– Wow! The Evolution of the Alphabet
– Matthew Smith created a simple Typefoundry directory and shared it with the world.
– The mighty Paula Scher on Hurry Slowly. Worth a listen.
– Mark Nixon photographs well loved stuffed animals.
– Are you looking for a job? CreativeMornings now has a job board.
– This Radiolab episode is fascinating and terrifying. What we think is credible will be soon not be so simple to discern.
– A study by Harvard University scientists confirms that meditating regularly can improve both your physical and mental health!
– This house! The pool! Gah!
– Oh, I like this modern cat scratcher/house.
– A moving read: The silence: The legacy of childhood trauma
– I think these cement planters are beautiful.
– Fake Instagrams are one of the last refuges of the authentic online self (via)
– Some of the world’s most beautiful banknotes.
– Soft robots. Wow!
– Love this kids girls shirt: La fille du futur! (via Joanna)
– My friend Bekka makes these colorful jewelry trays. I love mine.
– Hey Zuckerberg, ‘well shucks’ isn’t enough from a billionaire.
– This made me chuckle: A messenger that forces people to converse using just GIFs
– I can relate.
– Where Your Cat Wants to Be Petted, According to Science
– The panorama feature on your phone is great to create cute little cars when you scan a highway with it. This made me laugh.
– The Tattly Mermaid by Jessi Preston makes me giggle.
– It’s been an incredible week for me and my team. We launched the LinkedIn of the creative world. We call it CreativeGuild.
[A study by Harvard University scientists confirms that meditating regularly can improve both your physical and mental health!]
It was a tiny study, 24 people over 8 weeks without a control group, and didn’t appear to measure mental health, so I would suggest being a bit more tentative about your headline. I’d go for something like:
A small study by Harvard University scientists adds to the body of literature suggesting that meditating regularly may also improve your physical health.
Not quite as catchy but much more accurate.
Apr 14th, 2018 / 5:36 pm
aw, i just saw gregory porter at the KKL in luzern!
Apr 15th, 2018 / 11:48 am