The Orbit
The Orbit, Marta Litson, Paula Smiri, Sarah Ylm, Kris LitsonCreative culture, design oddities & internet ephemera.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 75 | Subscribers | Read | itstheorbit.com |
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🛸 The Orbit Dispatch: Issue #15
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Creative culture, design oddities & internet ephemera.
I live on a diet of energy drinks and overly ambitious side projects, all while aggressively kerning fonts and wrestling with colour palettes like they owe me money.
working mom who writes, brings concepts to life and navigates the beautiful chaos of it all. Passionate about building a supportive community of creatives along this journey. \ud83d\udc7e
Millenial Teenager who heals through memes, creativity & observing everyday internet culture. ✨
Kris Litson is a New Zealand-born, Aussie-raised, German-resident nerd that is actually a series of neuroses wearing a human suit. He writes about things that annoy him. Which is a shockingly broad category. Also games sometimes.
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