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This just makes me smile. :-) What a great blend of typography and illustration and [insert artist-y-term-that-I-know-nothing-about here].

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<img src="http://jhische.com/dailydropcap/Q-1-cap.png" title="Daily Drop Cap by Jessica Hische" align="left" alt="Q"/> - Don’t forget to delete the letter in the text you are replacing with the initial cap!
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Rooftop ‘garden’! Reminds me of my old home.
NYC aka Nine Yellow Cars!
Lane typography is very ‘hand-made’, surpiringly.
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First handmade subpixel type family, ever
When you mix a color for one pixel, you use three sliders: each slider is actually for one subpixel. The tricky part is that you have to imagine color components, because full pixel colors which are displayed are confusing.
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How did I miss this?
All shapes are rendered by the browser, using a combination of background color, border width, border radius, and a heavily reliance on absolute/relative positioning.
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