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Here’s a little conglomeration of some amazing motion tuts that caught my eye this past week. I went through and tried to include some tutorials that could be used as base knowledge to pull off other tutorials that were in the list. Look through and you’ll see what I mean. Hope you enjoy.
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![Amazing Motion Tut Roundup [ I ]](http://ericdies.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/amazing_tut_i_thumb.jpg "Amazing Motion Tut Roundup [ I ]")
Twitter is a great thing. It’s getting larger and larger as its self created digital word-of-mouth power spreads itself into every corner of this known world. As you know, twitter is a micro-blogging social network in which millions of people share their thoughts and lives in a fully searchable but sometimes unrealized fashion. The great thing about twitter though, is that it’s so much more.
Twitter has crazy potential just waiting to be unlocked and discovered, and even as we speak, twitter founders, Evan Williams, Biz Stone and Jack Dorse, along with their staff, are discovering new ways to tap into its potential. As they do so though, there have been millions of users that have been coming up with their own ideas as well. (Read on…)
Well if you haven’t noticed or checked it out yet, I did a bit of upgrading to the overall look and the back-end code of the site. I also did a change to the drop-page of www.ericdies.com. Hopefully you’ll like the changes. For those of you that checked out the site yesterday evening, yes, that’s why stuff went crazy for a few minutes, haha. Everything’s in order now though and ready to once again be browsed. If you have any feedback, shoot me an email as usual or tweet me. Also, if you’re new to the site, make sure to snag that RSS feed to stay updated on all future posts! Thanks for all your support! (Read on…)
While browsing around on Scott Hansen’s ISO50, I stumbled upon an article discussing an out of print book that compiled a large list of logos that were used in the mid-70s that was discovered by Eric Carl. Eric, who did not create this book, noticed that the book was open domain. He then resorted to uploading every scanned page of the book onto his Flickr. If you really like these graphics, he also has them up for download in one ZIP file at his blog in this article. Make sure to check it out. There’s some great stuff in there! Check out some of these stills from his Flickr. These are just a few of the many pages of inspiration that illustrate some awesome, retro logos. (Read on…)
![Amazing [ Free! ] Logo Book](http://ericdies.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/book_thumb.jpg "Amazing [ Free! ] Logo Book")
Here’s the first inspirational, explorational, new-word-creating post highlighting some of the best motiongraphic work around on the net. If you find any projects worth noting, feel free to drop me an email or tweet me. Enjoy and happy creating. (Read on…)
![Motion Inspiration [ I ]](http://ericdies.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/motion.jpg "Motion Inspiration [ I ]")
