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  1. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    From the holding page of a new web app — finally working on a virtual product that isn't for a client.

    over 2 years ago

  2. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    and no, those aren't JPEG compression artifacts, but rather the result of really subtle layering of color, noise, stripes, transparency, and a gradient :)

    over 2 years ago

  3. Avatar-close Kevin Thompson

    "Get peeved and destroy something."

    over 2 years ago

  4. Davatar-600 Dave Simon

    And zooming in a bit to make the 400x300?

    over 2 years ago

  5. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    @Kevin: that wasn't it, but we're changing it now — thanks!

    @Dave: how could I forget the zooming?

    over 2 years ago

  6. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    *doh* and there I was, thinking I was smart — installed Skitch on another Mac to take this shot, and forgot that its default drag-and-drop file format is JPG.

    So, um, what I said before? Yeah, they're JPG artifacts :/

    over 2 years ago

  7. Twitter-rubin-300px

    Another snippet, this time without JPG artifacts (grrr).

    Consider it a mea culpa shot.

    over 2 years ago

  8. Pro Si-tn Shaun Inman

    "Get pea green designer goods." What do I win? :P

    over 2 years ago

  9. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    @Shaun: an invite to the alpha ;)

    over 2 years ago

  10. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    So I think posting a JPG should be considered a technical foul — need a ruling from the refs on this though.

    over 2 years ago

  11. Pro Mefacesface Alan Houser

    "Get perfluorocarbons and chlorobromi
    des"

    over 2 years ago

  12. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    @Alan: score!

    over 2 years ago

  13. Pro Dc-2012 Dan Cederholm

    No technical foul. JPG artifacts add 'character' :)

    over 2 years ago

  14. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    @Dan C. — The Ref™ hath spoken :)

    over 2 years ago

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