We love this idea for a polaroid-shaped digital photo frame over at Ironic Sans.

Link: The Last product Polaroid should make (Thx, Whitney!)

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We made something new and fun.

You’ll hear about it on Monday in our newsletter.

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Photoshop 1.0 shipped on February 19th, 1990. 18 years ago, today. Wow. (Thx Matt!)

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Wow. I want one of these right now. [via Kottke]

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I squealed like a girl in pigtails watching Hannah Montana in 3D when I learned Derek Powazek’s newest creation, Pixish, has launched in beta. I’ve been wondering since last summer what the site would be . . .

Here’s the short version: Pixish is a new site where you can create image contests.

But the short version doesn’t give the new site nearly enough credit for how cool the idea is, you should definitely read the long version.

Looking for pictures, illustrations, art for your project, post an assignment. Looking for something to keep your artistic soul busy, submit your work to an assignment.

Pixish officially eliminates any reason to complain that you can’t think of something to photograph (or create)!

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Super Tuesday is tomorrow and the New York Times is sponsoring the Polling Place Photo Project.

The Polling Place Photo Project is a nationwide experiment in citizen journalism that encourages voters to capture, post and share photographs of this year’s primaries, caucuses and general election. By documenting local voting experiences, participants can contribute to an archive of photographs that captures the richness and complexity of voting in America.

There are 22 states participating in tomorrow’s primaries, so check your local laws and participate in democracy AND the photo project!

via Design Observer

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If you liked our tutorial on giving yourself real-life cartoon eyes earlier this week but haven’t given it a try yet, here’s one more reason.

Reader and Photojojo pal Julie Jackson bought a big bag of eyes, and she’s sharing!

And if you’ve already made photos, go add them to the Life-size Googly Eyes Flickr Group

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If you liked our tutorial on giving yourself real-life cartoon eyes earlier this week but haven’t given it a try yet, here’s one more reason.

Reader and Photojojo pal Julie Jackson bought a big bag of eyes, and she’s sharing!

And if you’ve already made photos, go add them to the Life-size Googly Eyes Flickr Group

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