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Michael Zajac
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Danielle Sheedy
A creative force to be reckoned with. Currently freelancing through the streets of Winnipeg, primarily serving up graphic design and websites, but more than happy to tackle photography and illustration projects as well. Loves unique jobs, sharp pencils, lo-fi music, finding new ways to do things and potato chips.
Melody Morrissette
I enjoy taking on interesting web projects with a focus on attractive and user-friendly design. In the print realm, I design, set type, and occasionally challenge myself with illustration projects.

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Putting Your Type on the Line March 23, 2010
On Tuesday, March 23, 2010, New Media Manitoba presents "Putting your Type on the Line," a creative's guide to fonts on the web. Fonts and typography on the web can be a complicated, hacky, and limited affair. Most designers and developers are stuck with about four useful fonts out of tens of thousands that are available to print media. BUT, with the advent of new browser technologies, type and typography on the Web is about to change dramatically.

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Manitoba does MacWorld January 20, 2008
On January 29, 2008, NMM presents, "Manitoba does MacWorld," at the Psych Health Centre on Bannatyne. The presentation runs from 7 pm - 9 pm. There is no charge but you must pre-register if you plan to attend. All are welcome.
Puttting the 'pal' in Drupal March 13, 2008
On Tuesday, March 18, 2008, New Media Manitoba presents, "Puttting the 'pal' in Drupal," at the Psych Health Centre on Bannatyne. The meeting begins at 7 pm and you must register in advance to secure your seat. There is no charge for admission and the event is open to the entire new media community.
Putting Your Type on the Line March 23, 2010
This event is SOLD OUT. Thanks to everyone who registered early! On Tuesday, March 23, 2010, New Media Manitoba presents "Putting your Type on the Line," a creative's guide to fonts on the web. Fonts and typography on the web can be a complicated, hacky, and limited affair. Most designers and developers are stuck with about four useful fonts out of tens of thousands that are available to print media. BUT, with the advent of new browser technologies, type and typography on the Web is about to change dramatically.