Haywire Hacking is all about hacking. The website covers everything from latest industry news to trends, tutorials, latest trends observations, applications guides, useful hacking tips and the folks at HWH even run discussion forums!

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Visual Culture is a daily design blog that presents a fresh mix of visually inspiring material as it relates to modern day life. Quoting from their own words, the intention behind this blog is to raise awareness of current pressing issues, cultivate discussion, inspire, and inform.

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Web Hosting Secret Revealed is an informative blog that provide independent web hosting reviews. The blog occasionally offers web marketing strategies as well as blogging advice to its readers.

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Wake Up Later is a blog that talks about website building, freelancing, blogging, as well online entrepreneurship. It covers various related topics – from freelance tips and programming to SEO and internet marketing; and receive quite some attention as a successful blogger.

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Azul De Corso is a blog named after its owner – a freelance artist and graphic designer who works for many infamous clients such as Pepsico, MTV, Nickelodeon,Vh1, Unilever, and Creamfields. The blog is a where the talented artist displays her work online.

For those who enjoy illustrations and web designs, a visit to Azul De Corso is always a pleasure.

Web Design Ledger is a publication (or blog) written by web designers for web designers. As stated in the About Page, the blog’s primary purpose is to act as a platform for sharing web design related knowledge and resources. They have built tons of informative list-blogpost for web designers and I’m sure every web designers will enjoy their time at Web Design Ledger.

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Serial Cut is for those who are looking for inspiration in art and graphic designs. As stated by the owner, the blog focused on collecting art direction, graphic design, and illustration. I think its newspaper-alike design fits perfectly to the blog’s theme.

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VectorTuts is a resourceful website/blog that’s filled with tutorials and related freebies on vector! Authors at VectorTuts are serious NUTS about vector and publish tons of tutorials on techniques and effects to make awesome vector graphics in various CG programs.

Searching for free vector samples; need tutorials in vector designs? Then VectorTuts is your choice.

Logo Design Love was established a year ago by logo lover David Airey. The blog is piece of great work devoted to logos and are read by more than 8,000 subscribers at the time of writing.

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Web Designer Depot is an amazing web desinger blog with tons of handy tutorials and findings. The blog is now sitting in my bookmark list and I’m skimming thru all the previous blog post.

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Specky Boy is a blog I found via StumbleUpon. The blog poses a clean design styles and compiled an unbelievably H-U-G-E list of tutorials and guides around the Internet (which explains why it’s so welcomed in media bookmark sites).

For those who’re looking forward to learn some new Photoshop trick but lazy to search, Specky Boy is the place to go.

A blog by a SAHM (Stay at Home Mom or Shit Ass Ho Motherfucker according to the author!). Heather B. Armstrong, the owner of Dooce had gone thru so many obstacles in life and is making her living via blogging from Utah. You can read more about her story at Dooce.

Fellow web developers, I don’t think the blog “Woork” need further introduction. Number of eyeballs focus on this blog is growing exponentially (over 10,000 subscribers now!) and you should really have a look on Antonio’s great work!

Although the design is new, Woork’s quality content has never changed. Get inspired, visit Woork.

Blog.SpoonGraphics feels more like a digital playground of its founder (Graphic/Web Designer Chris Spooner) where he shares his art work, Photoshop/Illustrator tutorials, and design resources freely. I’m a big fans of Blog.SpoonGraphics and I’ve been learning from Chris for a long time.

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Steel and Snow is run by talented artist Danno. Quoting his own words, Danno is a British Columbia based artist primarily working with rust on steel. His works are created with snow, rain, metal and anything else he can get his hands on. He describes himself as chronically curious about everything. He loves guitars and sucks at playing them.

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