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Michael Cho is a nominated illustrator that, although he nowadays work more as comissioned illustrator, he already had some good time as a book cover illustrator, with web comics and as cartoonist. Also, his outstanding retro style is undeniably influenced by comics.

You can sse more of CHo’s work and creative proccess at his Blog.

About the author

My name is Marcos Torres, I’m Graphic Artist from Porto Alegre, Brasil. You can get to know more about me by acessing my Personal Website or by following me on Twitter: @marcos333. You can also see some of my last projects at my Flickr.

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Sometimes you need to hide parts of a web page, either permanently or temporarily. A common use case is content that becomes visible only after the user has interacted with a control on the page, for instance by clicking a button that reveals more content or activating a tab in a tab system.

Hiding content from all users, including screen reader users, is easy – just use display:none. Add visibility:hidden if you want to be extra sure that it is hidden, since Screen readers sometimes ignore display:none. However in some cases you want to hide something from sighted users without hding it from screen reader users. In those cases you can use the off-screen and clip techniques. But what if you want screen readers to ignore content that is visible?

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