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Thanks for the Nightmare Fuel, Midjourney!| Jacob Filipp
One day at 1am, lying in my bed, I thought: They don’t really make middle-aged Barbies and also: I bet she goes by “Barbara” now Over the following hour my brain took off on a cinematic tour of Barbie and Ken’s “post-doll” life. By the time I fell asleep, I had outlines for the six […]| Jacob Filipp
I was reading a book about Risograph prints and saw an interesting poster hanging in one of the Riso studios. Chasing it down led me to Little Thunder’s “The Blister Exists” book: Now, what this is… is a 1,200 page encyclopedia of pole dancing moves with 1,180 individual illustrations: Look it up – it’s a […]| Jacob Filipp
I spotted the work of Tomoko Konoike in a Japanese show about modern embroidery (minute 12:20, free to watch). Storytelling Table Runner (物語るテーブルランナー) is a project where each work starts with Konoike listening to the personal stories of Japanese people. She then draws up the plans for a quilted place-mat based on the stories. The […]| Jacob Filipp
After she was Barbie. After he was Ken.| Jacob Filipp
Dear Reader, Alcohol is a hell of a drug. It’s night. I’m sitting and drinking my Jura. Relaxing with an episode of “Narrow Escapes“, a show life on Britain’s inland canals. Tonight’s feature is about a pair of young canal boaters: Amy is a game streamer and Wes is a game level designer. Everything is […]| Jacob Filipp
Below is a simulation of how I browse the web now.Not everyone uses phones in the same way. I hope this tool helps Web Designers ensure that their website is readable and accessible for all sorts of folks 🙏 Press backspace button in the browser to go back. This project was inspired by my crappy […]| Jacob Filipp
If you exported your Godot game to HTML5 and the exported files are much larger than the underlying project assets, then this document is for you.| Jacob Filipp
Tanaka Isson (1908-77) was a Japanese painter who was rejected by the art establishment. In 1958, he decided to leave the Japanese mainland and moved to a small tropical island named Amami Oshima – halfway between the main Japanese islands and Okinawa. Take a look at these otherworldly paintings of island wildlife: You can read […]| Jacob Filipp