This from EJ Chong from Dallas, TX, via their Instagram. Such a mad kitty!
Category: Design
WOW, DOMINIQUE RAMSEY!
Loving this artwork from Dominique Ramsey.
ZENMOJIS
I often think of closing my Twitter account, but then something like this finds its way onto my timeline, from Anne Fine:
“I used to make a lot of emoji art through instagram stories when I was bored, but then they changed the UX of stories and it was no longer possible for me to make these.”
Anne called these “zenmojis.”
PER MY LAST EMAIL
From the @tittybats account on Instagram, and pretty much how I feel lately with everything.
SHIN OH’S TINY VOXEL SHOPS
These are so wonderful.
“If we don’t support old shops, they’ll be gone forever,” Shin says. “I tried to ‘preserve’ the old shops through this series […] I hope when people see it, it will remind them to go and support their small local businesses.”
From ‘Shin Oh “preserves” traditional Malaysian spaces and places with her 3D pixel room building,’ via Kottke.
COLORFUL OFFICES, YES PLEASE
The office of Sebastian Curi, an artist, illustrator, and animator in Los Angeles, CA, via workspaces.xyz. I am absolutely in love with this.
(thanks, Bill)
SCREEN RATIO NERDERY
I have absolutely zero skin in this game, as I haven’t owned a TV since… 2008? I don’t even watch much TV, but have fallen in love pretty hard with all the Star Wars material on Disney+, and of course sports on Sling.
What I love most is someone post a video about aspect ratios in the year 2023 and it can be seen 215K times.
(via Garbage Day)
THE CYBERSPACE DATABASE
Now this is how you do an album release. This from ‘Cyberspace Database’ from Fornax Void.
Via @synoisia.
RAMBIS
This GLCO x MITCHELL & NESS Rambis Lakers shirt is great. Order here.
Used to have a running joke with an old friend that his dad was Kurt Rambis.
NO RUSH
I’ve lately been leaning towards the higher-value work lately, and believing the lower value work will get done eventually. It’s hard, because I want everything done all the time, in a perfect schedule. I used to plan to have certain tasks done on certain days, but I’ve scrapped all that, and just started working on things as my energy allowed.
And while I love being wrapped up and done by 3 or 4pm, sometimes I need that workout in the morning, or that bike ride after lunch, which then pushes “closing time” back, and that’s okay.