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Weekly Design Links – 01/05/21

It’s a new year, which really means nothing at all.

It’s a new year, which really means nothing at all. The date change is arbitrary and meaningless–but, we attach all kinds of meaning to it. Resolutions, a new leaf, new habits and goals are all put into action based on this number:2021. I’ve created a new format here to commemorate the zero to one changeover. Everything else is pretty consistent. I hope that we have better luck this year than last, but all we can do for now is stay safe, keep making solid work and hope for the best.

Architecture

A Singaporean prefab tiny-home maker says 70% of its customers are in the US — see inside its coming $21,000 ‘Legend One’ offering

Barefoot Architects tucks weathering steel house and courtyard behind old brick wall

Family House in the River Valley / Kuba & Pilar architekti

Ortraum Architects builds cosy woodland cabin from cross-laminated timber

Random

Ask Adam Savage: “Do You Lament Being a Generalist?”

Illustration

Selected projects • 2020 by Ada Zielińska

Metamorphose Event by Swindler & Swindler

Art

Tortik Annushka, Designer Cake Studio

Victoria Rose Richards’ Aerial Embroidery

Industrial Design

A Colorful Collaboration: FACETASM x Jordan Why Not? Zer0.4

China Takes the Top Spot in A’ Design Award’s 2020 World Rankings

Graphic Design/Branding

Lutte Design Atelier by Widarto Impact

Notable Book Covers of 2020

Music

RIP, MF DOOM: Madvillain’s “All Caps” Captured the Unique Spirit of an Underground Legend

Web Design/UX/UI

10 Mobile UX Trends for 2021

Thoughts On Flash: Pondering the demise of Adobe’s Flash through shifting approaches to digital creation these days—and why we may not have anything quite like it again

The Rise and Fall of Invision

Big Review of Major UI Design Trends for Web and Mobile in 2020

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Weekly Design Links – 11/12/24

No time for words right now. Today, I’ll be giving my first design presentation. It’s called ‘How Not to Apply for a Design Job’ and it’s all about the horrible…

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