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Mash Up Your Music

I love this mash up site. There are tons of unfinished songs you can change up with the creative commons license. Time to flex the music muscles.

Created by: Aldo Parise

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• music
• creative commons
• creativity

Scrambled Design

Created one day when I was feeling "scrambled" and in need of some inspiration.

Created by: Brian Duffield

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• design
• creative
• inspiration
• spaghetti

What can I say?!!! Veer does it again...

I am astonished and love everything Veer does for the creative people out there. Now to bring them together. I am so excited and hope to connect…

Created by: April Storm

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• veer
• connect
• creative people

The magic of storytelling

Maybe it’s the wide-eyed enthusiasm. Maybe it’s the way she says “grenouille”. Beyond adorable, this video of a little French girl making up a story …

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• subtitles
• story
• creativity
• video

Hard work is a waste of time if your idea sucks

Mark Fenske teaches at VCU BrandCenter. He doesn’t post often, and he comes from the grumpy-old-man-in-love-with-the-world school of thought, but…

Created by: Darcy Twarog

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• copywriting
• writing
• brand
• creative
• advertising

Friday favorites from the CR Blog

Let’s catch up with our UK friends at the Creative Review blog. Our favorite recent posts:The history of the iconic Aeron chairDesigning Dante —…

Created by: Jon Parker

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• design
• community
• creative review
• friday favorites

Friday favorites from the CR blog

It’s Friday, so time again to share our favorite posts by our friends on the Creative Review blog. Some particularly outstanding stories this week…

Created by: Jon Parker

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• creative review
• design
• posters
• minimalism
• friday favorites

Friday favorites from the CR blog

Above: “#1” by Jason Tozer

What’s new and wonderful at the Creative Review blog? Let’s find out, shall we?Jason Tozer’s beautiful bubblesPrizewinning …

Created by: Jon Parker

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• photography
• illustration
• video
• architecture
• creative review
• cr

Love Stories by Marian Bantjes

The prolific Marian Bantjes was asked by UK design magazine Creative Review to create a visual treat for its subscribers in Monograph, a 20-page…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• marian
• bantjes
• creative
• review
• love
• stories
• cake

Take as much as you want

Not new but nice, Adobe’s epic playing card animation starts with a simple ace of spades and escalates to a ship-to-shore siege.

You can choose to…

Created by: Anders J. Svensson

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• adobe
• cards
• creative
• motion
• marketing
• flash

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