Free to stream today, the Dieter Rams documentary. ohyouprettythings.com/rams

I was just going through some old books, and there’s really a huge chunk of interesting design work (and explorations) that never made its way to Pinterest.

Some thoughts on the usage of AI in branding

Throwback to the 80s

Life hack: mute “here’s why”

Cool shop window that I saw today while out for a walk.

Playing with plasticine with my kid inspired me to design a poster

A quick experiment on liquid glass. Not quite the thing, but also not done in Figma. #apple #WWDC25

Inspiration behind liquid glass? #WWDC25

Really like the color work of Félix Vallotton. It looks so modern. It’s crazy that most of it was painted before 1900.

We’re always pursuing maximum convenience. Self driving cars, full automation, capsule espresso machines. I don’t mind grinding my coffee by hand. 100 turns in the morning. Rituals over convenience.

GPT 5.0 will blow my mind. Eagerly waiting for the posts!

AI conundrum: A future where people need to keep working just to afford all the AI subscriptions that help them do the work.

First time seeing wind turbines up close. Safe to say they’re not ruining Europe.

From craft beers to self-published zines. Creative movements against the homogeneity of mass production might be the best footprint we have about what is becoming a reaction against software monopolies. Enabled by AI and powered by creative wit. In the pic, Musa (craft) beer.

As if TikTok wasn’t fake enough, now we get TikTok but without people. And that’s the first thing that the new Meta guy who’s heading the Superintelligence Lab decided to focus on: AI powered doomscrolling.

OpenAI’s new TikTok-like social Network has a clever logo. Unfortunately it also tells a lot about the target audience they’re going for.

Happy to finally start an interview series with creative people I admire. First up is Ana Freitas, an extremely talented designer and dear friend. Read it here: ideasondesign.com/p/ana-freitas-…

#photography from a day trip to Stade, a city close to Hamburg. German cities that survived the war always have a cute medieval atmosphere.

When everything gets copied, nothing feels new anymore. I wrote a short piece about what this means for design and brands, and why continual change might not be such a bad idea. ideasondesign.com/p/if-your-bran…