Through Lines 036

There’s a special place in my heart for Crowded House — really anything by Neil Finn actually. And they’ve provided some delightful musical moments during the last year with these at-home performances. I’m a big fan of Neil’s son Liam’s solo work too, so seeing them together makes this performance even better.

• Resistance is not futile, and as Seth suggests, there are other paths.
• I remember going to see Doug during the Miss Wyoming book tour. Still have my signed copy of the book. I hear his actual voice in my head when reading his books.
• A good (required?) read about the pitfalls of user-centered design and what we might do instead, because the way it was defined still left a lot of people out.
• A new approach for proofing type. Thanks JH.
• The point of making pointless things feels very related to Jeff Tweedy’s new book How to Write One Song which I’m currently reading.
• Gods in Color — stunning design: check, super nerdy topic: double check.
• I’m very curious about this new SF70 instant camera from MiNT. They’ve been working with SX-70 cameras for over a decade so they know what they’re doing.
• An interesting take on defining modern brands. Toque tip to Greg for this one.
• The F-Press looks like loads of portable printmaking fun.
• I need some of this in my life.
• Tinkersynth is dang fun.