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Typographic design by <n>Bruno Munari</n> from his 1971 book <n>Design as Art</n>.

A minimalist composition by <n>DAILY MINIMAL</n>.

<n>Abnormal</n>, a modular typeface by graphic designer <n>Marco Taccola</n>, 2022.

An <n>anthropomorphized flower postcard</n> produced in Italy, circa 1918.

The cover for <n>Typographica 7</n>, designed by <n>Herbert Spencer</n> and published by <n>Lund Humphries</n> in 1963.

<n>Hilma af Klint</n>'s painting <n>Picture of the Starting Point</n>, 1920.

Logo for the <n>Institute of Clean Energy</n>.

Vector eco icon, flower design element, an illustration by <n>Andrey_Kuzmin</n>.

Illustration from <n>James Malton</n>'s <n>The Young Painter's Maulstick</n>, 1800.

The geometric pattern of the <n>Velvet Geo Diamond floor tile</n> from <n>Hornbach</n>.

I love easter eggs  👀

(WIP portfolio build for @jkane)

A graphic symbol used as the <n>Flag of Franklia</n>, the <n>Vergina Sun</n>, and a logo for <n>Working Paradigm</n>.

Artwork by <n>Alexander Calder</n>, 1964.

Poster for a 2010 lecture by <n>Mirko Baum</n>, designed by <n>Adéla Svobodová</n> and <n>Pauline Kerleroux</n> for <n>Kruh</n>.

A 1927 plate of monograms by designers including <n>Karl Schulpig</n>, <n>Alfred Mahlau</n>, and <n>Ernst F. Knodel</n>.

The <n>Solar corona of the 1889 eclipse</n>, from <n>Popular Science Monthly</n> Volume 60, published in 1901.

A minimalist, geometric <n>Ensō</n> circle.

What an incredible research tool @perplexity_ai is, even if it hastens the demise of the Web. I had used Perplexity multiple times before, but was never impressed enough to move away from Google Search. Something changed recently.

Plus, their branding graphics are stunning.

A minimalist paper collage by artist <n>Liam Stevens</n>.

Illustration by <n>Jay Van Everen</n> for the 1922 book <n>Mighty Mikko: A Book of Finnish Fairy Tales and Folk Tales</n>.

Logo for <n>World Pulse</n>, a women-led global social network.