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Design An Angry Vector Turtle Character In Illustrator
In this tutorial we are going to learn how to create a vector turtle character based on a vinyl toy named “Skuttle” from the “Little Trickers” series.
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Your Reputation Proceeds You : Planting the Right Seeds for Your Brand!
You hear it a lot in the business world, or at least you hope to, that your reputation proceeds you. Especially in the highly connected, fast paced world of high speed internet and wide spread social media usage, it is easier than ever for your virtual reputation to reach farther and faster than you can [...]
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On the Concept of Process
I'm going to start this discussion of by revealing a secret about my own design work: I don't have a process. At least, I don't have a rock solid, time tested step by step formula that I follow for all my projects. That's not to say that I shoot from the hip or fly by the seat of my pants, to use a couple of cliched old sayings. I certainly take the time to think things through and to be both thorough and methodical in my work. I just don't follow the same steps every time. There are a couple of different reasons for this. The first is the nature of the project. Using web design as a primary example, there are some projects which just lend themselves better to being done primary through a combination of my code editor of choice (Coda) and the browser, using Photoshop only to create really simple graphics. For other projects, however, I just find that it's better to start mocking things up in Photoshop. Of course, depending on how I begin the project, the follow through will also be different. If I start in the browser, development will progress in one way and if I start in Photoshop, it will develop in a slightly different way.
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Win a Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen or a PrintedPiece Premium Account!
PrintedPiece is doing a huge giveaway of 10 Premium Accounts and 1 Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen! 
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2000 Free Photoshop Patterns
Today I have put together the largest collection of free Photoshop patterns DesignM.ag has ever offered. Enjoy! Flowers Patters for Photoshop (6) 
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40 Fresh And Useful Articles For Web And Graphic Designers
This article features 40 fresh and useful articles from all around the web for the web and graphic designers. Please share your comments and thoughts in the comments section below. Your feedback is really important for us.
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20 Free Fantastic Novelty Styled Fonts
We have gathered an awesome little collection of free fonts. These are novelty styled fonts that must be added to your collection. To download the font just click on the picture and it will take you to the download page. These fonts are completely free for commercial and personal use, and will look great on [...]
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Be Inspired! (By Everything) 08
This is the eighth edition of Be Inspired and the last one for a fortnight while I’m off on holiday in the Lake District, and there isn’t an Internet connection where I’m staying, I’m sure I’ll cope now I have my shiny iPhone with 3G connection. Anyway, this collection is all nice and full of [...]
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A Showcase Of ‘Handmade’ Websites #3
A showcase of websites that effectively use the current trend of making your websites look handmade
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Jaw Dropping Monster Illustrations by WanKok Leong – Awesome
The best of Monster Illustrations that can blow Your Mind Away just for watching them!
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What Does NTA and BTL mean?
Hi friends, this time I will talk about two concepts that are used often in advertising and perhaps for those who are not on the subject may not know wthat they are, these concepts are NTA ( Non-traditional advertising) and BTL (Between The Lines)
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Must Have Portable Applications For Web Developers
Portable Applications are really helpful because you can run them on any computer. They are compatible with every operating system. You don’t have to install them before using them. These applications are fast and reliable. Visit Source
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Best 3D Cartoon Characters
The 3D technology or three-dimensional graphics has rushed into a modern visual art a few decades ago and has already evolved into a stand-alone industry, which sets new standards not only in engineering and computer modeling, but in entertainment as well. Visit Source
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Quality Athletic Websites
There are not many aspects in life that can bridge gaps between religion, race, and nationality. Although, one that has proven time and time again is sport. There is not a city across the world that you can visit without seeing a team jersey or logo somewhere! Because of this, many sports clubs and teams have a unique challenge of designing their web presence to appeal to an international arena more so then the rest of us. I have assembled what I would consider out of the box and quality athletic based websites. Whether you love or hate the brand or team, I hope you would agree that these companies are standing out in comparison to what the rest of the field is doing.
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Win 1000 Business Cards from Inkchaser!
Inkchaser.com has offered to give 2 lucky DesignM.ag readers 1000 business cards! To enter this contest you must leave a comment on this post telling DesignM.ag readers what you would use the business cards for.  Company Profile Based on their experience working with thousands of clients across dozens of industries and product categories Inkchaser helps corporate print buyers, graphic designers and small business owners with anything and everything print. When you choose Inkchaser you'll be tapping the collective knowledge and expertise of over 200 professional print buyers to help get your project done exactly how you want it. And with thousands of InnerWorkings certified suppliers at their disposal every Inkchaser job is run individually – they don’t need to gang run projects to deliver great pricing. They offer full color business cards, black and white printing, or thermographic raised ink business cards, meaning they have all the options to support all your printing needs.
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Inspiration: Interesting & Unique Typographic Book Covers
Books offer graphic designers, illustrators and typographers a great way to expand their portfolios. There are endless possibilities that can be explored when designing for book covers, and often are explored, as can be seen in this post. I've had an increased interest in book covers recently after putting together another showcase at The Inspiration Blog on minimalistic book covers, since then I have been browsing for book cover inspiration daily so thought I would share some of my findings here at DesignM.ag. This showcase presents a collection of 64 typographic book covers, all of which are interesting and are genuinely unique. The books themselves are crossed between a number of Coney Island of the Mind
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36 Creative 3D Typography Designs
3D Typography is an art of collecting and arranging text in three dimension view. So in this showcase we've collected 36 creative 3D typography designs TYPE  FWA - Milk 
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Head Up in the Clouds: Web Design that Uses Sky Elements
It is always amazing to designer incorporating different element of nature in their designs. This time the inspiration is cloud, sky and blue palette colors. In this post we are featuring some really beautiful website that used sky, cloud images and illustrations in their design.
Some of this website used stock images and some of them used vectors or combination of both. Nevertheless, the outcome is very professional and fun to see.
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Collection of Abstract & Retro Futuristic Designs
Futurism is an artistic movement formed in Italy around 1910 that tried to express the energy and values of the machine age. While the style has changed some since its beginning, it still focuses on using futuristic styles for its time. In this post I will share with you a collection of 31 abstract & retro futuristic designs. 55° 
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5 Essential Office Functions
Creating a unique and inspirational office space is an essential tool to get your employees to put in the long hours. Much has been said of the great work spaces out there, and I don't intend to beat that same drum. More importantly, I want to break down what makes these offices so special. 1. Make it your own As you can see below from John Lasseter's office in Pixar, he has definately made it his own. John Lasseter personally was the director of Toy Story 1 and 2, A Bugs Life, and Cars just to name a few of his accomplishments. Clearly you should not be afraid to make your space yours!
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