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Panic's 'Coda' Grows on You

Our friends at Panic introduced their latest and greatest creation for single window web development - Coda.

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Kudos to Panic!

The workers wish the talented gang at Panic congrats for winning two Apple Design Awards for their work on Unison.

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Litho Extras Vol. 2

More extra replacement icons for the Litho System.

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iSystem Extras

Application replacement icons in the iSystem style.

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Clipper System 3

Additional Clipper System application icons.

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Smoothicons 8

Smooth application icons including Transmit & xScope.

Design Services

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Unison

Our artists designed a simple, whimsical and intuitive application icon for Panic’s excellent modern interpretation of the venerable Usenet reader.

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