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First let me say thanks for stopping by my site. My name is David Hanson-Graville and I am a IT consultant working in the UK. Let me make it clear, I am passionate about technology and specifically .net and its various forms. I've programmed in a range of langages, but I can say, I am now at my happiest when coding with c#. I hope my blog is an enjoyable & educational read and please feel free to email me at David.Hanson@OnTheBlog.net if you have any questions. 

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Posted by: David Hanson Tue, 08 Apr 2008 19:09:40 GMT

Corrina Barber has a great post about her new Silverlight controls skins which provide a pencil drawn visual style for the common controls.

Click to see live demo

Its great to see these kinda resources being available online. It showns the power of the WPF templating model and makes us think differently about how user interfaces can be delivered. V cool.

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