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The most epic wireframe you will ever see! Zoom

The most epic wireframe you will ever see!

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EPIC! CSS Mess (via atzu) Zoom

EPIC! CSS Mess (via atzu)

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via www.polkadotbride.com (via @arekkutronic)

via www.polkadotbride.com (via @arekkutronic)

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The Man Who Skied Down Everest (via antipisto)

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Posted 2 weeks ago
Redesigned the CushyCMS logo with a more modern, realistic approach. Really happy with the way it turned out. Completely different style for me. And the other version for the knowledge base: Clickr for Flickr New CushyCMS Logo (via Jesse Dodds) Zoom

Redesigned the CushyCMS logo with a more modern, realistic approach. Really happy with the way it turned out. Completely different style for me.

And the other version for the knowledge base: Clickr for Flickr

New CushyCMS Logo (via Jesse Dodds)

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Posted 2 weeks ago

20 Years of Adobe Photoshop

Photoshop Through the Years; Version Changes

We’ve included major changes within each version and some minor ones. This is meant to be a fun stroll down memory lane rather than a complete version catalogue.

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Posted 2 weeks ago
Star Wars Galaxy on the Behance Network Zoom

Star Wars Galaxy on the Behance Network

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Posted 3 weeks ago
Totoro fan-art (via Anita Mejia) Zoom

Totoro fan-art (via Anita Mejia)

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Chogrin, head honcho over at the Autumn Society, started a job not too long ago working for Cartoon Network on a new series called Adventure Time with Finn and Jake. He put an open call out to AS members to create tribute pieces for the show to be used in an art book, on their blog, and to celebrate the series launch.Creating this piece was an interesting challenge because the show doesn’t debut until next month. There was plenty of info and photos out there for research purposes, but it just isn’t possible yet to get a really good feel for the characters and what direction their adventures will take them. From what I can tell the show has kind of a Flapjack feel, and if I’m not mistaken involves some of the crew members from that series as well. Therefore I tried to incorporate some of the random silliness that gives that show it’s signature feel, and hope I didn’t miss the mark too much.You can check out the pilot here, which was originaly a short on Nickelodeon. You also might notice that back then Finn’s name was Pen.Pen, by the way, is the name of the shows creator, and Chogrin wrote to tell me that he has seen my piece and he loved it! Zoom

Chogrin, head honcho over at the Autumn Society, started a job not too long ago working for Cartoon Network on a new series called Adventure Time with Finn and Jake. He put an open call out to AS members to create tribute pieces for the show to be used in an art book, on their blog, and to celebrate the series launch.

Creating this piece was an interesting challenge because the show doesn’t debut until next month. There was plenty of info and photos out there for research purposes, but it just isn’t possible yet to get a really good feel for the characters and what direction their adventures will take them. From what I can tell the show has kind of a Flapjack feel, and if I’m not mistaken involves some of the crew members from that series as well. Therefore I tried to incorporate some of the random silliness that gives that show it’s signature feel, and hope I didn’t miss the mark too much.

You can check out the pilot here, which was originaly a short on Nickelodeon. You also might notice that back then Finn’s name was Pen.

Pen, by the way, is the name of the shows creator, and Chogrin wrote to tell me that he has seen my piece and he loved it!

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Posted 3 weeks ago
MoMA Store - Icon Watch Icon WatchWith a nod to the era of 8-bit computer graphics, the face of this watch is shaped like a computer icon. Made of an ABS and stainless steel body with a polyurethane band.

MoMA Store - Icon Watch

Icon Watch
With a nod to the era of 8-bit computer graphics, the face of this watch is shaped like a computer icon. Made of an ABS and stainless steel body with a polyurethane band.