Ryan

Various works by @platformmmm

Tottenham since signing Peppa Pig

This dock turns a Mac mini into a classic Macintosh. wow

@FigsFromPlums Conceptual?…you mean I can't board a flight from Earth to Neptune???

Concept boarding passes for a fictional space tourism company by Roman Postovoy

jack, ygg and i are going to pin the entire history of foundation, indefinitely nothing that's available today will be lost update shortly

From Vincent Fournier's 'Space Utopia'

Shipping something that's been lingering in my git for years feels weird and good. RYBitten: a little love letter to the RYB color space. color cubes, ramps, spectral mixing, all the stuff i couldn't stop tinkering with.

@RDToTheMoon Ok…guess it’s not just a Brit thing then. More of a general trad art gallery thing 😅

@RDToTheMoon Are they British by any chance? (I’m British myself and notice this ‘this is beneath us’ dismissive assumption a lot)

Missing BKK

@meodai Congrats!

I’m a finalist for the Swiss Design Awards, and I’m not sure how to process it. What started as a quiet “why not” became something much bigger. I’m genuinely happy… and also a bit scared. Something deeply personal, work I made purely intrinsically and for the joy of it...

Recent inspiration archive additions:

Please help spread the word: I’m honestly shocked to see my illustration being used on T-shirts sold at the Monte-Carlo Masters without my permission or a licence. I never expected something like this from such a major tournament. If someone from the organisers sees this, please contact me so we can resolve this properly. @montecarlorolex @atptour

@LukeADesign The best tool is what you feel most comfortable with and what works best for your own workflow. I'm also team Illustrator.

Why I'll always use Illustrator over Figma for logos: 1. Everything you need is built in. In Figma, I feel like I'm often hunting for a specific plugin that may or may not actually work for what I need. Illustrator has everything I need (for the most part) built it. 2. More control over your shapes. Puppet warp, envelope distort, the blend tool, everything flows. Less friction between what you're thinking and what you're making. 3. Illustrator was literally built for this. Figma is incredible for decks, digital assets, brand exploration I literally use it daily. But for logos? I'm still not hitting that flow state with it. There's probably plugins or new features for all of these things, but I think I'm maybe just too old school and stuck in my ways.

@FigsFromPlums Reminder to myself to invest in a plotter

James Dalessandro (jaymezd)

Michael Johansson

@GraemeBell29 @alexanderrX_ Hope your research pays off this GW

sun is out over canary wharf and all is forgiven. the £9 commute. the £8 pints. the £2,500 rent for a one bed in zone 2. none of it matters today. london has you in a chokehold the second the sky turns blue.