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If you are looking to spice up your website’s design a little, then you should consider integrating some illustrations in it. The following websites are good examples of great illustration in web design. Are you interested in a+ certification certifications? You can get our self pace testking 70-432 & testking 642-617 practice questions and testking 70-649 and 70-663 study packages to pass exam without any complexity.

Illustration in web design: 30 wonderful examples

http://www.designer-daily.com/illustration-in-web-design-30-wonderful-examples-4899

tripwire magazine – Graphic and Web Design Blog

If you work in the web industry you have probably paid attention to the responsive hype hitting us like a tsunami. The word “Responsive” is almost as hot as “Cloud” has been in the hosting industry over the last two years. The reason for the popularity of responsive website design right now is the need for making websites accessible to mobile users that are soon to be accountable for 10% of the internet requests . http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/
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We must admit that authors of this place have a good point. Really, how many times have you lost your photos, or videos, due to computer crashes, scratched disks, power loss, even fires, and floods? We are sure that there are many of you like us out there, who have already experienced similar situations. So, what can we do to prevent that from happening again? Well, one of the options is to upload them to some of the online services. Yes, Smiling Moments is not the only service of this type as we all know, but we think it has a cute and technically interesting approach to the situation. http://www.printradar.com/

PrintRadar - Scanning digital space

14 Stunning And Surreal Cityscapes Made With 3D And Painting Software « PrintRadar - Scanning digital space

http://www.printradar.com/2009/11/17/14-stunning-and-surreal-cityscapes-made-with-3d-and-painting-software/ Yes they are surreal and imagined, but they also can represent futuristic visions at the same time, so we simply can not avoid the following question. As materials, technology, and humans in general, evolve even more in the future, will we ever live in cities that somewhat look like those you are about to see? Well, we probably won’t, but future generations might. On the other hand, maybe we are already living in such cities but we just don’t feel like it. What would people from the past centuries say about our cities? They are certainly getting more and more wired and electronically connected each day and maybe the difference between cities today and cities in the future will be something completely different?