I have launched my instance 11 months ago, and this was my first post on this microblog.
I have chosen my words well!
Listening to Creative Characters #podcast. Craig Ward: From metal type to the digital unknown
Find it here:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/craig-ward-from-metal-type-to-the-digital-unknown/id1554900091?i=1000584030014
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9tb25vdHlwZS5saWJzeW4uY29tL3Jzcw/episode/OWJiMDVkOWItMmI5Ny00ZGMwLWEzYzItNTNlNjBhOThmMjEx?sa=X&ved=0CAUQkfYCahcKEwj4w9XZ9f77AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAQ&hl=en
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0yLZCkOhBO7GevCkDB3vWH?si=f34d2291d4a34478
https://www.monotype.com/podcast
And of course on my feed-as-a-service hub https://freshrss.mariobreskic.de/i/?rid=639cd2c618875
I seem to remember my confusion about books not being written/printed by hand, but instead with types.
As I look at these words, an echo of that same confusion seems to come back to me:
how are these words my own? And why? Are they yours? How do they sound with your voice, to you? How would they look written down by your hand? Would they look like mine?
Work by kid37, about the first Victorian travel to the moon, called Space 1887
Are you interested in design feeds and podcasts?
Here are some direct links you can put straight into your feed readers, curated by me:
For design feeds - https://freshrss.mariobreskic.de/i/?a=rss&get=c_2&rid=639789117920c&hours=168
For design podcasts - https://freshrss.mariobreskic.de/i/?a=rss&get=c_3&rid=639788ff9e5fd&hours=168
Spread it around, use it yourself to build your own, or explore and search for what interests you (I do that a lot lately)
Build your own stuff has always felt right
An interview with colleague Moritz Kleinsorge
https://www.identity-letters.com/blog/interview-with-moritz-kleinsorge
Technische Updates zum Feedhub zum Thema Visuelle Kommunikation (ehemals Grafikdesign) unter https://freshrss.mariobreskic.de/
Da seit einigen Monaten DGTF mit ihrer neuen Website keinen RSS-Feed mehr anbieten, sowie der Podcast Graustufen und das Fakultätsmagazin der Fakultät für Gestaltung der Hochschule Mannheim nicht mehr erreichbar sind, hab ich sie unter Fehlende Quellen kategorisiert.
Ebenfalls neu ist die Kategorie Drafts, in der noch zu prüfende Feeds zu finden sind.
Persistence is key
To me, Mastodon is like hanging out with neighbours and friends, some fences, some bbqs, more casual.
Twitter is my “conversation bar” or “shop bar” (borrowing from the idea of “listening bars”) where I go to to read what’s going on in my field of expertise.
Instagram is a pop-up exhibition space after Danto (“why is art?”).
It doesn’t have to make sense to anyone, it just needs to make sense to me, so I can make use of it.
What’s the architecture or geography of your socials, neighbour?
The commentary "The Infinite Art Scenario" by David OReilly - world-renowned animator, designer and game developer - is a valuable contribution to the discussion about #art and #artificialintelligence https://sub.davidoreilly.com/p/the-infinite-art-scenario?r=1nwsp5&s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Baden-Württemberg-based visual communication designer | Curator of http://freshrss.mariobreskic.de | Nufringen, Mannheim, Kroatien