What 1,929 fonts look like when sorted by job
Type Barn takes the Google Fonts catalog and reorganizes it around the designer's actual question: what kind of typeface do I need for this particular job?
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IRZ Creative archive, page 8.
XY does not draw 100 million points when the screen can only show a few thousand
XY is a new Python visualization library. At large scales it does not push every point into the browser: it computes only the level of detail the current screen can display.
The agent draws first; the human moves the last arrow
YuzuDraw combines a native macOS canvas, a compact DSL and an agent skill. The agent builds the structure, then the human keeps editing the same file visually.
Ten ways to fold a round world from open data
Daniel O’Donohue turns NASA, USGS and Natural Earth data into printable globes. Splitting a map into faces is not just decorative: it changes the projection problem.
What if a city museum’s fonts were allowed to disagree?
Berlin Museum's new identity mixes two typefaces inside each logo. Instead of smoothing the city into one house font, it treats visual contradiction as material.
Code can return to Figma without flattening the canvas
Code-backed screens can now come back with variables and more auto layout intact. A small change that makes bringing the real product back into the design file much less absurd.
How do you put Barcelona on a jersey without drawing a postcard?
FC Barcelona Modernista brings Catalan modernism into shirt names and numbers. The project gets interesting when local identity meets actual production and competition constraints.