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The Grammar of Limits: Informality and the Fate of Decorum
Bad actors once needed a symbolic order to operate within. That requirement is gone. This is what its absence looks like. More
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From a Six-Month-Old PR to a Working Proof of Concept
A designer who can read code but doesn’t write it. An AI coding tool. A six-month-old idea that became a working plugin in one afternoon.… More
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Porto, AI, and what the design meetup taught us about individual range
A week with Automattic’s creatives showed that AI isn’t flattening creative work but instead revealing who already knows how to move across domains and raising… More
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TV in Radio Times: On AI and the Role of the Designer
As AI accelerates execution, a quieter question emerges: when output becomes abundant, what gives the work meaning? More
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Why Most Messages Fail (And Always Have)
Anthropic’s Super Bowl ads cost millions but left viewers confused. An ancient parable about seeds and soil explains why—and reveals a hard truth about communication… More
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Readings.
After enjoying books, I design covers to make books forever mine. More about it.
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The Tempest
William Shakespeare, 1611.
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The Master and Margarita
Mikhail Bulgakov, 1967.
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Circe
Madeline Miller, 2018.
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Uno, nessuno e centomilla
Luigi Pirandello, 1926.
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Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare, 1599.
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M: The Son of the Century
Antonio Scurati, 2018.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Walter Isaacson, 2017.
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Fascism, a warning
Madeleine Albright, 2018.
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Dante: The Poet, the Political Thinker, the Man
Barbara Reynolds, 2006.
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Damn Good Advice
George Lois, 2012.