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I was pleased to discover that Sample Gallery have included my humble site amongst their selection of fine creative blogs.

The cheque’s in the post, guys. ;)

Everyday Carry, or EDC, generally refers to small items or gadgets worn, carried, or made available in pockets, holsters, or bags on a daily basis to manage common tasks or for use in unexpected situations or emergencies. In a broader sense, it is a lifestyle, discipline, or philosophy of preparedness.

Beautiful cover for Santa art magazine, found on my favourite blog of the moment NAS CAPAS, which features the best in magazine covers from around the world.

Via this isn’t happiness.

Via Daniel Gray’s excellent new bloggage, Swiss Cheese and Bullets.

Featuring photographs, paintings and videos by Todd Selby, voyeuristic blog, the selby makes for fascinating browsing, giving insight into the lives of interesting people and their creative spaces in Tokyo, New York, London, and Sydney

Been getting a fair few plugs for my sites just recently, notably a mention on Surfstation for this very blog and featured entries in the directory of insprational websites, siteInspire, for my portfolio site and a recent project, Oxford Ceramics.

Thanks you guys, it means a lot. :)

Loving the tight layout, typography and content of The Scout, a lifestyle and design-conscious online magazine highlighting unique events, retail and dining experiences in New York City.

Antenna Research Facility has announced the launch of Antenna Trade Digest:

“The ATD is a commercial offshoot of the research facility, where we will endeavour to collate products of merit and distinction for your enlightenment and edification.”

“Use your two-dimensional pointing device and visual display unit to interact with your graphical “browser” that will allow you to travel along paths of whim and intuition through the point-and-click interface of the world of electronic information.”

Grid-A-Liciousâ„¢ is a WordPress theme made by Suprb.

Making use of the jQuery javascript framework, posts are placed in chronological order within a special grid format. This layout can be seen in action at design blog sites, Reform & Revolution and TypeNeu and in Marcus Eriksson’s portfolio site, Subdisc.

Nice use of WordPress in the portfolio site of Six and Wearitwithpride operative, Darren Firth.