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Vector World Map Illustrator Files

Tuesday, June 28th, 2005

Vector AI World MapsFlash projects always have me either searching for something I need, or having to redraw it in Illustrator and then import it into FlashMX. Considering how much Flash and illustration is on the internet, there is an amazing lack of vector AI files on the web for either download or purchase. EricArt has taken the time to draw a variety of world maps and provide them via TurboSquid for very reasonable rates. I would much rather spend 25 bucks than 5 hours of my time. If you know of other websites like TurboSquid that feature Adobe Illustrator AI files please let me know.

GreenOrlando Launches

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2005

GreenOrlandoRecently, I have had the honor be a part of and help develop a couple of great, local, grassroots projects, GreenOrlando.com and GreenBrevard.com. GreenOrlando is more than a website, an eMagazine or a blog. So many people work for the benefit of the community, more than most people are aware of. Our goal is to tell your story, to pull together all the amazing things that goes on and thereby reveal how unique Florida really is. Imagined and built by Giant3, The GreenOrlando site gathers relevant stories, interviews and spotlights sorted by categories, each addressing a particular community. By doing so, we paint a big picture of the diverse landscape that is Central Florida.

CSS Based Magazine-Style Techniques and Tricks

Wednesday, June 15th, 2005

CSS based Magazine-style Techniques and TricksMagazines are a continual source of inspiration for website design, yet many of the techniques used in magazine layouts are nary to be found on the web.

http://www.mandarindesign.com has a nice compilation of css tricks, magazine style pullquotes and even CSS based opacity/transparency.