From the desk of Stephen Petrey ✷
I was re-organizing some of my bookmarks and discovered some old gems. Among them was an amazing design resource I have long forgotten about: Logobook – Discover the world’s finest logos, symbols and trademarks. Note: unfortunately this website does not have a SSL Certificate so it’s only accessible over http
Depth-based blur in CSS. Spatial computing vibes for sure.
The companies that define our digital lives have hit a wall.
Craig Hickman released the Kid Pix into the public domain in 1989:
[…] which annoyed the UO art department figureheads, who told him that the program was worth selling. Later, Hickman sold 100 copies of the program from home, where people would mail him $25 checks for a floppy disk copy.
This JS webapp re-implementation is just like the original Kid Pix.
Most of the tools support Shift (^) to enlarge. There are a handful of hidden tool features behind various modifier keys (⌘, ⌥, ⇧). The modifier keys can also be combined. Enjoy! 🙂
We’ve trained a neural network called DALL·E that creates images from text captions for a wide range of concepts expressible in natural language.
