The personal website of Paul Randall
The personal website of Paul Randall
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Thanks to all submissions, but the two winners have now been chosen (See comments)
I have some very exclusive Dribbble invites – 2 to be exact.
If you haven’t heard of it before, Dribbble is a site which allows you to upload 400×300px previews of your design work. I have been hugely impressed with it so far, and invites are very elusive.
If you would like the opportunity of winning a Dribbble invite, please leave a comment (with an email address and website/twitter account) below, and later on I will choose the lucky two and contact them directly.
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A better-late-than-never post on a game played by Tim Van Damme, Elliot Jay Stocks and Sam Brown (i’m sure there are plenty more people playing the game!).
Simply go to your browser, type in the letters A-Z and blog the results. So here are mine:
But rather than just knock them up in a UL like some, and being that kind of person I had to make an ordered list and use capitalised letters. The CSS to do that is:
.alphabet-list{list-style:upper-alpha}
So play along and leave your results as a comment!
One song, one piece of paper. Just doodle.
The point of this exercise was to see what kind of things I created when listening to different types of music; trying not to think about anything too much – just to have a doodle to see if what you listen to affects your creativity.
I just sat down and had a list of shuffle songs playing straight after the other. Occasionally lyrics made me draw certain objects, but usually I started on one main drawing and added parts to it as the song went on.
As you may know, I designed the FootyTweets website with Ollie Parsley, and he recently received a Cease & Desist letter.
The site has around 17,000 subscribers, and sends thousands of visitors to the football teams official sites every day.
I would really appreciate it if you could leave a comment, digg, blog or tweet about this unfortunate sitatuation