Reddit user Chucksdaughter made this graphic in honor of brave Ukrainian witches. In the comments they provide links to various formats to print and share. / via AustinKleon

Borrow instead instead of buying. This Cincinnati thing-ventory has garden supplies, tents, tools, tiki torches and more. / via Kathryn

Woke up reflecting on something that was related to the color orange, did a music search and this song came up and I dig it. Lovely randomness.

Nine (very) short stories about production of the first season. I could watch an hours long documentary about this show.

Just played this Ray LaMontagne song to fill the rest of the afternoon with some warm feelings. Nice addition of Sierra Ferrell's vocals to the track.

A challenge to achieve, but these four steps feel solid / via smartpeopleiknow

Amy Wibowo’s story about making her first home page is wonderful to see, read and experience. / via lots of folks, for good reason

A new building in OTR by José García Design will house curated exhibitions, educational events and screenings. Excellent news for Cincinnati.

Set up all your different streaming services, then sort, browse and search through a single interface. / via @hotdogsladies

The latest version of their electric bike, with better visibility, security, powertrain and design.

Brand New has oodles more images, but Condor has a sneak peek here. I would plan a trip just to be a passenger in one of these planes.

Armin Vit’s perspective on the Condor branding refresh is a delight to read. (Requires subscription, but _so_ worth it if you've interest in branding.)

Pluto, quarter of a century apart

Donald Craig scanned the pages of visualization from the 70's and synchronized them with the music. / via @pixlpa

Sometimes Twitter's algorithm reveals good things. Like these tweets from Andrew Benson and the replies.

Bobby Solomon had a great blog about creativity and culture that was a favorite destination for many years. It lives again today as a thoughtful and densely awesome newsletter.

Starting the week looking at the lovely blasts of color that Craig Redman & Karl Maier bring to the world. / via The Fox is Black

Todd Dominey shares what he found, along with a couple tidbits about the photography and album

"Why shouldn't we take a moment to appreciate a reliably happy-bringing thing?" Nodding head vigorously. / via @dansinker

A bookable, fanciful train with several day trip options in England. (The short video showing a few bits of the inlaid wood creation is quite lovely.)

Before leaving her apartment in Kiev, Irina Maniukina plays the piano for the last time. Heartbreaking.

Really awesome story about how a single tweet became a grassroots campaign to end gerrymandered voting districts in Michigan.

Mobile phone photos look like weird paintings anymore. I'd like an option to turn off computational photography.

Waking up and listening to this album by Hinako Omori thanks to Simon Collison. Having coffee. Easing into Saturday.

Everything is relative, for the moment.

Collections of guiding thoughts from the likes of John Maeda, Apple, IBM, Fisher Price and 160+ others. A trove. / via @rjkwon

I like to imagine a future where all ingredients are listed like this, but realize it'd be impossible. Lovely work by Below studio. / via @manfredhwf

Fascinating look at the dance and costume of the West African Guoro people.

There are a handful of websites I keep inside a favorites folder. I'm invariably delighted whenever I see new posts on Jason's site and why I gladly extend membership each year.

This long dreamed about VW moves (slowly) into production (for Europe). The front design is busy, but the rest of the package is compelling.

Chuck's post goes down so many lovely rabbit holes. A low res performance by Sinéad O’Connor that draws you in. A newsletter by Neko Case. The underlying beats. Another cover of the cover.

Trying to find some ways to grapple with the horror unfolding.

I can usually watch one tv show at night, preferably short and not about murder. This list is right up my alley, with recent favorites and oodles of new (to me) options.

These books cataloged computer programs you could type out in BASIC. I just thumbed through the archive and remember the joy when it worked and the frustration when there was a typo. +1 for illustrations!

Pretty sure my parents had the SEB Model 980, which would look awesome on the counter today. These and more from a book titled ”Soft Electronics“ out in May from Gestalten. / via Sidebar

A music video where you stay for the credits. Directed by Autumn de Wilde, choreographed by Ryan Heffington with costumes by Kate Mulleavy & Laure Mulleavy. 🔥

Would love to see this (or any) installation by Krista Kim. In this instance, all the digital billboards in Times Square synchronize with gradients.

Excellent photos of the humanity, machinery and process.

There are very few photos of Van Gogh. He's 19 in this one.

The Letterform Archive holds about 300 tickets in their collection thanks in part to a donation from type designer Tobias Frere-Jones... and they’re gorgeous.

With headlights, turn signals and reverse indicators! Now I'm furiously searching to see if anything like this is available to buy.

I feel like this page could scroll infinitely, with unending stories of isolation. Heartbreaking and real, with striking photography by Elinor Carucci.

There's not too much to the story (it's nature!), but dang Rivian has the best color line-up of any vehicle manufacturer.

Swiss Miss posted about this felt desk pad and I must say, it is quite lovely. Feels great on the wrists when keyboarding and also makes the clicks softer when typing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I'm not sure if Bring a Trailer archives auctions, so I'm downloading a few photos of this gem to my favorite vehicles folder. That paint job is chef's 💋.

There is not only wisdom in this Tiktok, but also joy. Weewhoo! / via @realdougwilson

New profiles are being posted throughout Black History Month. I remember having a single class with Noel Mayo at OSU and he exuded passion for design that was inspiring. / A fantastic growing list, via Under Consideration

In this NY Times crossword, either WARS or TREK would work. Schrodinger's Puzzles kind of boggle my mind.

Ahhhh, so all that good government design from the 70's was born from the Federal Graphics Improvement Program / via UnderConsideration's Brand New

Developer Sean Murray has a thread on Twitter as to why, and it gets you right in the feels. / a tip of the hat to Daring Fireball

In brief: Thaw it first and then crank up your oven. I'm so doing this next time.

Colossal shares a few of his illustrations using shadows, but wander down the links to Vincent's personal site (superfun) and Etsy store where his work translates well into prints and postcards.

A cogent perspective from Roxanne Gay

Free Zoom event alert: Dan Sinker has a conversation with emoji designer Jennifer Daniel on Thu, February 17.

Celebrate the Year of the Tiger or a certain football team going to a Super Bowl.

Touching reader-submitted stories of love with no more than 100 words. This NYT series has been going for a while. Just learned of it thanks to Rachel on the left.

Melanie Richards' personal compilation of good sensory things in life. I'm inspired to start a list like this! / via Rachel Kwon

She's got plenty more on her website, but this Twitter thread provides insight on the process

This single tweet led me down a wonderful rabbit hole of understanding the unique geography of South America.

Stunning type design by Valentina Casali / via Jessica Hische