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		<title>More LineRead #2 Malarkey</title>
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Okay, so I&#8217;ve been a bit slack on the old blog posts lately. As you can imagine, organising Linefeed&#8217;s escape from Bubbleland and return to Old Blighty has been taking up a lot of brainspace. New posts coming up include a video discussing the most note worthy magazines from the last decade as well as [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Product: Showcard Canvases</title>
		<description><![CDATA[ When I landed back in Australia about 12 months ago I had an instant fascination in the vast array of hand painted signage dotted around town and set about photographing as much of it as possible. Those images then became the basis for a series of heavily manipulated graphic illustrations which have now found [...]]]></description>
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		<title>LineRead #2</title>
		<description><![CDATA[LineRead #2 is go! LineRead is our official magazine. It gives Linefeed a chance to expand upon topics covered on this here blog by including additional commentary, lush full colour images and extra bits and bytes of info you&#8217;d otherwise miss. You can read more about LineRead #2 by visiting [presspublish.info] or head straight to [...]]]></description>
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		<title>What’s Up #68: The Thousands</title>
		<description><![CDATA[First there was 3000, then 2000, then 4, 5 and 6000. Now there&#8217;s an actual physical shop [thethousandsshop.com.au] and the newly formed Internetwork site [theinternetwork.com.au] with an iPhone app on the way. Not sure what the flippin heck I&#8217;m on about? Why it&#8217;s only Australia&#8217;s quintessential events guide which is currently busting out all over [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Heath Killen&#8217;s Australian Icons: ABC TV</title>
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On the theme of evolving logos is this one for the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) [abc.net.au], one of the most beloved (and much debated) institutions in the country, which has seen its lissajous curve [wikipedia] logo grow from a simple line drawing to a reflective, metallic 3D object. Like many people who grew up with [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Blogger&#8217;s Delight: My Nation Underground</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Although it often seems that the more things change the more they stay the same, the internet has been with us long enough now to have produced a trail of the dead all of it&#8217;s own. Remember firefly, geocities or boo.com? Possibly not. So what do you think will happen when blogs start losing their [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Heath Killen&#8217;s Australian Icons: Australian Made</title>
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Designed by Ken Cato [cato.com.au] in 1986, the Australian Made [australianmade.com.au] logo is used to certify products that have been substantially created in Australia, to help promote and encourage Australian industry. It’s a fabulous logo, with it’s hyper-stylized kangaroo and green triangular form making it one of the most recognizable and desirable logos in the [...]]]></description>
		<link>http://linefeed.presspublish.info/3510</link>
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		<title>Sites for Sore Eyes</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Part of Linefeed&#8217;s remit is to try and present stuff you may not have seen elsewhere, stuff on the fringe, stuff that may not get loads of attention but are interesting none-the-less and stuff that hasn&#8217;t been &#8216;re-blogged&#8217; a gabillion times already. In short, original content. Part of this involves reading a lotta lotta stuff [...]]]></description>
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		<title>What’s Up #67: Patrick Fry</title>
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My second apology for the month (it&#8217;s a two parter [linefeed/3436]) goes out to ace graphic and editorial designer, Patrick Fry [patrickfry.co.uk] who is the creative gent behind No.Zine [nozine.com], which I incorrectly identified as being produced by Mr Patrick Duffy of No Days Off fame (although Mr Fry has worked with No Days Off [...]]]></description>
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		<title>What’s Up #66: No Days Off</title>
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Firstly, an apology to Mr Patrick Duffy for getting completely befuddled in my recent magazine column for Grafik [grafikmag.com] and confusing his work with the equally ace Patrick Fry (guess who the next &#8216;What&#8217;s Up&#8217; will be about). Unforgivable really. Especially when Mr Duffy and pals, better known as No Days Off [nodaysoff.com], have recently [...]]]></description>
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