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Typography and Star Trek

In a lengthy excerpt from his book Typeset in the Future: Typography and Design in Science Fiction Movies, Dave Addey Continue reading →

While away those stay-at-home hours… The British Museum has made over 1.9 million photos of its collections freely available to the public.

Get closer to the British Museum’s collection and immerse yourself in two million years of history, across six continents. Collection Continue reading →

The Dark Art of Cutaway Drawings

Technical illustrations give us a glimpse at the bones of our favorite machines. It’s why we feature such drawings on Continue reading →

Smithsonian Releases 2.8 Million Images And 3D Models Into Public Domain

The launch of a new open access platform ushers in a new era of accessibility for the Institution Culture connoisseurs, Continue reading →

How To Write Like An Architect

…or any draftsman, for that matter. I’ve been told, “I can’t believe your handwriting was ever so neat.” OK, so Continue reading →

The Internet Archive is Digitizing LPs to Preserve Generations of Audio

In a previous career tangent, I earned my living in the music industry. It’s gone through just as many changes Continue reading →

Posters of STEM Role Models

The folks behind the Nevertheless podcast commissioned a set of seven posters of STEM role models, people who have made Continue reading →

Are some design tasks still better done by hand? And where is the line between designer and artist?

I’m a huge believer in computer-aided design. But read about Acura’s car body process. A Look at Six Car Design Continue reading →

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