Author
Zoé Caron
Reluctant typography critic
Zoé critiques typefaces uninvited, including on restaurant menus. She believes good typography is invisible and bad typography is unforgivable. If you show her a logo with dubious letter-spacing, prepare for a 40-minute lecture. You didn't ask for it, but she's already started.
Stories
- To rebuild Barbie's logo, Teddy Blanks started by buying dolls on eBay
- 3D printing tungsten carbide: soften it, don't melt it
- This $30 camera removes the screen, then misses the frame
- This lamp lets a single steel sheet decide its form
- CAD gets less annoying, one small friction at a time
- What's inside a five-dollar digital caliper
- Lucy Sparrow sewed a supermarket of 20,000 felt products
- These photographs are printed to be broken by hand
- To make a dressmaking game, Dressmaker had to choose what not to simulate
- Eleven agent tabs later, productivity starts to look like debt
- Forty-three quintillion Rubik’s Cube states fit on one scrollbar
- Mistral just patented the most ordinary move in agent development
- Mark the moment before AI summarizes the meeting
- Open amp captures are reaching mainstream pedals
- He buys abandoned domains before building the products
- The memory squeeze is already reshaping affordable computers