designers plus other creative’s, I have compiled a list of 175+ of [...]
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Lockheed Martin’s DisOPS PDA System For US Military [Lockheed Martin Developing PDA-Laptop System for US Soldiers]
In: gadgets
27 Nov 2009Lockheed Martin, the people that brought you such things as the F-16 Falcon and the Trident missile are now bringing the the US military a new device or more of an integrated system. From Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Lab comes the Distributed Operations (DisOPS) info tech system, which consists of laptops and PDAs being carried by different soldiers in different roles. [...]
Insect photography is challenging under the best circumstances. Think about it: you’re taking photos of something that is likely smaller than your little finger (and at largest is still probably smaller than your hand), has no reason to cooperate, and likely views you as a predator or is oblivious to your presence entirely. And even [...]
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- Tags: Columbia, David Reece Blending, dead insects, Dragonflyby, Erica, G Insect, Gerald Yuvallos, Harry-Schoemaker, insect eye, insect photography, insect world, James Jordan, Josgoh, Leaf Insect, Leaf Insectby, macro, Macroby, Male, Marshall, Martin, Martin Heigan, Photography, urban decay
A Showcase of 35 Beautiful Typographical Illustrations
In: web resources
23 Oct 2009Illustration and typography are not typically associated with each other, they each evoke a strong and separate visual statement in relation to there own style. Can this type (as a figure of speech) of illustration be regarded as illustration? Or, on the flip side, can the art of typography, mixed in with illustration be regarded [...]
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- Tags: Alex Beltechi, Alex Trochut, Andy Smith, Art, art of typography, Craig Ward Linsey, craig ward, Creative, creative typography, Daniel Orme, Doug Alves, Emil Bertell, Eugene, Evan Owen Dennis, font, illustration, Irena Zablotska, Jesse Hora, Jordan, Luke Lucas, Maksim Loginov, Martin, Michele Angelo, Nick Keppol, Nicolas Alexander, Theo Aartsma, typography, typography art, Vladimir Loginov
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Styling Different Posts in Different Ways With Post_Class
In: Design|tutorial
23 Oct 2009With WordPress 2.7 came the post_class function. This gives a set of CSS classes to a post, depending on what’s in the post (e.g. based on what category it is in). The code that you use in your template to use this is simply like this: 1 <div id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>> While [...]