I have to say: I love the new Rolling Stone rebrand! Packed with wonderful typographic details and a sense of history without ever veering into nostalgic pastiche—can't lose with a Commercial Type x Turley collab

sunset mode ✨

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My piece about authenticity on BeReal is now out in New Media & Society!! Feel free to dm/email me for the pdf of the article. We interviewed 25 BeReal users about how they understand, perform, and evaluate authenticity given BeReal’s unique constraints: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

My speculative investigations into using server racks to create home furniture are now viewable online, at their own new website. futurerack.info

I LOVE this

a selection of works modified by ascii. #PortfolioDay

What if you could make physics diagrams come alive? At #UIST2024, we will be presenting our paper, Augmented Physics, an ML-Integrated Authoring Tool for Creating Interactive Physics Simulations from Static Diagrams Co-authors: Yi Wen Nandi Zhang Jarin Rubaiat Habib Ryo Suzuki

p.s. our addiction to social media is actually a compulsion to write

knitted a functioning breadboard lol

'Buoyancé - Tug(gle)' Exhibiting at Ars Electronica festival from AxLab - Actuated Experience Lab The University of Chicago by Alan Pham, Yuxiao Li, Miyu Fukuoka, and Ken Nakagaki ars.electronica.art/panic/en/view/…

Animating SVGs is my own special brand of mental illness.

the MUNI logo is truly one of the all-time best

One of my all time favorites is Circuit Explorations (2010) by Eva Schindling. evsc.net/posts/circuit-…

The conchas illustration lit me up from within 🍭🍬🍡

ULINE website is amazing, but the ULINE printed version is peak design U.S. Graphics Company

Farshid Mesghali and Morteza Momayez were influential figures in Iranian graphic design during the 1960s–70s. Their work combines modernist simplicity with cultural motifs, creating visuals that still resonate today.

I’m looking through my Macintosh user guide (the booklet that accompanied my 1984 Macintosh) for the first time in a while, and I’m a little obsessed with this graphic explaining scrolling.

Built to move with rhythm and intent, the Caterpillar After Effects template creates a continuous flow of visuals that feel alive and connected. Perfect for announcing new projects, showcasing portfolios or simply bringing motion to your story.⁠ ⁠ → Drag and drop workflow⁠ →