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“I simply knew them as extraordinary grandparents.”
Dear Reader,
Llisa Demetrios grew up as the granddaughter of two design icons of the twentieth century: Ray and Charles Eames. Today, as Co-Founder and the Lucia Eames Chief Curator of the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity (named afte...
Open Call for Content!
Dear Reader,
We’ve been working on this for quite a while. Together with the design studio Autostrada Studios and web developer Julian Priess, we created the new the thing Magazine website.
something is missing is a reader-supported publi...
Capitalism = Competition
Having been self-employed for almost three years now, I have slowly but surely come to realize a very simple truth: capitalism is about competition. I know this sounds super banal, and perhaps obvious or naive to many, but to me, it isn’t....
The Invisibility of the Everyday Designer
(Sorry to all film lovers, this gif from the Japanese science fiction The Invisible Man Appears is completely taken out of context!)
Dear Reader,
Two weeks ago, I headed back to my old university for a conference hosted by my former illus...
Who can afford to be excited—about AI?
Dear Reader,
This newsletter is a little off brand. We’re not exactly known for covering tech. But when Figma invited me to San Francisco for its annual conference—this year dedicated entirely to AI—it’s hard to say no. As a journalist, I...
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