#2-Abduzeedo
The idea behind this blog is primarily to be a channel for me to write down some ideas, experiments, news, and a lot of thing that I see online and probably will forget in a couple of months. Basically it is an archive of my adventures online as a designer on the daily basis. Another thing that I want to do with this blog is to improve my english skills, as a brazilian and non-native speaker of english, it’s a good way to practice it. By the way, you might find some english mistakes, maybe a lot sometimes, but I will try my best to make it as legible as possible.

#3-Smashing magazine
Founded in September 2006, Smashing Magazine delivers useful and innovative information to Web designers and developers. Our aim is to inform our readers about the latest trends and techniques in Web development. We try to convince you not with the quantity but with the quality of the information we present. We hope that makes us different. Smashing Magazine is, and always has been, independent.

#4-Dzine blog
Founded in December 2007, Dzine blog Is all about designs, here u can find inspirational designs and some good tips in logo, graphics and web designing. My aim is to share quality graphic design resources, graphic design tips and much more good inspirational designs and useful information in designing, precisely and regularly.

#5-Design float
‘The designers digg’.

CSS Mania was born in March 2004 as section on the personal blog of Gabriel Segura as he loafed around the few CSS Showcases that existed during that time. Actually, cssmania has became one of the most visited css galleries arround the net.

#2 -Creamy CSS

Creamy CSS is an inspirational showcase of the best CSS based websites from around the world. We are collecting only the most beautiful, creative and professional looking websites.

#3- Boxed CSS

#4 – Css artillery

#5 – Css11

#6 – CSS Bay

#7 – CSS Bunch

#8 – CSS Burst

#9 – CSS Based

#10 – CSS blaze

This website was developed to showcase Innovative CSS/XHTML Web Designs submitted by Web Designers from around the world. Its also a great place for inspiration when we have designers block. You can easily search the gallery by title, color or category. Please feel free to submit your site to CSS Blaze.

#11 – CSS Clip

#12 – Best CSS Gallery

#13 – CSS Breeze

#14 – Gravento

#15 – CSS Built

#16 – CSS Cat Walk

#17 – CSS Blast

#18 – CSS Mix

MixCSS is a beautiful, functional design gallery based on the Gallery Theme, a Thematic child theme for WordPress by Chris Wallace. This theme is a beautifully simple CSS gallery-style theme that makes use of custom fields within WordPress.

#19 – CSS Bag

cssbag.com is an interactive gallery of CSS based websites. it showcases new and well designed websites for your daily inspiration. all websites are required to meet a high standard by means of valid CSS and clean semantic XHTML.

cssbag.com is focused on providing tableless and W3C-valid websites as a resource for web professionals as well as anybody who is interested in cascading style sheets and web developing.

#20 – CSS Cookie

#21 – Design Bombs

CSS Amigo is a web gallery created to collect well designed websites as a means of inspiration. We gather websites recognized as design pioneers, who make inspired use of web design tools to create a unique product. These websites, while diverse, all share the same spirit of innovation and creativity.

#26 – CSS Fury

CSS Fury is a premier css gallery showcasing high quality web design. Collected from the best sources around the web, and brought to you very often.

#27 – Design Snack

#28 – CSS Nature

#30 – CSS Websites – Holand

If you know other CSS galleries, just leave us a comment and we will add it to our list

They are:
“The Ilustre! is a PDF publication of the graphic design’s bachelor degree of the Visual Arts Faculty of Goiás (UFG), coordinated by LIME (laboratory of images and electronic media). With the collaboration of students and professors, Ilustre! magazine intend to a poster and/or images compilation produced by illustrators, artists and designers.”

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Arias began work on the project that evolved into Tekkon Kinkreet in 1999.He made a pilot film with Koji Morimoto, which won praise from critics in Japan and Europe. Morimoto wanted to make the film in 3D, but the project disappeared for a while when he and Arias realized the difficulty of expressing emotion in the 3D medium. Originally Morimoto was supposed to direct Tekkon Kinkreet, but he lost interest in the project.[7] In 2003, while working on The Animatrix, Arias picked up Tekkon Kinkreet again. He persistently urged Studio 4°C to make the film, telling Eiko Tanaka (president of Studio 4°C) that “he actually only did his best for Studio 4°C because he wanted to make a Tekkon movie.”

I just found a unique site. This is General Robots. The site will sell all kinds of toys shaped robots. The site has an excellent design and functionality has an enviable. Very good job and very good products!