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Reflex are 76% Cheaper than iStock

John Wayne — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 11:05:18 +0000

Reflex Stock microprice credits are selling the same image as iStock and Fotolia for same size – ONLY CHEAPER.

Don’t take our word for it, check it out for yourself!

Reflex Stock image number: skyneshers081100048 – X Large (3474px x 2817px)
4 Credits, costing you £2.93

iStock image number: 7808634 – Large (2462px x 1996px)
12 Credits, costing you £12.50

Fotolia image number: 10255338 – X Large (3101px x 2515px)
6 Credits, costing you £4.50

45 Brilliant Examples of Photo Manipulation Art

Cary Grant — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:58:02 +0000

Photo manipulation is probably one of the most popular application areas in which Adobe Photoshop is used extensively. One of the main reasons for that is its ability to blend real photos with vibrant colors and digital painting to emphasize some beautiful details which makes this software ideal for this kind of work. Here are 45 incredible examples of Photo manipulated images from extremely talented Photoshop artists.

Chog

by Jenny Leigh

by Fruit Manipulation

The Eye

Ups…Falling Letters

Baby dragon

Monkeyman

Iron man

Chronoscape- thundersnow

Smog

Extravaganza

Zebrafrog

One bark two stings

Angry

by Jerico Santander

Platinum Conception

vertical turn

Desolation

Granulate Of Champion

Help

Sinutab: Nose

Dirty Jobs

The Fire Lord

Verkenner

Like a Bird

Fire Horse

Smoke On The Water

Between the Roots

Please Note: This article is from Noupe.com

9 Ways a designer can make extra money

Patrick Stewart — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:58:45 +0000

Being a Full-Time designer can be tough at times, you get times where clients just don’t have the money to pay you right away or you go through a patch where you don’t have enough client work to keep your bills payed. There is a solution, a few infact. Designers are creative people who love to create things, so why not create things and put them to good use? I have listed 10 Ways a Designer can make some Extra Money each month, putting in effort towards these different things can get you pretty far and well known in the design industry and it will definitely earn you some extra money.

Start your own blog

Now you might be wondering how does making money involve having your own blog? The truth is you see thousands of blogs on the net, you even check out some of them daily for news and inspiration or new resources. Do you think these guys blog for free? No, some of the top blogs make tons of cash each year by just blogging. The way guys make money out of blogging is via Advertising, Google Ad sense, Affiliate Linking, Text ads and more. You might be thinking you can’t generate a lot of money through just advertising, think again Techcrunch.com generates about $200,000 Monthly through Advertising Banners. Check out What Top Blogs Earn for a general idea of what the popular bloggers make in the the industry. Looking at those stats just shows you that there is so much open potential in the blogging-sphere, yes of course it will take a lot of dedication and determination to achieve half of what the top blogs have achieved but, everyone has to start somewhere. Why not start right now? I have listed a few guides below that will guide you in the right direction to start your own blog.

IncomeDiary – Guide to Creating your First Profitable Blog

Encourage Blogging – Starting your First Blog

ProBlogger – Starting your First Blog? 29 Tips, Tutorials and Resources for new Bloggers

There is a lot of Blogs around the net that offer advice to start up bloggers, I just found these more useful than the others.

Design Themes or Templates and Sell Them

Web Designers will thrive in this section, why not design a custom theme or template and sell it via a online store? There are a lot of guys designing simple templates and selling them online and making a few extra bucks each month that pay off small things and then their are some guys that make a living out of selling Themes and Templates. Its a pretty big market out their with a lot of talented people but, Put in some effort into the themes you design and I can give you my word, you will be well rewarded. The popular Theme Market Places I have Listed below where you can Buy and Sell Themes and Templates.

Wpthemarket.com

ThemeForest.net

Templamatic.com

There are still a lot of sites out their where you will be able to sell templates and themes.

Create Icons, Psd Templates, Vectors and Sell Them

The typical graphic designer uses icons on a regular basis, now for those designers that don’t have the time to design their own icons, they purchase their icons from Graphic Market Sites, this includes Layered Psd Templates, Vectors, Illustrations you name it. Thing is their are so many designers world wide that buy premium resources from graphic market sites that if your items were to sell often you would generate a fairly large revenue. Could it hurt to take some extra time and create a few decent items and put them up for sale on a market site? I don’t think so, just put in some effort and your set to sell some items, you can just leave the items on sale and see what happens with them from there.

GraphicRiver.net

GraphicLeftovers.com

Cutcaster.com

Their are other places to sell your resources too.

Write Tutorials for Tutorial Sites

How about that, you get paid to write a tutorial for a tutorial site. You just have to remember that they don’t accept every tutorial that comes their way, it has to be unique and high quality to get published by the authors of the site. Their are numerous sites out their that you could write for and get paid by but, I will only be listing the top three paid Tutorial Sites. The Tutsplus network has a few category sites that you can write tutorials for and all of them pay the same, I will only be listing Psdtuts in this section though. You can access the rest of the Tutsplus Network sites via these Tutsplus links. Check out the Tutorial sites below and get writing.

Tutorial9 – $150 – $300 per Tutorial Published

PsdTuts – $150 per Tutorial Published

Gomedia – up to $300 per Tutorial Published

Like I said Tutsplus has other categories too and there are a lot of other blogs that pay for tutorials too.

Write Articles for Other Blogs

This is one way to stay updated and make some cash and get known around the blogging industry. You should see if you are able to get a few articles published with top blogs, you name will spread like wildfire if your article is really worth the read and contains some killer advice and content. There are tons of blogs that allow guest posting and pay for you to write for them, can it get much easier than that? Choose your niche that you would want to write for. Do some research on the top blogs in that niche and write a few articles, by few I mean 3 or 4. Take your time with the articles and do some quality research, make the article worth a read. Supplying a blog with a decent well planned article has a almost 100% chance of getting posted, and if the article gets posted you get some money. I would recommend guest blogging as it doesn’t only get your name out their, it also generates a lot of traffic for your blog or website that you have. I listed 3 Blogs below that pay for quality articles. There are much more blogs out their that pay for quality content, so don’t just get stuck with these 3.

Workawesome.com

Freelanceswitch.com

b5Media.com

A good article to check out for paying blogs is – 26 Sites that pay you to blog

Provide Training and Write How-To’s

There are a lot of people out there that are interested in what we do as designers and would pay large amounts of cash to learn and develop skills like we have. Why not offer Training programs to people that want to learn how to use photoshop or illustrator, what could be more beneficial than teaching others skills that you know? They will gain more respect towards you once they see what you actually have to know to even start in this field. We aren’t talking about respect at this moment its just a mentioned fact. You could train people or you could Write How-To’s for different websites that pay you to explain how to do certain things in certain situations. The sites you could write for are listed below.

Tutor.com

eHow.com

Videojug.com

There are a lot of How-To Networks you just have to search for them and post away.

Write a E-Book and Sell it Online

You must probably think what am I on about now, well if you have some spare time everyday take that time and write yourself a e-book that explains how to setup a complete blog from start to finishing, including the smaller details. You could do that or you could write a book about SEO, how to double your monthly traffic by using a few simple tips from the e-book. You can write about anything really, just do your research and make sure you write something worth reading in the end. Bringing out your own e-book won’t only generate income for you it will build up a great following of subscribers and twitter followers etc. I have listed 3 posts below that will help you out with the e-book matter.

Probusinessmatter.com – Write an E-Book in 14 Days

Copyblogger.com – How to Write an Ebook that Sells in 2009

Remarkablogger.com – How to write an E-book that doesn’t Suck

The Internet is full of guides explaining how to write E-books, if you aren’t satisfied google is your friend.

Explore Job boards

Exploring job boards could be of great help to you, their are so many in the design industry with so many jobs, that you won’t be bored sifting through. You have Blogging Job Boards, Design Job Boards, Social Media Job Boards and more. The thing about job boards are that you can decide for what job you want to pitch or apply for which makes it really useful when deciding what you want to do at the time. The services on the different boards are also clearly marked out and displayed with awesome layouts. Getting new jobs on job boards doesn’t only mean extra cash, you are building a relationship with another client that could refer you to others in the future, “If you did a good job of course.”

Problogger – Blogging Job Board

Freelanceswitch – Design Job Board

Coroflot – Design Job Board

There are a lot of job boards online just look for them.

Resell Hosting Services

There are a ton of services available that will allow you to resell hosting. You can easily have this as an addon to your customers and make a profit each month or a one time upfront kickback. You want to be careful with this though, taking on hosting will add extra work for you if you are offering it as your hosting. If the site goes down or there is some other hosting-related trouble you had better be prepared to provide that customer service or you could ruin your relationship with your client for something that is beyond your control. I have listed 3 Hosting Solutions below that are really reliable resellers.

Site5.com – Reseller Hosting

Greenresellerwebhosting.com – Reseller Hosting

Hostgator.com – Reseller Hosting

There are hundreds of hosting services out there, these are just my top 3.

That concludes my 10 Ways A Designer Can Make Some Extra Money, hope you enjoyed it see you in the comments.

note this article is from Creative overflow

30+ Breathtaking Dual Monitor Wallpapers

Patrick Stewart — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:12:27 +0000

Dual Monitors are becoming more and more popular by the day, almost every designer out there works with a dual monitor setup if not triple or more. With that in mind I thought I would compile a List of 30+ Breathtaking Dual Monitor Wallpapers for your desktops. I have hand picked all of them and hope you would agree with me that they are simple amazing. Let’s not waste any time and dive into the actual reason you are here for; wallpapers. Hope you enjoy my selection.

Note this is from creativeoverflow.net

Free Designers Toolbox

John Wayne — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:12:12 +0000

The Designers Toolbox from Image Source gives you 54 image elements, free to use in any way you like.* The elements have been selected from original images found in the Image Source collection. They all come to you royalty free and legally hygienic so that you can use and re-use the elements any way you like, with no worry about copyright infringement or legal issues.

What’s more, there’s no messing around with vectors or masks. All that that’s left for you to do, is get on with what you love doing…designing!

* Elements must be used in accordance with our standard license agreement, included in this download.

Legally Hygienic.

All Image Source images are 100% model and property released. Buy your images with total confidence and be assured that all release details can be provided on request.

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Once licensed, you can use our images as often as you want, for as long as you want, without the hassle or the cost of ever having to re-licence.

DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE DESIGNERS TOOLBOX NOW!

50 Stunning Advertising Design In Photoshop

Cary Grant — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:06:56 +0000

In this collection, you’ll find stunning advertising design in photoshop have decided to share to the community by releasing them with Creative Commons licenses. The beauty and quality of these photoshop design are absolutely amazing and stunning!

1. Sony Ericsson K850i

Artist: Uribaani

2. Playstation 3

Artist: mOsk

3. Bacardi – Shoot and Fly

Artist: he1z

5. Wrigley’s 5 – Pulse

Artist: he1z

6. Martini Asti Elements – Earth

Artist: he1z

7. Martini Brut – King

Artist: he1z

8. Martini Asti Elements – Fire

Artist: he1z

9. SuperCombo Promo

Artist: wirestyle

10. Martini Asti Elements – Air

Artist: he1z

11. Martini Asti Elements – Water

Artist: he1z

12. Fear of being Cute

Artist: fERs

13. Tiger Beer : Energy

Artist: archanN

14. Redd’s – EkspresJA Redd’s

Artist: he1z

15. Bacardi – Water Bat

Artist: he1z

16. Nokia L’Amour – I

Artist: he1z

17. Sony Ericsson W880i

Artist: eduardoBRA

18. RPM HDD Clock -Advertisement

Artist: Uribaani

19. Microsoft – IE8

Artist: archanN

20. Poster

Artist: monsterrrrous

21. Nokia 8600 Luna Advertisement

Artist: Uribaani

22. Smoking kills

Artist: Uribaani

23. iPod-Play Your Music

Artist: svpermchine

24. ADIDAS ad

Artist: Phanox

25. Nokia N74

Artist: B3rko

26. Pepsi Commercial

Artist: mindfuckx

27. Lysol Ad

Artist: zbush

28. Red Bull – the spirit within

Artist: pepey

29. Light

Artist: tsdplus

30. AlAin AD

Artist: ayalmeir

31. Smoking is Suicide

Artist: kelly-bean

32. school project

Artist: RandomCliche

33. Red Bull – the spirit within 2

Artist: pepey

34. Global Warming – Evolution

Artist: pepey

35. Use ur BRAIN

Artist: cancera3

36. save water 4

Artist: serso

37. Coffee

Artist: therockdesign

38. Playstation 3

Artist: hynfaeries0

39. Ad

Artist: tsdplus

40. Snail

Artist: velendil

41. PS3 Skyline

Artist: soopernoodles

42. wings wine

Artist: CHIN2OFF

43. Hugo Create

Artist: frostenblade

44. liquid color

Artist: CHIN2OFF

45. Adobe Cosmetics

Artist: inObrAS

46. street shop

Artist: menduza

47. My go at the famous dancer pic

Artist: ElenaSham

48. love

Artist: sanicry

49. Old Skull

Artist: manza-xL

50. Work At Space

Artist: tormozi

Please Note: This article is from themeflash.com

60+ Unusual Business Card Ideas & Designs

Cary Grant — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:09:49 +0000

Most business cards tend to be forgotten, which is why they are not effective. Business cards can become great interactive elements with the added ability to have custom shapes, different materials and matte finishing along with a great design idea.

itomi

lush

Murillo Design

intersection

Elevator

kinos aarau

BRCKT

vlad soto

CAT BOX

Wanderlust Maps

EDUARD CEHOVIN

cartes de visites

Structural graphics

The Atomic Toy Co.

rubber band

Worth Checking

Please Note this article is from: Noupe.com

Reflex Stock Innovates with New Recession Busting Micro Stock Range

Patrick Stewart — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 09:45:58 +0000

Founded in 2006 Reflex Stock has become one of the world’s leading independent suppliers of royalty free and rights managed stock images. It provides access to a unique collection of images which can be priced to suit any creative budget. The website contains all major image license models as well as grouping image content into defined budgets. Whether you prefer to buy single images, virtual CD collections, subscriptions, or micro-priced credits you can now do so in one simple, easy to use, award winning website.

Reflex Stock has offices in the United States (New York City), UK and Ireland.

Reflex Stock® innovates with new recession busting stock photo range

Reflex Stock®, one of the world’s leading independent stock photography distributors has re-launched its website with an enhanced collection of over 15 million quality stock photo images to suit every budget and brief in the advertising, design, editorial and corporate markets. Prices for royalty free stock photography start from as little as 14c per image.

The new site incorporates a number of significant improvements developed on the basis of extensive usability testing. Improvements include a clearer navigation based on the needs of users, much-improved search capabilities and a unique collection that incorporates Rights Managed, Premium, Budget, Subscription and Micro priced images. The simplified range allows users to work within their personal budget.

Dwyer O’Neill, Chief Executive Officer of Reflex Stock® said: “The global recession has hit creative budgets hard and over the past year there has been a marked shift in demand for low cost stock imagery.”

“We have responded to these changing market trends by bringing together more quality images than ever before along with a simplified product range that allows customers to tailor their search within their own budget.”

Reflex Stock currently offer 15 Micro-Priced credits for only $15, which is 70% cheaper than industry competitors.

“Since the new offer went live we have had a really positive response from buyers across the globe. We provide a competitive and compelling alternative to the dominant providers in the stock photography market by offering our customers value, without compromising on image quality or levels of service.”

Reflex Stock® also now supports 16 different currencies including the Canadian Dollar; Australian Dollar; Russian Rouble; Brazilian Real and Chinese Yen to name but a few.

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Sparkling Hot Girl in Photoshop

John Wayne — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 11:17:17 +0000

I’ve seen some very nice images mixing photos with light effects and sparks. If you go to flickr in those Photoshop and Graphic Design groups you will see images with this effect. There’s a designer, I think he's Brazilian, who has some amazing designs using this style, his name is Leandro Demetrius and it’s really worth checking his work out. Anyway, in this tutorial I will show you how to create an image using this technique.

Step 1

Create a new document, mine is 800×600 pixels. After that double click on the background layer to open the Layer Style dialog box and add a Gradient Overaly. Select Radial for the Style and use a dark red to black for the colors

Step 2

Select a nice photo, in my case an amazingly hot girl from the 30 Color and Pattern Inspiration Bikinis post. Select the Pen Tool (P) and start creating a path with the shape of the woman. Later we will convert this path to selection to mask the girl.

Step 3

After you create a path with the shape of the woman, go to the Path palette, right next to the Layer Palette. You will see the path with the girl’s shape. Click on the dotted circle icon at the bottom of the box to create a selection from the path.

Step 4

Back to the Layer Palette, select the girl’s layer and then go to Selection>Refine Edge. This command will allow us to adjust the selection in real time with some nice settings like feather, smooth, contras, and others. Make some tests with a black background. When you have a good selection click ok. After that go to Layer>Layer Mask>Reveal Selection.

Step 5

Lets increase the contrast of our girl, go to Image>Settings>Brightness/Contrast. After that reduce the layer like the image below. Then add a bit of noise. Filter>Noise>Add Noise.

Step 6

Group the girl layer so it will be inside a folder on the Layer Palette. Select the Elliptical Marquee Tool (M), set the feather option to 30px and create a elliptical selection like the image below. Now select the Folder instead of the girl’s layer and after that go again to Layer>Layer Mask>Reveal Selection. We will add the mask to the folder and everything inside the folder.

Step 7

Double click on the girl’s layer to open the Layer Style box. Select Outer Glow. For the Blend Mode use Color Dodge and for the size set 35px. After that Duplicate this layer and go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blur. Use 43º for the Angle and 155 for distance. Make sure that the blurry layer is behind the normal layer.

Step 8

Create a layer, not inside the folder anymore. This layer has to be behind the girl. Then go to Filter>Render>Clouds. Change the Blend Mode to Color Dodge.

Step 9

Create another layer, behind the clouds’ layer. Now go to Filter>Render>Fibers… Use 13 for the variance and 4 for the Strength. After lets add another filter, this time Motion Blur, go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blur. The angle will 90º and for the distance use more than 300px like the image below.

Step 10

First rotate the layer. Then select Lasso Tool (L) set 30px for the feather and create a selection like I did. Then one more time go to Layer>Layer Mask>Reveal Selection. After that double click the layer to open the Layer Style box. In the Layer Style’s first screen set the Fill Opacity to 60%, then add a Gradient Overlay, use the rainbow colors.

Step 11

Here it’s all about brushes. But first create a new Folder in the Layer Palette and set the Blend Mode to Color Dodge. After that create the layers you want to be light inside of this folder and using white color. You can even add some different shapes and apply gaussian blur to create those rays of light.

Conclusion

This is one of those designs that looks a bit complicated when we see it at first. But when you start working on it, it turns out to be much easier than we thought. You can add different light colors, more or less sparks, or even explode some parts of her body. Well that’s another tutorial I will write about.

Note: this article previously appeared in Abduzeedo by Fabio Sasso

Download the PSD file: Click here to download the PSD file.

60 Amazing & Creative Portfolio Websites

Cary Grant — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:31:00 +0000

I know how difficult it is to design your own portfolio web site because you want it to be perfect all the way. Don’t know about others but i am too lazy to update my portfolio. But i really like to browse other portfolio web sites so today i decided to compile amazing and creative portfolio web sites.

There are thousands of web designers trying to show their creativity. I tried to list those portfolio web sites which are more creative and unique. Here are 60 amazing portfolio web sites.

Please note that these are not listed in any particular order.

1. Jay Hafling

Jay Hafling is a designer from Ukraine having experience of 6 years.

2. Alex Buga

A flash portfolio web site.

3. Emotions Live

Portfolio of Mike, a freelance web graphic designer.

4. Digital Mash

Portfolio of Rob Morris, an Australian graphic designer.

5. Taufiq Ridha

Web and Graphic Designer who lives in Jakarta.

6. Pojeta

An illustrator’s portfolio.

7. Brad Colbow

Brad Colbow is a web designer, illustrator and cartoonist.

8. Kulturbanause

Kulturbanause, the private blog & portfolio of Jonas Hellwig, Düsseldorf (Germany) based Webdesigner.

9. Alexandru Cohaniuc

Alexandru Cohaniuc, a web designer from Chisinau, Moldova.

10. Design Disease

Design Disease provides cost-effective Web design services focused on usability, accessibility and Web standards.

11. Adaptd

AdaptD is a small web design and development firm based in Bucharest, Romania.

12. Veboo Labs

Veboo Labs is an experienced team of web designers and developers focused on providing highest quality.

13. Dawghouse Design Studio

This is a personal website, visual playground and testing ground of Jan.

14. Freshivore

Designer is specialize in delivering effective, long-lasting, good-quality Web sites that meet my clients’ goals.

15. Dizzain

Dizzain Inc. is a New York Web Design Company focusing on custom web solutions, logo design and Wordpress themes.

16. Web Design Beach

Web Design Beach is based out of San Diego, California and Amsterdam, Holland.

17. Patagonia Creative

Simple solutions for complex projects – Web Design & Graphics.

18. Monofactor

Portfolio of Onur Oztaskiran, currently located in Turkey.

19. James Lai Creative

Developing dynamic and beautiful sites for nearly 10 years.

20. Galan Design

Portfolio of Ramiro Galan having experience in a variety of areas from strategic user centered design to brand design and development.

21. Pikaboo

Brussels based motion graphic studio.

22. Jeffrey Sarmiento

Jeffrey Sarmiento is a web designer living in Toronto, Canada.

23. Marc Dahmen

An interactive flash portfolio.

24. Dean Oakley

Portfolio of Dean Oakley, a web designer and developer from Gold Coast, Australia.

25. Bcandullo

Online portfolio of Brad Candullo. Interactive Designer / Developer.

26. 13 Creative

Portfolio of Jen, founder of 13 Creative.

27. We Bleed Design

This is the portfolio site of Bryan Katzel.

28. Nile Inside

Online showcase and portfolio of Nile Studio.

29. Okay Dave

An interactive portfolio of Dave Werner.

30. Thibaud

Thibaud’s portfolio, a freelance CG artist from Belgium.

31. In Trozo

Personal portfolio of Eduardo Valdivieso.

32. Foxie

A full team of professionals, performing all kinds of works, from idea to prepress, from design layout to programming.

33. Kino

Open Space and portfolio of kino aka Andrea Banchini.

34. Ed Peixoto

A self-taught Brazilian art director/designer.

35. Hello Karl

Hellokarl is Charles Kalpakian’s portoflio. Young french designer based in Paris.

36. Keithar

Design portfolio of Sebastian Witman, a Young web designer based in Tartaczna.

37. Studio E-Space

Online portfolio and personal WEB space of Studio E-Space.

38. Seb Design

“sebdesign.eu” can’t be defined with one word. From functional design to abstract illustrations, bold shapes to fine details, colourful palette, using imagination and hard work.

39. B.N.Weiss

Online portfolio & personal WEB space of NYC Designer Benjamin Weiss.

40. New Concept

Portfolio of Szabolcs Bakos, a web and graphic designer from Salgotarjan, Hungary.

41. Sprawsm

Online portfolio of Superawesome, a small and affordable design firm specialized in visual design for the modern Web.

42. Jek2k

Online Work Space and portfolio of Nicolò Volpato.

43. Nine Lion Design

The Design Portfolio of Chikezie Ejiasi.

44. David Hellmann

Portfolio of David Hellmann, a 24 year old young web designer from cologne, Germany.

45. Rockatee

Rockatee is a tiny design studio led by a single German web and front-end designer & developer.

46. Octwelve

Personal blog of web designer,Luc Melgar.

47. Tvrdek

Personal portfolio of Jiri Tvrdek, a 26 year old freemind freelance graphic designer based in Prague.

48. Osvaldas

Web designer and developer based in Vilnius, a capital of a brave country – Lithuania.

49. Big Sweater Design

Big Sweater Design was born around the fourth quarter of 2005. It’s a one-man show, run by me, Vincent Maglione.

50. Toby Powell

Web design, identity and 3D visualisation. Built according to the latest web standards.

51. Tony Geer

Portfolio of Tony Geer, a web designer.

52. Leigh Taylor

Online showcase of selected works of Leigh Taylor.

53. Matt Dempsey

Online Portfolio of Matt Dempsey.

54. Mediocore

Portfolio of David Arazim, a Graphic Designer from Czech Republic.

55. Thuiven

Portfolio and Work Space of Thuiven, an Israeli company specializing in giving web design and development services.

56. Mcjdj

Texturing and modelling portfolio of Carolina Jesus, A UK based young female Environment Artist.

57. Injection Design

Portfolio of Chan Karunamuni, founder of Injection Design – a design consultancy.

58. Colour Pixel

Portfolio of Nag, a designer from Hyderabad.

59. Kailoon

Portfolio of Kailoon, a web designer from Malaysia.

60. CodingMonkeys

Web design and branding solutions.

Please Note: This article is from pelfusion.com