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Artists' Gradients Palette

© 2011, Martin Rinehart

Gradients: Nice looking, but Photoshop gradients are tedious for the designer and worse for the engineer. No need. They can be done in JavaScript, quickly and easily for both designers and engineers. And your pages will load faster, too.

Used as backgrounds, gradients can help make great impressions.

Impressionist painting by Monet.

Thanks Wikipedia for Monet, Impression, Sunrise, 1872.

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