SERIAL CUT
April 29, 2009
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For ten years, Serial Cut has created fantastic visual works again and again. This time the site takes it up a notch with a fantastic, correct me if I'm wrong, jQuery impersonation of a Flashfolio. Once again, the new works are simply outstanding. Thumbs up!
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KROP CREATIVE DATABASE
February 15, 2009
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Krop Creative Database is a database of creative professionals. What's more, it's also a slick portfolio/resume builder. I love the idea behind this service, i.e. a super-beautiful portfolio service for designers, photographers, illustrators, etc. It's been done before, but not with a product this elegant and lickable. The killer feature of this one is the perfect implementation. A looker.
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OSLO INTERNASJONALE FILMFESTIVAL 08
January 1, 2009
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A great Norwegian gem as far as branding, illustration, design and colors go. I have no idea why this one was still not listed on Styleboost.
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OKAYBOSS
January 1, 2009
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Tags: animation, australia, flash, illustration, malaysia, portfolio
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The portfolio of designer and illustrator Hazim Abdul Hamid is yet another goodie from 2008. Outstanding work.
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ESKIMO
October 28, 2008
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Merely a placeholder page, but still worth some attention. The illustrations and cute animations are very nicely done, and it all looks super sweet.
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MATT HAMM
August 8, 2008
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Matt Hamm is a Freelance Web Designer from Farnham, Surrey, UK. The welcome illustration, combined with the color scheme made this one stand out from the crowd, imho.
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MATTI KEMPPAINEN
July 24, 2008
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This one is a neat example of a onepage portfolio featuring great graphics and colors. Just too bad that all the text is done as graphics. Why, I wonder. Via My3W.
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ALEX TROCHUT
June 22, 2008
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Here's a one-of-a-kind single page portfolio. It's all laid out as one expanding horisontal list of works on display. The navigation works really well and the images are of a high enough quality to make us really drool over his designs. I'm missing permalinks to each project, though. And I would love to be able to right click the images and save them in my "graphical inspiration" folder.
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SILVERBACK
February 17, 2008
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Not really a full-fledged site. Merely a holding page teasing us with a new desktop app for web designers. Still, Clearleft decides to throw in some extraordinary alpha png details that make this tiny site a one of a kind that deserves some attention. Try resizing the browser window, and you'll see what I'm talking about. That sweet Gorilla comes courtesy of Jon Hicks. Via SimpleBits.
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LYSERGID
November 14, 2007
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Loïc Sattler's an accomplished designer/illustrator with a love for strong colors and lots and lots of details in his work. In addition to the work, I definitely like how he's laid out the footer area. Very easy to comprehend and still very unique.
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