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I think it looks bland and boring - nothing compared to the fizzy goodness of coca cola :)

Hi Nathan, I like number 4 :)

Yep I like the blue, and at risk of sounding like a designer, the colour evokes technology and innovation :)

I've had my Canon EOS 350D for a couple of years now and I absolutely love it. Think it comes in at around £300.

Books, magazines, blogs and websites I'd say are your best bet for distance learning. I think courses are good for finding people with similar interests but other than that are a waste of time (controversial? hope so :) )

Hi J-irik, What's your reasons for wanting to do a design course if you already have a job in design?

I've got quite a few in my feed reader but here's a few I selected as favorites FFFFOUND! Design View / Andy Rutledge www.mattcutts.com swissmiss welcome to optimism Design is Kinky Typography. I Love Typography, devoted to fonts, typefaces and all things typographical. Thunder Chunky »...

I've written a few articles on design, logos etc. You're welcome to the content if they are any use... Quirky Logo Design 10 Yetis Public Relations, Creating A Design Portfolio How To Chose The Right Font For Your Logo - Design and Typography How to Work With Creative Briefs

I've written a few articles on design, logos etc. You're welcome to the content if they are any use... Quirky Logo Design 10 Yetis Public Relations, Creating A Design Portfolio How To Chose The Right Font For Your Logo - Design and Typography How to Work With Creative Briefs

I built up a nice collection of fonts by installing those given away in arts magazines such as Computer Arts - they are usually a bit nicer than the free ones. I always prefer to buy professionally made ones though to use for projects - it makes a big difference.