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We’ve lost all our creativity.

The font issue of TYPEONE Magazine unboxed by @alldnr ⭐️⁠ ⁠ Stickers from our good friends @productiontype⁠ ⁠ 🔗 type-01.com/typeonemagazine⁠ ⁠ #type01 #typeonemag #graphicdesign #typography #graphicdesigner

Kakao is selling part of its stake in Kakao Games to Japan’s LY Corporation and handing over management control, as Kakao seeks to secure more room for investment in AI by shedding affiliates unrelated to its AI business. koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2026-03-2…

Autostore → Brand Launch Video Branding → @StudioOker Styleframes Design→ Video Launch → 2D + 3D Motion Design → @weareagio

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More branding inspiration right here... How Thirst gave East London Whisky its edge 👀 creativeboom.com/inspiration/ho…

W Design Bureau from Austria has a conservative and lush touch in their art direction and it works for their clients. I don't know about you but when I am buying sausages, I don't want the packaging to look funny or brutal. [Link↓]

For those who think that talk of a Chinese crackdown in Hong Kong is just the whinging of a bunch of well to do capitalist bourgeoisie (trust me, I have come across that narrative before): 1. The owner of Book Punch, Pong Yat-ming, started his public life as an anti-capitalism campaigner who railed against property developers and allying with local HK farm collectives. 2. Even his bookstore looks and feels a lot like one of those left-wing “Co-op” type bookstores that one would find in the West. It is situated in a grittily poor, working class part of HK. It didn’t just sell books on Jimmy Lai and the like, one would find plenty of Chinese language Marxist texts there. It cross promoted produce grown by local HK farm collectives. It hosted lots of talks, not just by authors but also by farmers fighting land acquisitions/land degradation, as well as other community group leaders who worked with the poor and blue collar workers. 3. As such, Pong didn’t just talk the talk on his Marxism, he lived it. In view of the above, the latest assault on Book Punch is not just about crackdown on cultural, artistic and literary freedom. It is also completely in line with China’s crackdown on socialists and Marxists within Mainland China who have dared to talk about and to get organised in resisting class inequalities. It’s a case of first they come for capitalists, then they come for Marxists.

And if you point out it's obviously about boning or whatever, you get accused of having your mind in the gutter.

this is why they’ve shut sora down.

GISELLE x Vogue Korea April 2026 issue 💬 Who is the person you admire most? 🌙 My parents. 💬 What is your favorite film? 🌙 Girl, Interrupted! 💬 What is your favorite place? 🌙 Home. 💬 What is your favorite type of travel? 🌙 Healing trips or Los Angeles studios.

ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha, hooligan vulture.com/article/review…

WSJ: "OpenAI is planning to discontinue the app for its Sora video platform, a product it released to great fanfare last year that has since fallen from public view, according to the company."

Cannes director Thierry Frémaux has stated that Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ and Alejandro González Iñárritu’s ‘Digger’ are “not ready” for the 2026 festival. Meanwhile, Steven Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ will depend on “many strategic factors” such as timing. (Source: variety.com/2026/film/glob…)

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every time someone mentions the font calibri, i'm reminded of the greatest story in the history of fonts - the 'fontgate' scandal in pakistan, where nawaz sharif's corruption was caught due to backdated documents using the calibri font which was commonly launched only in 2007

Spotify announces SongDNA beta which allows premium users to explore a song’s collaborators, samples, interpolations and covers that it inspired.

May Vladimir Putin burn in hell.

the Funniest part of JMK trolling k pop stans is when one of them gets so mad they accidentally enter into a healthy relationship with arts criticism

Always enjoy when Joshua Minsoo Kim takes on a controversial Kpop album first because he's a great writer and a discerning, principled critic and second because the next 18 hours become the ending of The One with Jet Li where he's smacking an infinite army of uncritical stans