Check out an ever-growing list of sites that are doing April fools day pranks today.
If you know of one that you don't see there already, feel free to share it! My favorite is the 8-bit Google maps! LOVE the video that goes along with that one. Epic!
(And check out the graphic for the Foolies, I did it!)
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Here's our running tally of the best April Fool's Day pranks across the web! Rate them and we'll award the funniest!
Found this DIY earlier today – didn't end up using it for my current project, but still love to see the process. I may use some of the tips/tricks in an upcoming project. Love the dodge and burn idea to build shadows and highlights.
Thanks again for a nice tutorial, TutsPlus – you rock.
Looks promising!
Does anyone enjoy using http://prezi.com or http://www.brainshark.com/ instead of using Microsoft PowerPoint for client presentations?
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Prezi – The Zooming Presentation Editor
Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software that opens up a new world between whiteboards and slides. The zoomable canvas makes it fun to explore ideas and the connections between them. The result: v…
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Love making tactile stuff just using Photoshop. Thanks for sharing, Fuzzimo.com!
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Flor – I don't think you can use the Ps brushes in Photoscape. The textures on my site are jpg or png format, so you can edit them in any image editor software. I also provide high resolution jpgs…
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This is a 16 minute video – quite long by standards but I was compelled to listen to the whole thing. Here's why:
Usually, I shirk from worldly news and happenings because it's awful depressing: War, violence and unhappiness. I withdraw from a world view and look to hold inspiration and positivity within my local view – within what my life actually touches. This choice helps me maintain a positive perspective.
However, this man has helped me – for the first time – broaden my perspective and see the world view in a positive perspective. Thank you!
Now, how can we move past all this horrible taxing? [Sigh.]
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Can you draw a black box on an image? Yes? Three more days to submit your entries for this very easy Photoshopping contest. Give it a go! You can win $25 Amazon gift card!
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Our latest Photoshop Contest gives you another chance to win a $25 Amazon Gift Card for your clever Photoshop skills!We're looking for the funniest "censored" photo that didn't actually require censoring! There is no picture so innocent that it can't be made to look absolutely filthy with the addition of one of those black "censored" bars.
Simple and unsettling as well as humorous! (Love her Jesus treatments.) Genius.
I shared this with my husband last night and he noticed the link to her site – more photos there to check out.
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Surreal World
www.nancyfouts.com
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I'm not dead – just busy with work (a good thing!) so I've been taking a break from G+. Hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the warm early spring weather here in the US ~ and hope the weather is awesome for my friends who are in other countries throughout the world.
Stay happy!
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This is a great blog share – thanks for sharing +Diego Lizarazo!
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I found a new "programming" blog … about movies.My favorites :
var grit = true;
if(work > 0 && play == 0) {jack = dullBoy;}
.titanic {
float: none;
}
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Now, they're opening up their talks to 10 minute lessons. Love it!
If you are a teacher or animator or know of a teacher or animator who would be interested in sharing these inspiring lessons, check out the video that +Google Students shared below. I'm thinking of volunteering for animation, but am a little intimidated!
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"A permanent initiative, TED-Ed harnesses the talent of the world's best teachers and visualizers, extending great lessons beyond a single classroom to anyone with internet access.In the first stage of this initiative, TED-Ed launches a new education channel on YouTube today. It offers up original video content that marries the talent of great teachers with top animators to bring concepts like neuroscience to life in in short videos, typically 5 minutes long. The channel is part of the youtube.com/edu offering – a collection of half a million educational videos – available in many schools as well as to the public online."
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