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·Dec 1

Review: Loki (Season Two)

Who cares about story when a show looks this good — Loki, the Marvel character borrowed from Norse mythology, is a shape-shifting, unstable personality. In the Marvel cinematic universe, Loki (portrayed excellently in an extravagant Shakespearean style by Tom Hiddleston) is both hero and villain. This eponymous show for streaming services follows a version of Loki that is left over from…

Art

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Review: Loki (Season Two)
Review: Loki (Season Two)
Art

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UX Collective

·Updated 4 days ago

Margaret Calvert’s radical road signs

The historical context that influenced the United Kingdom’s beautifully eccentric road signs — It is near impossible to drive in the United Kingdom and not encounter Margaret Calvert’s work. The signage is neat and spartan but extremely beautiful. The signs blend into the background of the city and the country, and one almost fails to notice that they are there until you need…

Technology

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Margaret Calvert’s radical road signs
Margaret Calvert’s radical road signs
Technology

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Fanfare

·Nov 19

An ode to the Rick and Morty “Pickle Rick” episode

An inspiring chapter that shows human ingenuity can triumph over addiction and adverse circumstances — [Spoilers Alert!] The “Pickle Rick” episode (Season 3, Episode 3) represents a high-water mark for the animated series, Rick and Morty. The early period of the show gave us wonderful characters like the Mr. Meeseeks. This delightful inventiveness, unfortunately, has been replaced by a “Mr. Poopy-Butthole” aesthetic (the name itself…

Art

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An ode to the Rick and Morty “Pickle Rick” episode
An ode to the Rick and Morty “Pickle Rick” episode
Art

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UX Collective

·Updated Nov 12

The humble yet exquisite Indian matchbox

The flame of India’s typographic vernacular preserved in a mosiac of product design — An object of graphic design that I have begun to venerate above all is the humble Indian matchbox. These tiny patches of paper that vary and recombine colour, text, and image in mind-bogglingly random iterations are wound into the visual landscape of the Indian street and home. As Matt Lee…

UX

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The humble yet exquisite Indian matchbox
The humble yet exquisite Indian matchbox
UX

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Oct 28

The Halloween horror in Watchmen

The Alan Moore/Dave Gibbons graphic novel is tricky to comprehend but a treat to read — “Old Ghosts” makes the eighth chapter out of the twelve-part Watchmen series. It was released on April, 1987. Watchmen these days, however, is read as a collected edition. Some may think that it is a movie (if you Google “Watchmen Halloween” you get pages after pages of costumes from the…

Comics

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The Halloween horror in Watchmen
The Halloween horror in Watchmen
Comics

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·Oct 25

The story of the Dumpling emoji 🥟

Overcoming the limitations of a Latin-centric template of communication for the whole of humanity — The description on Wikipedia of a “dumpling” begins: “Dumpling is a broad class of dishes that consist of pieces of cooked dough (made from a variety of starchy sources), often wrapped around a filling.” Dumpling - Wikipedia Dumpling is a broad class of dishes that consist of pieces of cooked dough (made from a variety of starchy sources)…en.wikipedia.org

Technology

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The story of the Dumpling emoji 🥟
The story of the Dumpling emoji 🥟
Technology

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·Oct 22

Review: Only Murders in the Building (Season Three)

Beautiful art design, stellar supporting acts, and a strong concept mitigates the gerontocracy factor — My name is Doz and I am a short course addict. When the MasterClass platform first launched, I dived in and bought courses by author James Patterson, the DJ “Deadmau5”, and astronaut Chris Hadfield. I also bought a course by Steve Martin. I should mention that I’ve never read a…

Review

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Review: Only Murders in the Building (Season Three)
Review: Only Murders in the Building (Season Three)
Review

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UX Collective

·Updated Oct 5

On re-branding: EA Sports FC, Bharat and “Xwitter”

Staying steadfast in the face of change — “What’s in a name?” Juliet asks in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. “That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Tell that to the artist who was formerly known as Prince. I do not refer to the monarch of the United Kingdom, King Charles III…

Technology

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On re-branding: EA Sports FC, Bharat and “Xwitter”
On re-branding: EA Sports FC, Bharat and “Xwitter”
Technology

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UX Collective

·Updated Sep 30

Ray Bizarre: an alternate approach to typography

On the texture of Satyajit Ray’s graphic design — Pinaki De, a graphic designer and expert on Satyajit Ray, writes of the artist’s career as a commercial illustrator (which includes thousands of sketches, logos, posters, magazine art, film credits, costume sketches and such works): “Ray’s contribution to graphic design has always eluded proper critical attention outside Bengal, probably eclipsed…

Technology

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Ray Bizarre: an alternate approach to typography
Ray Bizarre: an alternate approach to typography
Technology

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Fanfare

·Aug 28

The Strike That Changed Animation

Or: an appreciation of Genndy Tartakovsky’s sumptuous modern art masterclass, Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003). — The impetus to research and write this story started with stumbling upon Genndy Tartakovksy’s Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003) hidden deep inside Disney+ and wondering what made the show so gobsmackingly brilliant. Television cartoons are generally not considered Art with a capital ‘A’. However, it is my contention that Genndy…

Art

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The Strike That Changed Animation
The Strike That Changed Animation
Art

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