Learning to ride a bike is one of the most valuable skills a child can learn, helping them master the art of balance, a skill crucial to so many other physical activities and sports. Not to mention there is just something plain magical about riding a bike, what with the wind in your hair, and…
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While catching up on some of my latest industry news today on Twitter I found a very cool web application that pretty much takes the term interactive website to a new level (thanks @bongobrian). SUMO Paint is a fully functioning image manipulation and painter program. What sets it apart from other such software is that…
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Hello! We are excited to let you know that we just finished launching a brand new website for one of Canada’s largest chocolate retailers – Purdy’s Chocolates! If you had ever visited the old Purdy’s site – you’ll notice a ton of changes. The design better reflects their branding, the navigation is much more intuitive,…
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Hot Tomali’s “World Map” print ad for Pardons Direct has won gold in the 2009 Graphis Advertising Annual. The ad depicts the travel restrictions associated with having a criminal record by showing a world in which Canada is the only country. The annual is due to be released in October. View the winners list online.
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Sen. Barack Obama’s “CHANGE” message is building increased momentum and as we near the end of the primary season, at least a few people believe that some of that success can be attributed to his campaign’s unique selection of typeface. The font selections that Obama, and other candidates such a Hillary Clinton and John McCain…
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