Subversion as creative strategy, The Sociology of Business
Six memos for the future of digital creation, Figma
Interesting EOY post - future forward
When is it Time to Rebrand, Print Mag
Why Generational Marketing is Dead—and What Comes Next, Print Mag
Been seeing quite a few articles lately about how social is moving towards culture drivers and becoming more community-oriented rather than passive and these trends. How does this relate to architecture though? Bridging B2C thoughts into B2B is … difficult
Fresh Sets Examines the Fine Art of Nail Art, hyperallergic
Radical Change isn’t Free, The Guardian
What Does the AuraCamera 6000 See?, Believer
Trump gets $100M deal with Skadden law firm amid pressure campaign, The Hill
‘No Cake, No Entry’: More Than 1,000 Picnic to Celebrate the Love of Cake, NYTimes
Skadden, a Top Law Firm, Is in Talks to Avert an Executive Order, NY Times
ProPublica wanted to find more sources in the federal government. So it brought a truck., Nieman Lab
The Age of Contrast, Crown Creative
Demystifying Hospitality Strategy, Crown Creative
I’ve been impressed by Crown’s design work for a while, but they’ve relaunched their website and the writing on these two pieces is great. They offer a unique point of view and are engaging.
The Language of Abortion in Trump’s America, Pring Mag
Understanding Trump, University of Chicago Press
ENDING "TIMELESSNESS" AS A VALUE, For Scale
Santa Maria, Places
An NYC locksmith has become a viral sensation for turning subway tokens into keys, Gothamist
I used to cut my keys here just for the novelty of it
Tracing the fascist roots of the Nazi demonstration in the Short North, Matter News
The View From Tokyo: the fascinating origins, and triumphant resurgence, of Risograph in Japan, Its Nice That
Elizabeth Goodspeed on the power and perils of the mockup, It’s Nice THat
A bottle of water per email: the hidden environmental costs of using AI chatbots, Washington Post
I really like ai - makes writing so very much easier - but I have been avoiding the data on how much water and electricity it takes. ugh.
Low Morale and High Attrition Plague Wexner Center for the Arts, Hyperallergic
I swear I still read stuff, I’m just not archiving as avidly
I’ve been reading stuff, I promise! I’m just not recording it very well.
Neglected middle class may be key to growing stagnant art market, The Art Newspaper