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Weekly Vector Inspiration #46
In: blogging
2 Jan 2010This post is part of a weekly series showcasing inspirational vector art. Although the series showcases vector art, some work might just be vector inspired, not created completely with vector art. If you have any art suggestions, feel free to comment! For more vector art inspiration, check out the Vectips Flickr group. Josephine parfume la [...]
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- Tags: Albert Exergian, Andreas Krapf, Art, Art Inspiration, Babylon, Casa, casa babylon, inspiration check, Jessica Finson, Josephine, Martin Hsu-, MY DESIGNS, Reno, Rodrigo Ferrari, Ruben Tomás, Santiago, Sergio Laskin, Series, series showcases, Tom Khrustalev, Vector, vector art, Walt
How Programmer/Journalists Are Changing the News
In: web resources
11 Dec 2009Today’s demand for programmer/journalists is one sign of how the Internet has changed the newsroom. While the role has become crucial to many forward-thinking news organizations, traditional newsrooms are often still struggling to integrate programmer/journalists into their everyday workflow. I spoke to some programmer/journalists about their hybrid roles in news coverage. They had much to [...]
Rebel Music Volume 3
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7 Dec 2009Another #MusicMonday and another edition of our creative commons compilation of music is here. Music is one of those few things that unite all of us putting apart our differences. Musics always worked as a catalyst and still does and most probably will in the future. After two editions dedicated to one of the multiple [...]
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- Tags: Cape Town, Caracas, Carl Sagan, dance, Daniel Jeffs, Daniel Maze, G Soul, James, kinds of rock, Madrid, Melbourne, Music, musical approaches, open invitation, Paulo, Portland, PORTO, Rebel, rebel music, Reno, Richard Holden, Rio, Seattle, Thomas Raukamp, track, Volume, Zoe
Auto-DMs are something that always leave me a bit mad, mostly at myself. Every Auto-DM I receive means that I probably wasn’t careful enough to check a user’s timeline and see what was going on with it and, instead, I just clicked on that “Follow” button like there was no tomorrow. AUTO-DMs also have an [...]
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