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Time for the Christmas simulated fireplace …For your viewing, if not warming, enjoyment. :)
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Kaiyo - Buy and Sell Used FurnitureApparently the world is recognizing the cost of ‘fast furniture’ and services like Kaiyo have been emerging to keep well made pieces out of the landfill.Another slightly different offering from Fernish.Of course, there’s always the antique store and the auction house for old school fun. ;)(via Baltimore Sun, via NYT)
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Ah yes, fall — that time of year when if you ride your bike at dusk with mouth slightly ajar, you’ll unexpectedly suck in some bugs …I mean, at least, that’s what I’ve been told … by others …;)
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Groups.io: Email Groups, SuperchargedLooks like a strong, and better, alternative to Google Groups.
The 6 best InDesign alternatives
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“Do not accept anything as truth that lacks love. Do not accept anything as love which lacks truth. One without the other is a destructive lie.” -JP2 at Stein canonization(via Cathy G.)
Do you know how fast your website is?
Okay, didn’t see that coming – In the course of her interview, Colbert invites Dua Lipa to switch roles to interviewer. She pauses, then asks a very insightful question. To which Colbert responds with an equally deep and thoughtful response. What a human moment.
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Measure Twice, Cut Once: Applying the Ethos of the Craftsman to Our Everyday Lives“Applying the ethos of craftsman to our everyday lives” by Brett & Kate McKaySomething to be learned and remembered in here. Including doing good work, not flash.
Tailscale
Taking a deep breath, with the reminder, it’s gonna be okay. :)
Hope you enjoy this fun stop-motion LEGO version of Crazy Life as sung by “Home Free”.
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How permanent time change would workWe (including me) definitely groan about the time shift each year, but good to consider what a year would look like without our twice-annual ritual of clock corrections.(via The Baltimore Sun)
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Here Erik Spiekermann describes why he got back into letterpress after thirty years working on-screen (very successfully I might add). It echoes many of my own reactions, attractions, and sentiments having been letterpress printing (albeit in limited fashion) these last couple years.
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“Creativity Explained - On Type with Erik Spiekermann”Typefaces, typography, typesetting - all things I’ve found myself playing with on-and-off for years, and seemingly always coming back to. Now finding renewed inspiration and focus in the art and practice of letterpress.Which, in turn, has brought me into contact with designer and typographer Erik Spiekermann who gives some brief but good advice about the proper use of type in this short video.Hope you enjoy gentle reader. :)
