The very nice video about @H_FJ that was shown just before they were presented with the 2013 AIGA Medal:
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Why have I never noticed that Commander Riker sits down like this before!?!?!
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welp I am officially ok with living in chicago forever because fuck new york
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This is amazing: "Here's an artist's representation of the warp in space time punditry."
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I just backed @golan and @prgarc’s NeoLucida on @kickstarter. A camera lucida for the 21st century!
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Read this. (Yes, you: read this.) Thoughts on Thingpunk, Greg Borenstein's name for the "opposite of The New Aesthetic," or the fetishization of the physical products in an age of digital. Lots of wonderful thinking here on what it means to be a designer in an age of designing intangibles, and a much more intellectual perspective on skeuomorphism and the like than usually gets bandied about. [via @moleitau]
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Map Icons Designer for Google Maps via @webiconset
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The wonderfully curmudgeonly Media Diet of @blam: "I will go on record saying @mat is horrible on Twitter"
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The updated documentation on the Chrome DevTools is brilliant. Definitely a tool to master, for all
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The Haskell code I started on is a port of the original Wolf 3D. My notes from four years ago on the iOS port:
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iOS 7 wishes:
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Great piece on the reality and myth of "NPR names," featuring some truth bombs from @ulabeast.
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from Daring Fireball Massimo Vignelli: The grid is an integral part of book design. It’s not something that you see. It’s just like underwear: you wear it, but it’s not to be exposed. The grid is the underwear of the book. Love that he draws each photo as he sketches the layout.  ★ 
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Steamclock Software just launched a new music app for iPhone and iPad called Party Monster. This beautifully simple DJ app lets you queue what’s next, crossfade into the song you want, then relax and enjoy the music. It takes some inspiration from Clear’s slide-based UI, without going overboard: tap a song to queue it, slide a song to play or remove it, or tap and hold to reorder. It’s full of little polished details that make it satisfying to use. Party Monster is the perfect little music app for road trips and house parties. Get it on the App Store for $1.99. Thanks to Steamclock Software for sponsoring the Marco.org RSS feed this week. ∞ Permalink
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RT @sketchapp: The future of Sketch -
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