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Weekly Design Links – 01/19/21

January is half over

January is half over

We’re off and running in 2021. The holidays are behind us and work looms large. I’ve experienced a lot of change (as we all have) in the last 12 months. I’ve never been one to turn away from change. I wouldn’t say I always look forward to it, but there is a welcome turning of the page feeling that comes with new challenges. Here’s to keeping that feeling alive and letting it push me along towards the goal.

Work/Tools

Gumroad: No Meetings, No Deadlines, No Full-Time Employees

Case.desi: A simple and free online portfolio for designers

Spline.design: A design tool for 3d

Design Trends Predictions for 2021 From Top Designers

Industrial Design

Robot fish illustrate ‘collective intelligence’ at work in nature

CES 2021: The smartest ideas from the scaled-down virtual show

Sophisticated + Raw, HAOS Launches Their New Furniture Collection

Art/Illustration

More Than 90 Artists Create Original Works on Vintage Envelopes for ‘Couriers of Hope’

Nicholas Moegly is a freelance illustration artist from the midwest

Web Design/UX/UI

The no-mouse challenge: Taking the keyboard navigation red pill

The UX of Among Us: The importance of colorblind-friendly design

Learnings from designing for multi-language user interfaces

Design Process

Kemp Powers and the story of “Soul”

Typography

How do you design a font for a fictional language?

My Favorite Typefaces of 2020

Random

Ditherpunk — The article I wish I had about monochrome image dithering

DALL·E: Creating Images from Text

Architecture

ZAV Architects creates colourful domed cultural retreat on Iranian island of Hormuz

A 1950s Home Honors its Past While Becoming a Sustainable Oasis