CA Inspiration - 15 November
Get down with our latest miscellany of visual magnificence, as assembled by Jim McCauley
People often stop me on the street and ask how they can get their work included in the inspiration blog, and every time I tell them the same thing: make sure it's good, make sure that it's not so tiny that it'd look ridiculous on the page, and make sure that you actually submit it. If you manage to observe those three simple rules then your chances are pretty good. Why not try for tomorrow's blog? Submit via Twitter, or just click this and paste in your link.
Craig Minchington and Gareth Roberts - The Middle
Studio Breeder and Radium Audio - Pause Fest
Studio Beige - Goliath Sportswear - via Tim Green
Pascal Campion - Casual Friday - via Kuzey
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Muid Latif and Nazri Ishak - Soulitarie Bleu
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