Noah Kahan
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we're not kids anymore.
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Claire Keane
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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Mike Driver
shark vs the universe
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Jules of Nature
pixel skylines
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Not a baked good, but for a bake shop. And one of the best ones in Chicago!! Here’s the chalkboard menu that I illustrated for them last summer. One of my favorite gigs ever. The couple that opened Lovely is simply amazing! check out their Chicago Tribune article here http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-05-11/features/ct-sun-0511-love-notes-hartwig-20140511_1_bake-shop-pastry-school-jacquy-pfeiffer
Andrea, you never cease to amaze me with your work. This is so amazing!
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1. Find people who have recently hired or fired a relevant product. 2. Interview them to investigate what forces and factors have led to this event. Don’t spend any time talking about what they like or didn’t like about the product, what features they want to see in the future, etc. These are traps. 3. Analyze these forces and factors to pull out and prioritize the jobs-to-be-done.
A three step way to conduct your interviews.Â
http://source.davidbanthony.com/post/67382216199/the-iceberg-of-jobs-to-be-done
I can't get enough of listening to Simon Sinek
Warren Berger, author of A More Beautiful Question, collected the provocative questions top designers, tech innovators, and entrepreneurs ask...
For those always wandering and needing the right questions to ask themselves.Â
This celebration of youth, coupled with technology, has distorted our perception of time — the world moves faster, and so do our expectations. Today, we want success in seventeen levels, or seventeen minutes, seventeen seconds — and when the promise of something new and better is just a click away, who wants to wait seventeen years? But that’s the thing that connects all of these great people — they played the long game. All of us have the brain, and the talent, and the creativity to join them. But now, right when it matters, do any of us have the patience?
http://www.brainpickings.org/
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For those who enjoy the background noise and work remotely. Tadah!
Enjoy background white noise to improve your creativity. Choose between rain, a cafe, or combine them for a rainy cafe.
10 things to keep close to heart for designers
Great reflection on what designers should always keep close to their heart in their work. From the ever thoughtful Intercom blog at http://insideintercom.io/how-we-design-at-intercom/
1. Understand the problem
2. Understand what a good outcome looks like, and how to measure it
3. Don’t make any assumptions around user behaviour or data
4. Research how other products solve similar problems
5. Decide whether our requirements are different
6. Come up with many ways we could solve the problem
7. Iterate, iterate, iterate
8. Work systematically from level to level, don’t mix levels
9. Optimise for simplicity
10. Don’t stop when something ships
And who says everything has been invented? Improving our lives is what design is all about. This newly designed box is just brilliant and well thought out.
My roommate Beth wrapped my Christmas present as Sherlock! She even made it so I could open it by sliding off his coat, so I wouldn’t have to ruin the wrapping! Best roommate ever!
My friend Beth Hetland creates gold form her fingertips!!!
He's the creative force behind two recent pop hits a philanthropist fashion designer tech entrepreneur and more. How Pharrell Williams does it all.
Here's an article one should never forget.Â
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Don't measure your success nor self-worth on a distant outcome.
Col Chris Hadfield
Simply epic and incredibly thoughtful ad. Other than the Sony Bravia ads, this is one of my favourite.Â
Design Thinking, not Styling
Designing static, linked web pages is a dying profession. The incredible rise of mobile technologies, APIs, SDKs, and open partnerships between platforms and products paints a crystal clear picture of a future where we will all design systems. PDFs full of wireframes are a dying deliverable, Photoshop is a dying product design tool. Designers moving our craft forward are moving between sketches, whiteboards and prototyping tools (Quartz Composer, After Effects, Keynote, CSS/HTML).
This is one reason people say designers should code. Whether you agree with that or not, designers certainly need to define the problem and solution not in pixels, but in terms of describing what happens between components in a system. Then build prototypes, start coding, and fine tune the details as real data inevitably shows things that were overlooked and couldn’t have been predicted. Working interactions with real data give you a better sense of how something feels.
http://insideintercom.io/the-dribbblisation-of-design/
The problems people encounter in their lives rarely change from generation to generation. The products they hire to solve these problems change all the time.
http://insideintercom.io/making-things-people-want/
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Really inspired to find more examples of this! I love this article because it makes you change your perspective of the products out there.
Pharrell Williams - Happy, the 24 hour music video. A 24 hour of unique content.
Just cause it's already an amazing song :)
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Paper Cut Maps, by Chauntelle Trinh and Eckhard Buscher.
Delicate lasercut maps
Beautifully done!
