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  1. Pro Stan_color Jason Santa Maria

    A design I made that never saw the light of day for a little project Shaun Inman and I were working on... in 2004! For being seven years old, it holds up pretty well.

    Be sure to check the attachment for the full image. I think I nabbed the heads from a scan of old sheet music. Or maybe they're presidents. I forget now.

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    about 1 year ago

  2. Pro Fred2011_e2 Fred Oliveira

    Oh man the look on those selects. And the aliasing. YES!

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    about 1 year ago

  3. Lua Dean Janssen

    +1 for aliased small type. So retro.

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    about 1 year ago

  4. Pro Stan_color Jason Santa Maria

    The super small type is actually Underware's Unibody. I loved the hell out of that typeface. One of the best pixel fonts around.

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    about 1 year ago

  5. Pro Avatar Scott M Thigpen

    nice work!

    about 1 year ago

  6. Twitter_wiseacre-digital

    So Jason Santa Maria got me thinking about old designs that never went anywhere.

    I did this way back in October of 2001. Not sure if the Flash attachment will work, but I still like the design. Mostly. Feels so ... so ... tiny.

    about 1 year ago

  7. Dc-2012

    Unused illustration from 2006 for Cork'd. A never-realized SMS feature called "Backfire" which would text you information about a wine or user while at the wine shop.

    Before the days of iPhones and the mobile web :)

    about 1 year ago

  8. 258752_10150208754663781_501848780_6965520_552407_o

    I created this Flash intro for a student project when I was in community college in Cleveland. I meant to eventually turn it into a portfolio site. Can't say I'm disappointed I never got around to it.

    Turn those headphones up, it's chock-full of animation & audio! For the full effect.

    about 1 year ago

  9. Annyas

    Unused logo from 2006, for a production company/advertising agency.

    about 1 year ago

  10. Headshot_normal

    Here's an old shot of a design for an intranet I did back in the day. Lot's of shadowy, gradient goodness.

    about 1 year ago

  11. Tt

    A logo I did for a group of dj's who went by "Darkness Crew". Maybe 2003?

    about 1 year ago

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  13. Annyas

    Unused illustration for a dating site. The faces were inspired by an old version of the Guess who? board game.

    about 1 year ago

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  15. Avatar-varick-webbie-med

    Illustration that saw the light of ONE day in a website redesign and was immediately taken down. The masses were confused and in an uproar. Too soon? Come on now.

    about 1 year ago

  16. Dribble_profile_image

    7 years ago... I had a client request anti-aliasing last Friday and this is what I'm working on today. Just when I thought these days were over...

    about 1 year ago

  17. Current

    ooold concept developed in 1997 when i was developing websites as a castmember at disney.

    about 1 year ago

  18. D

    We never launched this project, but I had this idea for a tiny persistent shopping cart across the top.

    about 1 year ago

  19. Pro Ba_avatar Kirk Peterson

    Wowzer that's nice. Chap on the left does look a fair bit like Grant so Presidents it may well be.

    about 1 year ago

  20. Symbolrgb_gradient_trans

    I really wanted to see this newer version of their website go live. It's not that it was groundbreaking or anything — it just worked really well for them. The term "failpportunity" was coined with this project.

    about 1 year ago

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  22. Junasketch100

    Unused artwork I created for a scrapbook company a while back. Never got picked up.

    about 1 year ago

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  24. Cbassicas

    The first logo I ever designed. Hand drawn since I had no idea how to use any design software. Come to think of it, I don't think it ever made it to vector form...

    about 1 year ago

  25. Avatar

    A grab from a project I worked on for Sony at an agency back in 2004. This certainly isn't an approach I'd advocate now! :)

    about 1 year ago

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