Smitho.graphics

Just a little space themed phone wallpapers to download. I’ll update this post as and when I come across any others:

“Designed to help explore and express the beautiful geometries of circles rotating in circles. Inspired by the old spirograph toy, but not constrained by its practicalities.”

➔ Source: spiralator.com)

Spiralator — A spirograph drawing tool. Free, online, mobile-friendly. A spirograph drawing tool. Free, online, mobile-friendly. Designed to help explore and express the beautiful geometries of circles rotating in circles. Inspired by the old spirograph toy, but not constrained by its practicalities. Source: https://spiralator.com

Fancy yourself as a Jackson Pollock?

This is great; initially thought the website wasn’t working with a blank screen, then accidentally touched the screen and then… BOOM

Source: https://jacksonpollock.org

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“Booklet Library is shaped by the authors, artists, and publishers who contribute their work. Our interest is in the support, provision, and promotion of a fair cross-section of independent publications, and of (visual) difference.”

Apple Retail Store Wallpaper

This photograph of Atari’s Headquarters back in 1979 is such. Trip, so cool.

Found this retro gem on X: Atari Headquarters in Sunnyvale, California (1976)

“You weren’t made to quit. On the days when everything feels heavy and the progress feels invisible, pause-but don’t give up. You’ve already made it through moments you once thought you couldn’t. That strength is still in you.”

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Really fascinating photography & font article, by Arun Venkatesan, on the typeface created for Leica, over on his gorgeous website: https://arun.is

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**NASA’s Deep Space Network ** Caught a glimpse of this cool logo and embroidered patch on my X timeline, via @patricia_klein_ was immediately intrigued:

The following quote is from NASA’s Deep Space Network web page:

When it comes to making a long-distance call, it’s hard to top NASA’s Deep Space Network. The largest and most sensitive scientific telecommunications system in the world, the antennas of the DSN are our indispensable link to missions venturing beyond Earth. The DSN provides a crucial connection with our spacecraft, receiving never before seen images and scientific information on Earth, propelling our understanding of the universe, our solar system and ultimately, our place within it.