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Satan’s Logo Von Glitschka, Faustian graphic designer and illustrator extraordinaire, tackles the most sensitive rebrand since UPS. 

Grin and bare it In an unexpected turn of events, I decided to strip ShaunInman.com of its colors this morning. Time to clear your cache. The previous version can be found here (and is for the first time pulling from the same database as the current version). 

Targeting Safari 3 Good to know when you’re dealing with progressive enhancements that require you to override a property that other browsers understand. (eg. I’m using a 2px -webkit-border-image in the re-align which replaces a combined border/padding of 2px so I needed to turn off the padding.) 

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Strawpoll: The Platform Rob and crew now allow you to create your own polls. Sweet. 

The Angle Bracket Tax Sure it can store just about anything but is XML the best choice for your data storage or transmission needs? 

CSS (in)Efficiency Jim Barraud echoes unanswered questions about the performance of descendant selectors. 

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Cubecraft Wish I had been exposed to more stuff like this as a kid. (via 4cr) 

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Designs “by Rakeem” In this case “by Rakeem” clearly means “originally created by and stolen from Shaun Inman by Rakeem.” Reported. 

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Battlestar Galactica Concert Videos I love Bear’s blog. We’re intentionally straggling this season (better control of cliff-hanger resolution) so I haven’t read his recent musical posts (spoilers ahoy!) but I am looking forward to them. 

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When Twitter is down there’s no need to worry about their TOS. 

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The Biggest Drawing in the World Talk about a blind contour. A brilliant idea, no doubt, but I’m a bit skeptical of its authenticity. Maybe we can convince Andy to do some investigative blogging. Update: The Telegraph has saved him the trouble. 

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DevKick Really digging the typography and color of this new web design and development aggregation site by the man originally responsible for Stylegala. 

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