Chris Molitor over at themolitor.com was gracious enough to do a screencast review of Creattica.com for us. He runs a great site: gallerygalleria.com, that is a gallery of gallery sites (very meta). We loved what he was doing and asked if he’d do one for our site. Be sure and check out what he has to say and his other reviews as well, there’s some rather insightful commentary in his review. Thanks Chris, let’s do it again too!
Chris Molitor over at themolitor.com was gracious enough to do a screencast review of Creattica.com for us. He runs a great site: gallerygalleria.com, that is a gallery of gallery sites (very meta). We loved what he was doing and asked if he’d do one for our site. Be sure and check out what he has to say and his other reviews as well, there’s some rather insightful commentary in his review. Thanks Chris, let’s do it again too!
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