Design a Steve Jobs movie poster
Mike Davidson has started a really good contest on his blog. It's quite simple and self-explanatory: Design a Steve Jobs Movie Poster.
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Mike Davidson has started a really good contest on his blog. It's quite simple and self-explanatory: Design a Steve Jobs Movie Poster.
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... and all through the house, not a creature was stirring except for Steve's mouse."Quick, change that keynote slide, he's got it all posted.""And you'd better do it quick or your ass is toasted!"