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A work colleague just introduced me to a fantastic website called Subtle Patterns.

It does exactly what it says on the tin – provides a library of subtle patterns to create some beautiful textures in your designs – all in a fluid and well thought out interface.

Click Preview on any of the patterns to see the pattern applied as the background image of the website.

 

Definitely one to bookmark for all designers.

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About a month ago, the ZeroBundle website launched – from the guys behind WebDesignerDepot and MightyDeals.

It promised to offer “an awesome bundle of free design goodies, with icons, textures, PSDs and much more.”

Last night, the ZeroBundle was launched. Simply visit the website, enter your email address and you’ll receive links to 3 zip files containing over 250 Photoshop PSD’s and PNG’s offering a wide range of design resources from a number of great contributing individuals and websites.

The bundle is only available for a short while (30 days) so get yours now.

 

Download the ZeroBundle

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A beautiful sculpture showing all the planks of wood which are cut from a single log.

Nice to see that each log isn’t shaved down to a single toothpick like in the Bugs Bunny cartoons (I couldn’t find a YouTube clip!!)

(via: Vincent Kohler)

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Christmas is right around the corner, so what better way to get into the festive mood with a some cute little festive icons, courtesy of offset media.

Oh… and they’re Free!

Download the festive icon pack

Merry Christmas

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It’s no secret that Google is most people’s first stop for any questions they want answered, but with millions of results being returned for pretty much any search you do, it’s a chore to find very specific details.

Well, thanks to this handy Infographics created by the folks at Hack College, you can use some clever tricks to pinpoint exactly what you need.

Continue reading “Infographic: Get More Out Of Google” »

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Your brain, a photo by prkn on Flickr.

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Following the release of Google+ Pages earlier this week, I have created a page for Creative Custard.

First impressions…

Although it’s about time that brands etc can have a presence on Google+ too, the first release of the product is somewhat limited.

  1. Google+ pages are linked to an individual’s profile and do not allow multiple admins (yet) – something facebook pages have pulled of very well.
  2. No verification process in creating your page. Anyone could create a page for any brand/product and pass it ff as their own.
  3. Very limited profile information – only an Introduction, Contact info and Website link so far

Hopefully Google will be improving the product quick enough to keep brands interested… time will tell.

In the meantime, add Creative Custard to your circles.

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So you have one square filled in Red and another with a Stroke and no fill. You want to use the eyedropper to select the Red fill colour on the Square1 and apply is as the stroke colour on the Square2.

 

Continue reading “Illustrator Tip: Using the Eyedropper to colour a stroke from a fill” »

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