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Archive for February 2007
Transcending CSS: The Fine Art of Web Design (Voices That Matter)
19/02/2007 by admin.
Synopsis
As the Web evolves to incorporate new standards and the latest browsers offer new possibilities for creative design, the art of creating Web sites is also changing. Few Web designers are experienced programmers, and as a result, working with semantic markup and CSS can create roadblocks to achieving truly beautiful designs using all the resources available.
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CSS: Browser testing order
19/02/2007 by admin.
I would prefer that clients save money for more valuable things than achieving pixel perfection
It’s been a while since I wrote about CSS on And All That Malarkey, I’ve been busy documenting some of my working methods and thought that I would share Stuff and Nonsense’s current CSS/browser testing order.
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Toyin Odutola
19/02/2007 by admin.
A striking portfolio of pen & ink drawings and illustrations.
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Alberto Cerriteno ||| Selected Work
19/02/2007 by admin.
A truly prolific and stunning portfolio of art & design work from Alberto Cerriteno.
Posted in Advertising, Art, Graphic Design, Animation, Portfolio sites, Illustration, Design (general), Web Design | Print | No Comments »
Osman Waqialla - Sudanese Calligrapher
19/02/2007 by admin.
A Sudanese calligrapher of international renown, he set a new benchmark in the Arabic canon.
Osman Waqialla, who has died of malaria aged 81, would have described himself as a simple khattat, the Arabic word for a calligrapher, but this implies in Islamic culture much more than the practice of beautiful writing. It is the living embodiment of a tradition that began in the first century of Islam (seventh century AD) when the Qur’an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad in Arabia and began to be written down. Waqialla was one its great practitioners.
Waqialla graduated from the Gordon Memorial College, Khartoum, Sudan, 1945;the School of Design, Khartoum, 1946;and, having received a scholarship, Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, London, 1949. He later travelled to Egypt, where he trained as a calligrapher under the master Sayyid Muhammed Ibrahim (d. 1994) at the School of Arabic Calligraphy, Cairo.
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Amir Bazrafshan dives in to the Fountain
14/02/2007 by admin.
Living in France has its obvious drawbacks; no HP sauce, marmite or proper chips. However, I did recently enjoy one of the advantages to being on this side of the Channel; watching Darren Aronofsky’s The Fountain a full 5 weeks before its release in the UK.After wrapping on ‘Requiem for a Dream’, filmmaker Aronofsky narrowed his eyes and focused on what he has described as his “dream film”. The Fountain, epic in scope, deals with themes such as love, death and immortality and is, at its core, a love story that spans 1000 years.
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BritFilms.tv - Short Film Channel
14/02/2007 by admin.
Britfilms TV is the UK’s best user generated content site. All of the films seen here are from the people that use the site. Also check out the bang channels to see the best from the last 3 years of the bang short film festival! If you want to see your film here, then go to the submissions section and send us your film. So, what you waiting for go, shoo – go!!
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BBC splashes out £700k more on TV links
14/02/2007 by admin.
By Sally Peck and agencies
The BBC has spent another £700,000 of licence payers’ money replacing its on-screen links between programmes, it announced today.
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brand nu
13/02/2007 by admin.
Art direction, Illustration and Graphic Design by Radim Malinic
Hello, welcome to an online portfolio of freelance illustrator & designer Radim Malinic. You can view my most recent work as well as pieces which are not too old. Request a Credentials PDF or scroll down to view samples. For all new business and press enquiries please use the contact below. Please check back for updates and news soon.
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Complex mag
13/02/2007 by admin.
Online Design and Style magazine
Complex Magazine
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