Fresh haircut from Dave the barber at Queen of the World. Awesome work, as usual ?♂️?

I make things on the internet
Fresh haircut from Dave the barber at Queen of the World. Awesome work, as usual ?♂️?


Daniel Silva has created a series of diagrams illustrating the height of all stations and platforms, below and above ground on the London Underground.

Football scarves normally show your allegiance for your team, but the half and half scarf is more like a tourist souvenir. “Real” football fans hate them, but we decided to have some fun with the concept and commemorate other conflicts.
The University of Reading is providing fourteen scholarships for refugees. From a tweet by the uni twitter account:
We’ve had feedback over the last week that some people are unhappy with our plan to offer up to 14 scholarships to refugees living in the local area. To these people, we would like to say: Tough. Jog on.
I’m proud of my alma mater ??
Montreal’s STM is updating their signage (more info), with a focus on wayfinding and legibility. They’re shifting the typography from Univers 57 to Transit, as well as implementing a custom monospace and pictogram fonts.
The latest novel use to which like is being put is as an infix. Infixes are a pretty small set in English, so a new one is a genuine surprise, linguistically. In some ways it is unlikeprecedented.
Never grow up ?

The Daughter as Detective. A bibliophile tries to understand her father through his favorite Swedish mystery books.
I don’t know why it’s so frustrating that my dad refuses to say or even think about why he likes the things he does, when his preoccupations run so deep and are so consistent.
Mama duck and baby in the pond at Jarry Park


Design Canada is a documentary film celebrating the golden era of Canadian design. View the trailer.
I attended the Montreal screening of the film last week and definitely learned a few things. My design history knowledge skews heavily towards Britain and Europe, so it was pretty awesome to see Canadian efforts in the spotlight. I grew up during the period when much of this work was being scrapped in favour of the new, so I never really appreciated some of the systems that we had in place.
The film is showing around the country over the next month, including several more screenings at Cinema du Parc in Montreal. It will be released digitally in the fall.
Thanks to the film’s director, Greg Durrell, for providing me with the film’s title card for this post.
Ana Sora from Pilot Coffee Roasters. It has a strawberry thing going on ☕️


Station Eleven by Emily Mandel.
I really enjoyed this book. Almost couldn’t set it down. Would definitely recommend picking up a copy.