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Someone on the design team at Google needs to be fired this is objectively a 10x worse experience

Instagram shut me down for this video. This is now the only place you can see it online.

A visual representation of the healing power of time 📹fallinginsand

@mikesmith187 I have never agreed w a statement so strongly.

InDesign is ass.

@malikafavre Thank you so much. I’ve loved and been fascinated by your work for years. This is such a gift to see and hear about your process.

Starting a thread about the process and sketches behind the cover redesign of Dracula for @UnionSqandCo First a bit of context : I am currently redesigning 12 literature classics a year (yay! dream assignment ; ) so this is one of the 2023 covers!

On how and why google changed the system behind their search engine and how it’s ruined looking up anything now wired.com/story/google-a…

In 1995, William Utermohlen, a UK artist, received a devastating diagnosis of dementia. Despite facing such difficult circumstances, Utermohlen decided to channel his condition into his artwork and began creating a series of self-portraits between 1995 and 2000. The comparison above shows an original self-portrait from 1967. Tragically, Utermohlen passed away in 2007. These paintings serve as poignant and accurate representations of the cognitive decline commonly associated with dementia. They have been utilized as educational material for medical students, providing a detailed insight into the changes in cognitive abilities that individuals with dementia may experience. Dementia is a condition that primarily affects memory, although its exact causes remain unclear. Genetic factors, environmental influences, and lifestyle choices have all been identified as potential contributors to this disorder.

“Why did you get into design?” Me:

some brilliant UX / design examples i've stumbled upon in japan:

Off-leash dog owners

Me after opening another designers working Illustrator file:

running across some beautiful examples of brand guidelines, and just inspo for brand guidelines lately, this is where the sexy stuff lives. mostly pointless! but sexy nonetheless.

Some real life stuff here. "Success isn't linear" by Yoann Bourgeois

Things that did _not_ kill kids today: - a renaissance sculpture - a film about Ruby Bridges - drag queen story time - the word ‘tampon’ - critical race theory - woke banks - saying that Rosa Parks was Black - gender-affirming care - ‘The Bluest Eye’ What did: -an AR-f––ing-15