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06 21st, 2009| 
Here is a collection of 20 designers websites made through an excellent use of graphics and CSS.
This gallery is certainly a good inspiration for your works and the making of a great website. As you can observe, the use of CSS can achieve very interesting works.
We remind you that you can analyze the code present in each site through the useful Firebug; this plugin will let you know the structure of a css website.
Enjoy this gallery on Tuwidesign!
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Jun
21
May
9
Despite of the continuous growth of web, magazine and press still remain strong and popular. Magazine, in fact, keep the secret of the beginning of knowledge and here we can see 10 best magazines that a graphic designer can’t miss from getting inspiration from.
Web Designer
http://www.webdesignermag.co.uk/
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May
4
Task: Submit two (2) to five (5) artworks.
Deadline: 15th of May 2009
Prizes: 1,000 Euros for the winner
No Entry Fee!
I-want-a-print announces the i-want-a-print Emerging Talent Award devoted to promoting the work of art students and/or recent graduates making the transition from the academic environment to professional careers.
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Apr
26
Do you think drawing is essential to be a great graphic designer?
The way design is actually executed seems to be a crucial point of this discussion.
Some of the designers can draw and some can’t. People use the skills they have and you can definitely make your way as a designer without strong drawing skills. Although this, if you have those skills it can give you extra flexibility, for example matching colors, drawing a sketch when an idea comes out, developing a concept that is in your mind but not on the paper…
Drawing is important but it can’t be the only thing needed to be a great designer.
Communication and design skills are foundamental as well and creativity and imagination surely can’t miss.
Apr
22
Jim started this site in 2001 after having trouble finding quality, public domain photos online to use in his designs. He bought a camera and bothered his photographer friends until he had a grasp on taking photos. He managed to had a collection of photos going to waste so he decided to put them online for other people to use with no strings attached.
It’s now 2009, and Unprofound has grown into a global collaboration of photographers. Hopefully, it will grow into a useful resource for designers everywhere.
The real nice thing it is 100% non-profit!! and that’s we like it! no ads there!
