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Website holding page design work in progress

This is a design in progress for Curve Agency. Show your love on Dribbble if you like it!  

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Getting on to Dribbble with free invites

Dribbble is a closed invite designer and artists network. If you want to become a member, you need to register as a prospector, the wait until you are invited by an existing member. Makes it feel kind of exclusive and there are many arguments for and against this kind of closed system. Anyway, I spent [...]

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Webcanvas – One Big Online Collaborative Painting – Largest in the World

Webcanvas is a large online digital painting project. A large ‘artwork’ that is purportedly the largest collaborative painting in the world. It is free to look at and you have to register (for free) to add your own graffiti to it – because that is essentially what it is – a giant digital graffiti wall. [...]

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Entire Super Mario Bros (NES) Free Level Map Images

One of the most important games of all time has to be the first Super Mario Bros game on the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System). The legendary series is credited to globally renown Japanese game designer Shigeru Miyamoto (b.1952), who also created Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda, Pikmin and other series of games for Nintendo. [...]

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Riding the Line: LineRider on Wii and DS

The infuriatingly addictive Line Rider, which since it was first seen via website deviantART as a free Flash-made interactive ‘toy’ on the PC in 2006 has become an internet phenomenon, is now to be released on Nintendo Wii and the Nintendo DS in Spring 2008. One of the many highly acclaimed Youtube videos showing Line [...]

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Adobe Software Costs 60% More in the UK. Director 11 is $640 Cheaper in the US.

Adobe’s multimedia authoring environment, Adobe® Director® 11 software has been over four years in development. However, despite the extra years that they have had over Adobe’s Flash development team to update and improve it’s features, it is unfortunately looking like just a patch

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