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Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor Launched

August 26, 2007 | Tags for this entry: CSS, software, web development

Anyone who's been working with CSS in past years will know who Eric Meyer is. In my opinion, he is the Grandfather and pioneer of CSS design as we know it today. A great portion of the techniques I've used in advanced CSS for layout (formerly known as [...]

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Bela.. Who?

This is the perosnal blog of font-o-holic graphic and web designer Aaron 'the Belafonte' Baxter.

I talk a lot about CSS techniques and why everyone should be employing them.

Find out more about me in my obligatory about section.
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Movement & Type: Who's On First

Motion type based on the classic Abbot and Costello ‘Who’s On First?’ bit.
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Indie Music on Television Shows and Commercials

I have only recently started watching TV again, and I’ve noticed more and more that advertisers are using Indie, Trip Hop and other non-mainstream music to sell their products.
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Movement & Type: Are You Gonna Be My Girl

An energetic kinetic type treatment of a verse from Jet’s ‘Are You Gonna Be My Girl?’.
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Movement & Type: Ocean's Eleven Project

Another example of kinetic typography in AfterEffects and type set to the rhythm of conversation. The author who created this movie states that it was a project with stipulations of taking a 45-second clip from anywhere and animating what was said.
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Movement & Type: Ya No Sé Que Hacer Conmigo

I came across this video by Cuarteto de Nos on Digital Latina’s blog and it’s fantastic. The type treatment, transitions and timing are all on point. Plus, the song is pretty cool too!
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