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Steady posting from her Ominmedia since 2007 in decidedly old school digs. I'd love to know the process behind it as her voice is present but she certainly can't be blogging!

It’s a bright spot on the internet.

Here’s a great place to dive into Scott Bom’s personal website that has the best buckets of navigation and a fresh coat of paint. Be sure to delve into Documenting for a stream of inspiration and type releases. (But all sections are filled with goodness)

Cabel has rebooted. There are snacks. 2023, the year of the blog???

A fantastic growing directory of personal blogs organized by Phil Gyford. / as seen all over the feeds

"Your own private domain is the most valuable thing you can own." It's certainly up there! / via Belong

Jon Hicks has been drawing his morning eggs on an iPad, and they're updated to his site with a series of steps he outlines in his journal. I am intrigued by processes that help capture ideas and store them online.

Seth consistently writes about creativity, solving problems, considering technology, finding passion and executing on ideas. I'm often nodding vigorously at the end of every post.

Rob writes about the craft of technology, art, design, movies, music, the year that was, the future yet to be and he sometimes writes about air guitars.

A fun side site by Austin Kleon.

This mini-performance on Conan is so awesomely weird. / via Fimoculous

/ via MikeyBurton

This excerpt culled by adm on Fimoculous is a great entry to the entire piece.

I think the folks at Smashing Magazine must have the biggest monitors in the entire world.

It's nice to see the other side of FAIL get some love.

I thought I'd seen this site before, but I don't remember it being so darn pretty. The scans of sandwiches on a dark background works very well. (via 37s)

What happened to the baby teeth under your pillow (via Ze)

Established to help shed some light on many of the small influences that have converged to make the Where the Wild Things Are movie a reality.

Animals being all huggy and stuff. (via Feaverish)

The Optimist Conspectus is simply a survey of optimism; a series of answers to a deceptively-simple question: What are you optimistic about? (saw this on Twitter, can't backtrack the truncated URL)

and the new digs look lovely (with new views and awesome search)

Lovely typeface studio in Brooklyn. Visual goodness on the weblog, big thumbs up on the white gloves, content, presentation. Fun t-shirts there to boot. (via basement.org)

Amy up the street (if laws were different, we'd almost be related) started a 'blog about life, raising kids, saving money, and switching from bottled wine to boxed. I'm not only super-enjoying her perspective -- I'm learning stuff to boot.

A research blog that focuses on emerging networked musical explorations.

This came up in conversation last night, so I'm sharing as a reminder.

It's almost the end of February, and Naz almost did not release a new personal site or redesign. Rest assured, his new digs at NZRN are pretty like his entire body of work. All whipped together with this TextPattern I hear so many good things about.

Maker of exceptionally thoughtful design

Failure is the new LOLcat.Thanks Metafilter and Feaverish

Grace Dobush is able to spot Friz Quadrata (The Law & Order font) at 50 paces. It is her blessing and her curse. Via a monkey, who called it in

Stephanie and Mav live 3191 miles apart. They like to get up early. They also take photos, share them, pair them up, and share them again with us.

A refreshing twist on recounting the days. Best part (right after the drawings and writing) is the swear filter (via Drawn!)

a site for the collection and hopeful reunion of Pittsburgh's lost gloves (clever and very well done, via Tom)

Seen the bear image around. Love them all (via feaverish)

MT launches community solution. Watching screencast now.

Visual/Posterblog. Via coudal.com - did you see their latest coin flip for Layer Tennis today? Another kick ass one.

Occasional weblog about objects, collections and discoveries

among other fantastic people this weekend. But I've never stalked him proper, so I'm starting now.

A favorite destination online, now operating under a subscription model. This continual stream of branding updates is paired with deep dives when available and a good amount of wit. Happy subscriber here.

Beautiful site with brief design opinions

(via bblinks)

I haven't figured out this site (I'd call it a blog, but isn't everything a blog?) But with titles like "The theory of everything as a Rube Goldberg Machine" I'm coming back for more. (via wm$na)

(via coudal)

Blog about life, technology, creativity and video. (plus awesome pixel flower header)

Dear Fritos Scoops. You are like the cousin to the ice cream cone. (via ze)

I've just received Michael Tolliver Lives to read, looking forward to it (blog link via joemygod)

to peruse after work (via draplin)

A weblog for motion designers and filmmakers (via coolhunting)

He makes delicious

EMO + INFOGRAPHICS. Music reporting just made a landmark leap. (via magnetbox)

Potential new feed or place to visit. NPR is my news source during my commute, I like their world view.

Mommy, The Wiggles Are Scaring Me (for friends, via merlin)

different... pretty

Celebrity homes 'blog. It's like Cribs without the stupid, or Lifestyles without the Leach. (thx brian)

TypePad featured blog that covers categories like : family, doodles, knitting, paper, sewing, textiles and more. With an Etsy shop to boot. Noted as I've a few friend's aside from myself who will enjoy.

This has been in a photoshop file on my hard drive for years. I'm glad to see it come to light.

blog about design in print (via dwr.typepad.com)

a photo blog about what life a hundred years ago was like: How people looked and what they did for a living (neato! via linkfilter)

Look ma, I'm in the paper!

Varied work and a (super) lovely site that kept me clickin. And that was before I explored his blogs (yes, plural)

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