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pepsized.com Article

Diagonal Thumbnails Gallery

A roundup of web designs that break from standard grids with diagonal thumbnail layouts, collected as inspiration for mo…

trebeljahr.com Article

Diatom Arrangements

A look at the Victorian craft of arranging microscopic glass-shelled algae into tiny patterns and pictures under a micro…

waltdisney.org Article

Dinosaurs Brought to Life: Winsor McCay & Walt Disney

A Walt Disney Family Museum essay on how Winsor McCay's 1914 cartoon Gertie the Dinosaur inspired Walt Disney, and how D…

surma.dev Article

Ditherpunk

A friendly, illustrated deep dive into monochrome image dithering, explaining ordered dithering, error diffusion and gam…

amydyer.art Article

Drawing with Ants

An artist's write-up of making generative drawings with ant colony optimization, with images showing how simulated ants…

tomarmitage.com Article

Driftwood

Tom Armitage's Playark 2013 talk on six years of projects about cities and play, using the Situationist idea of the beac…

parametric-architecture.com Article

Dune Chess Set

A 3D-printed chess set inspired by Dune, made with Quartz printing technology to carve desert-worn sculptural pieces wit…

dustandgrooves.com Article

Dust & Grooves

A photography project celebrating vinyl record culture through portraits and interviews with obsessive collectors around…

charliepark.org Article

Edward Tufte's Slopegraphs

Charlie Park's thorough essay on the slopegraph, the chart form Edward Tufte sketched and nobody named, with its history…

i2nk.co Article

EEG Cat Ears

A maker's write-up of building cat ears that perk up and droop with your brainwaves, using a cheap EEG headset, servos a…

spiritualpilgrim.net Article

Egyptian Art Through the Ages

An illustrated art-history page on Egyptian art, from the Palette of Narmer to the Pyramid of Djoser, with dates and mus…

isene.org Article

Escher - The Font

A post introducing Escher, a typeface designed by Geir Isene, with specimens of its distinctive letterforms and notes on…

isohedral.ca Article

Escher-like Spiral Tilings

Mathematician-artist Craig Kaplan shows how to bend Escher-style animal tilings into hypnotic spirals, with gorgeous col…

jmassat.com Article

Every Cartoon Pitch and Writer's Bible on Archive.org

A link list gathering animated-series pitch documents and writers' bibles on the Internet Archive, a treasure trove for…

tomtilley.net Article

Everyday Uses for PVC Water Pipe

Thomas Tilley's personal project page collecting practical and inventive things you can make and fix with ordinary PVC w…

hturan.com Article

Exploring EXIF

An interactive essay by Harley Turan that mines the EXIF metadata of 73,000 personal photos, with playful interfaces for…

boristhebrave.com Article

Exploring Rectangle Subdivisions

An exploration of irreducible rectangle subdivisions, sparked by a talk on a procedurally generated city, with diagrams…

craftinamerica.org Article

Faith Ringgold - Craft in America

A Craft in America profile of Faith Ringgold, the artist and author best known for painted story quilts that combine pai…

mirrorball.org Article

Fan Fiction

Fan Fiction is a self-published zine by Tavi Gevinson, a sly and confessional mix of Taylor Swift fandom and memoir, fre…

barradeau.com Article

FBO Particles

An article by creative coder Nicolas Barradeau on GPU particle systems with frame buffer objects in three.js, with demos…

sinja.io Article

Features of Your Font You Had No Idea About

An illustrated tour of the hidden features inside good fonts, from swashes and stylistic sets to ligatures and tabular n…

manuelclaeysbouuaert.be Article

FerrarGIS

See today's OpenStreetMap data of Belgium redrawn in the style of the 1777 Ferraris map, with hand-painted looking field…

fineleatherworking.com Article

Fine Leatherworking

Tips, tutorials, and inspiration from a professional leather goods maker for crafting finely finished bags and accessori…

benbeck.co.uk Article

First Photo of a Person

Part of a site on firsts in recording sight and sound, this page tells how a man getting his boots shined in Paris in 18…

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