I used Claude to solve a weird issue with regex and link patterns and all, and it did in a 5 min iteration what Cursor’s auto mode didn’t in 20 (edit: it would take me days)

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New artworks every week! ;) — The first Curator’s Letter is out. Written and curated by the greatest Justin Maller – layer.com/articles/color…

My favorite apps in the past month: Jitter Screen Studio

"This is artwork of adjustment." In our latest interview, Zach Lieberman (zach lieberman) shares how beauty often lives in the broken edges of code. From printmaking to pulsing generative gradients, his piece "color spots" is now live on Layer. Read the full interview →

My timeline is filled with pointless work-in-progress interface designs. What’s my algorithm trying to tell me

Once a fan, always a fan! MCHX “Everlasting” premiering on Layer – This artwork is incredibly beautiful on Layer Canvas

Upgraded to Claude Max – I understand the hype now

Learning how to design a CLI with Claude – this is fun! I can say I know 15% more about bash files now than before

Mobbin is a well-designed platform. There’s something about the density of elements on the screen, the contrast of proportions, and the font rendering that makes it “tasty”. Few platforms have that feeling for me

ben (i'm hiring) It legitimately bothers me when someone who knows how to code doesn’t treat it like a craft Walk into any artist’s house there are unfinished paintings, sketches that didn’t make it on a canvas, evidence of ideas Even half-assed side projects are better than nothing

I’ve been getting the compliment of “you’re looking healthy” a lot lately. Well, that’s what a good workout routine, 8hr sleep, and 1.5L of coffee every morning does to the body

Purchasing music albums will make a come back very soon

They knew what they were doing when they named it “nano-banana” - the name is catchy, and I hate it 😂

I tried debugging a very annoying error the old way: trying small fixes, rebuilding from the scratch multiple times to catch the error, search on the web, read documentation. 3h went by and after a very long frustrated session, Claude spotted the line and removed it. Done.

Justin Maller (Justin Maller), Layer's Head of Curation, brings together four works that approach texture as their core vocabulary. Each piece uses surface as both stage and actor, layering grit, weave, and grain until materiality itself becomes unstable, slipping between fabric,