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‘Grunge’ seems to be the latest design trend to be taking over the interwebs.

SmashingMagazine suggests the grunge look is for websites with “more natural and subtle colors“. Here we present a few sites that use the grunge look, but as the post suggest, with bright, candy colors.

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http://www.oneprayer.com
http://www.futureofwebdesign.com
http://www.erguvanplatin.com
http://www.graphics.net

Resources for creating your own grunge design:

Grunge Fonts
How to create Grunge Effects in Photoshop
Cool Grunge Brushes for Photoshop

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