Ten Design Blogs You MUST Read

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Inspiration, information, advice and entertainment; what more do you want? The following blogs offer all these elements in different measures and combinations, but they do have one thing in common: whether design is your bread and butter or for your eyes only, they are must-reads.
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In no particular order, we give you this somewhat subjective shortlist:

Veerle’s Blog
Veerle’s blog is a cheerful and extremely insightful mix of design advice and views, tutorials and interviews. The focus is on CSS and web standards but the content is varied, and Veerle has a way of writing engagingly about anything.
Quite possibly Belgium’s tastiest export ever – after Leffe Dark. veerle.duoh.com

N.Design Studio
N.Design Studio is the personal site of Nick La, an extravagantly talented, Toronto based designer and illustrator. His site is a well-stocked goodie-bag of software tutorials, freebie graphics and design inspiration.
www.ndesign-studio.com

BrandSpankingNew
BrandSpankingNew is written by Timothy Groves, a designer based in Munich, Germany. Timothy writes about everything from design, fine arts and the business of design to Javascript, XHTML and the like.
He also maintains a comprehensive and inspiring ‘Recent surfing’ list.
www.brandspankingnew.net

Mark Boulton
Mark is a designer with many years experience in the fields of print, advertising, multimedia and web design. He offers sound and authorative guidance on many of the core elements of good design, including typography, designing with colour, CSS and information design.
He is also a member of the BritPack collective.
www.markboulton.co.uk

Mike Davidson
Mike Davidson is CEO of Newsvine. Somehow he also finds time to run his highly successful personal site. The content is wide-ranging, but could be said to cover communication design in its broadest sense.
Mike was one of the pioneers behind the development of sIFR, which brought rich typography functionality to the web, so his site contains documentation and updates on this project too.
www.mikeindustries.com

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