GoMediaZine created an amazing and detailed article on how to create a vector Harley Davidson Pin-up tee.

If you want to learn Adobe Illustrator, SmashingMagazine placed a superb article with the best tutorials.

Noupe shares a nice collection of 25+ incredible useful Twitter tools and Firefox Plugins. Don't forget to follow me!

For graphic designers, working with custom shapes in Photoshop can be a big time-saver. Vandelay shares 45+ sources.

Illustrator's Paintbrush Tool (B) and Brush Panel are some of it's most powerful tools. VectorTuts made a comprehensive guide how to use them.

There are many ways you can present numerical, chartable data by styling elements using CSS. SixRevisions is showing 8 of them.

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WebDesignerWall launched their own jobs system, where you can find design and coding jobs.

GoMediaZine released a scatter brush set and wrote a mini tutorial on how to use them best.

Looking for sketchy icons? Look no further: ResourcePile placed a nice collection of all kinds of sketchy icons found around the web.

Abduzeedo made a nice collection of inspirational and funny gutter art.

iStockDiary is presenting a crash course on how to learn Illustrator in 30 days.

Pattern Tap is here to satisfy and encourage the inspiration needs of your interface design peers and peeps.

A strong trend for movie posters Abduzeedo has seen in the last months is hand drawn posters. Mostly used for Indie movies, it's a really fresh kind of design.

It is a rather difficult task to choose a top 10 favorite typefaces. Veerle did the job and is sharing the 10 she loves most.

All you have to do is download these Grunge Photoshop Brushes (collected by YouTheDesigner) and upload them to Photoshop and you'll open up an entire new design arsenal.

ThemeForest is a marketplace for site templates. Get one of the 250 give away beta invites.

EliteByDesign is listing 75 insane high resolution Photoshop brushes, including my flying vector stars. Good resource for your Photoshop work.

It's been a year since Jeremy Adam Davis started to get more into the design aspect of computers but Jeremy likes to share some things that frustrates him as he makes this push.

If you have worked much with CSS opacity, you know that one of the most frustrating things about it is that by setting it on any page element, it forces it child elements to be transparent also. CSS-Tricks shows a lovely workaround using transparent PNG fills.