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There will always be someone faster, cheaper, and better

AI has designers questioning everything. But the three things we think we’re chosen for haven’t changed at all.

Sidebar · EN

Jelly UI

A dependency-free Web Components library for tactile product interfaces: soft-body physics, real form controls, dark mode, RTL and WCAG.

Sidebar · EN

Fingerprints are the new cookies

How browser fingerprinting replaces third-party cookies for persistent user tracking. And to the highest bidder it goes.

Sidebar · EN

Hateland V

Hateland V is a collection of personal and commercial illustrations by Jason Hateart, featuring character design, visual storytelling, and comic-inspired digital art. Bold linework, vibrant colors, and cel shading bring together fantasy, pop culture, and contemporary life.

Behance Featured · EN

AIRTABLE | REBRANDING MOTION

Please Call Me Champ Studio Inc. developed a motion identity and toolkit for Airtable's rebrand, translating its visual language into a flexible system of movement. Built around modular blocks, precise keylines, expressive typography, and rhythmic patterns, the system reflects the connections between people, ideas, and workflows. From animated layouts and transitions to titles and lower thirds, the toolkit brings a consistent rhythm to Airtable's brand storytelling. Each element balances clarity with expression, giving teams the flexibility to create across formats while keeping every applicat

Behance Featured · EN

In 2013, Researchers Pulled Recognizable Faces of Bystanders Out of the Eye Reflections in a Portrait

An anonymous peer reviewer worked through a manuscript, looked at one of its figures, and recognized one of the authors. The face was a reflection in another person's eye. Across the study's bystanders, those extracted faces ran 27 to 36 pixels wide and covered roughly 322 pixels apiece, and that accidental recognition became the paper's second experiment. [ Read More ]

Fstoppers · EN

Critique the Community: Unique Edit

Welcome to the November installment of the Critique the Community! This month's critique theme is going to be " Unique Edit ," and we want to see your best photographs that were brought to life with a new or unique editing style or specific editing software. [ Read More ]

Fstoppers · EN

Ricoh Is Opening Its First GR Space In the US

Ricoh Imaging is opening its first dedicated GR Space in the United States. [ Read More ]

PetaPixel · EN

Boring Characters Is Not a Depth or Backstory Issue

One of the most common notes that I find myself giving in my consultancy work with screenplays is that the characters need to be looked at more. Whether they lack individuality, arcs, backstory, what have you. Making a properly fleshed-out character that a reader or a future viewer cares about is one of screenwriting’s greatest challenges. And the best solutions aren’t what you might think. Let’s talk about some points that Big Red Stripe on YouTube brings up in their video on the subject, as well as my personal two cents. Know the Difference Between a Symptom and an Actual Issue A lot of time

Nofilmschool · EN

5 TV Shows That Played in Movie Theaters (& Made Bank)

It was recently announced that Crave’s smash-hit LGBTQ+ hockey romance series Heated Rivalry will be playing in U.S. theaters throughout November in three two-episode packages. While this might seem like an unusual move (because it is), it’s not unprecedented. This isn’t the first time that a small screen title has broken through to the big screen through sheer popularity. While it remains to be seen if this will be your typical quiet boutique release or if it will rake in the big bucks, these five previous television projects that played in theaters have proven the viability of this type of r

Nofilmschool · EN

Iconic Film Intros: T800 in 'The Terminator'

When you think of Arnold Schwarzenegger in the ‘Terminator’ films, there are several quotes, sequences, and styles that come to mind. What’s interesting is that one moment that I rarely see brought up is his actual introduction in the original film. Let’s take a look at that first sequence with Arnold, and how it sets the stage for not only the rest of the film, but the rest of the franchise. The Scene Itself When we first see Arnold, like everyone else around him, we don’t immediately assume he’s a robot. Why would we? He looks like a strange, impossibly muscular, naked man strutting through

Nofilmschool · EN

Horror Movies That Are Secretly Love Stories

Will-they-or-won’t-they fall in love and stay alive? That might be one question on your mind when you watch the following horror movies, where there is a beautiful or gory romance alongside the terror. Vampires sink their fangs into gay subtext, and opposites attract while catching a slasher icon. Expect spoilers for some of the entries, because the love story in the plots is not always apparent; some are even part of a twist ending. These are the horror movies that are secretly love stories. The Lost Boys (1987) The Lost Boys Credit: Warner Bros. Michael (Jason Patric) moves with his mother a

Nofilmschool · EN

Love in the Time of Dinosaurs

In 1824, studying a set of large fossil bones discovered in a quarry near Oxford two centuries earlier, the English theologian, geologist, and paleontologist William Buckland kept looking at the fragment of the lower jaw. Something didn’t add up. As he examined it more closely, he realized these were not the remains of an elephant, as previously thought, but of an enormous carnivorous reptile with no analogue in the fossil record or in the living world. He christened it Megalosaurus — the first named dinosaur — and set out to compose a complete account of the ancient beast. Because nobody… rea

Brain Pickings · EN

Arkivism is a search and visual discovery engine for...

Arkivism is a search and visual discovery engine for millions of public domain works from the collections of the Smithsonian, The Met, NASA, Library of Congress, National Gallery of Art, Rijksmuseum, and more.

Kottke · EN

Simon Willison: The October Inflection Point for Vibe...

Simon Willison: The October Inflection Point for Vibe Game Development . “The thing I find both exciting and shameful about this is that I have got interesting results from so little creative input.”

Kottke · EN

Mestiz Installs Monumental Día de Muertos Altar in NYC

The 7-tier installation transforms handwoven marigolds into a public gathering place that celebrates Mexican craftsmanship and traditions

Design Milk · EN

Six Decades of Gio Ponti, All at Once

A retrospective at Donzella reveals rare works by the Italian designer not seen in 20 years.

Curbed · EN

What Do New York City’s Ballot Proposals Mean?

A brief guide to the infrastructure and streetscape questions on the slate.

Curbed · EN

Country House / Arquipélago Arquitetos

Located 100 meters above sea level, in the Caboclo neighborhood of Paraty , the house is immersed in a natural incline of Atlantic forest that extends to form the Serra da Bocaina.

ArchDaily · EN

Akartz House / Ápiron

Casa Akartz was developed from a composition of independent volumes whose arrangement responds to solar orientation, the irregular geometry of the site, and its topographic variations.

ArchDaily · EN

This “Bentley of Bikes” sports 5 layers of paint, and packs a 206Hp engine underneath

This “Bentley of Bikes” sports 5 layers of paint, and packs a 206Hp engine underneath Five layers of paint. That’s how many Norton applied to the bodywork of its new Manx R, enough that the engineers had to factor paint...

Yanko Design · EN

Jackery shrank its power station into a 96Wh cube with 140W USB-C

Jackery shrank its power station into a 96Wh cube with 140W USB-C Jackery’s new Explorer 100D looks like it should play AM radio. The squat little cube has a framed front panel, orange slatted vents down its...

Yanko Design · EN

MagBoard Clipboard Rearranges Notes Without Tearing Pages

MagBoard Clipboard Rearranges Notes Without Tearing Pages I’m a big fan of notebooks, as evidenced by the ton of used and unused ones that I have sitting at home. But there are...

Yanko Design · EN

This 400-Square-Foot A-Frame Tiny Home Makes Room for a King-Size Bed and a Soaking Tub

This 400-Square-Foot A-Frame Tiny Home Makes Room for a King-Size Bed and a Soaking Tub A king-size bed and a freestanding soaking tub are generous starting points for a 400-square-foot cabin. Zook Cabins’ A-Frame Studio makes both central to its...

Yanko Design · EN