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  1. Pro Me James ✌

    Quickly designed this proposal for a Newsletter, will be fixing bits and bobs, perhaps adding more.

    — See bigger version: http://dribbble.com/shots/416230--/attachments/24073

    4 months ago

  2. Pro Avatar Charles Riccardi

    This is awesome, dude. Love it.

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    4 months ago

  3. Pro Avatar Chris Brauckmuller

    The little red and blue airmail pattern around the outside never gets old.

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    4 months ago

  4. Pro Set Alexandre Deschamps

    I think the content should be much higher in the page. Right now the user has to scroll about 400 pixels just to know what the email is about.

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    4 months ago

  5. Pro Av Gadzhi Kharkharov

    I like the top part of it very much

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    4 months ago

  6. Team-daniel Daniel Gtz. Gileta

    awesome design!

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    4 months ago

  7. Naamloos-1 Tom H

    drop.the.gradient.

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    4 months ago

  8. Pro Me James ✌

    @Tom H - The gradient for the inside of the envelope? It helps define that, no?

    4 months ago

  9. Pro Profile Marshall Bock

    Beautiful. But tell that iPhone glyph to go on a damn diet ;)

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    4 months ago

  10. Avatar-new-sq Tim Walker

    I'd go as far to say this was way over designed. Fair enough making it look like an envelope, but you can achieve that via the Airmail pattern and a minimal white body of content. Newsletters are where type shines, intriguing and grasping the user and right now, that monotype does exactly the opposite.

    I'm thinking something along the lines of an ultra-minimal Gowalla 2.0-esque newsletter design, something a big cheeky, that still retains design value but doesn't over compensate. Kisses.

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    4 months ago

  11. Pro Smaller_headshot Bryan Le

    I don't think this is overly designed, but I think the executed and the composition of all of the elements makes it feel that way.

    The triangle is dipping far too much in my opinion.

    4 months ago

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