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Category : Around The Office, Social, Technology
Getting to this now feels really late. I should have been on Twitter ages ago. I might have bypassed it entirely at this point but I’ve got to learn it for some client work, and so now here I am.
Add me –> http://twitter.com/SteveYanicke
and maybe use this link to give me a tweet.
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Category : Cool Web Programs
Dropbox is a new easy to use program to help share out and store your files online. DropBox has a lot of similarities to MS Mesh, which I reviewed about six months ago, allowing you to drag and drop files into folders on your desktop which automatically sync out to other computers linked to your account.
Contunue Reading
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Category : Cool Websites
Need to get inspired by others in a hurry? Do you need a muse?
Check out www.debutart.com. Browse new works of art by artist or tag and view decently high resolution images of their work. No more clicking though google images to find pictures that would be great if only they weren’t taken with a cell phone.
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Category : Humor

I stumbled on this on The Village Voice. I think it goes without saying that this is worth reposting.
I hope you enjoy it.
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Category : Photoshop, Technology
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Category : Great Tutorials, Photoshop, Typography
In what is sure to be a hugely trafficked and bookmarked post, 50 Stunning Photoshop Text Effect Tutorials. I’m delighted that Smashing Magazine took the time to explain basic typography FIRST. While not a complete history or explanation of everything type this might be the most complete, yet concise, summary of what you need to know before you go gallivanting off with an army of text effects.
This post is not just a heaping pile of knowledge. This is SEM success on an SEO goldmine. Better yet, Smashing Magazine will shine for this and in the process we can only hope that their younger readers this will pause and learn something from the first half (the typography section) before stampeding towards the tutorials.
Yes, the effects are cool, but using an interesting effect on poorly is still an utter failure while good type can stand on its own without any effects what so ever. I also hope that readers understand that you should never use an effect gratuitously. Use the right effect to further your message; not to use an effect.