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Take outrageously impossible shots. Earlier this year, I applied for something stupidly out of my league just for the sake of it. To my surprise I got in. We’re often worthy of more things than we think we do. PS — I can’t reveal what it was due to confidentiality reasons.

Man, this is so fucking good.

From: Genius Loci (2019), dir. Maya Merigeau, Kazak Productions

This is a watershed moment for the mograph industry. Canva is coming for Adobe.

Introducing Noon: The first dual-canvas where you design how a product looks and how it works. It’s a new day for product design. Sign up for early access: noon.design

@wilfried_dvg I wanted to vote both

i envision a world without duplicates

@itsiddharth_ j'suis d'accord, c'est une illusion

i dare u to show me someone who got fluent in a language by duolingo

@itsiddharth_ Kung Fu Panda supremacy forever

"the secret is that there is no secret"

on.design 👀 on.design/claim?ref=grea…

Here are some interesting things about this menu I'm working on. In this case, the character's mouth adjusts to the number of menu options.

"Hell of a Time". Sound on.

A man created this work called "What I'm Seeing" and it turned out great.

@ordinaryfolkco Setting the bar so high for all of us, this is incredible! ♥️

2025! You were good to us 🤝 You gave us dots and lines (classic), colourful characters, and a whole lot of search bars. You showed us how to salsa (some are better than others 👀) and gave us the momentum to finish our longest passion project yet. (Stay tuned 🤫). You gave us good work, good people, and plenty of moments that reminded us why we like doing this together. 🥹 We’re grateful to everyone we worked with this year. 🔥 In line with tradition, here's our #motionflashback edited by our very own producer, Mona Fani. 🤠 Music: Yo – @kountkoal

@realsavanti Mainoo.

What is on your mind? Talk to me.

Happy one year anniversary to the post that turned my quiet little life upside down and allowed me to build the one I always dreamed of. To the smell of success 🥂

Also reminds me of Alex Murrell's article, 'The age of average', which documents how optimisation algorithms are converging tastes. Resulting in everything looking the same. Architecture, cars, and logos. Even people.

Good stuff, yet again. In the early days of the internet, we used to chase our curiosity and seek information to satisfy it, by our own will. The needle has now tipped over. The algo chooses for us, and masquerades it as our independent will. It's not. It's all an illusion.