Site of the dayciechanow.skienWorldwide
Bartosz Ciechanowski
Long, hands-on explainers on how watches, bikes, GPS, sound and the Moon work — every diagram is a 3D model you can spin and tweak with sliders.
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@_theiconoclassenWorldwide
@_theiconoclass: art history, fast and funny
Melbourne art historian Mary McGillivray unpacks paintings, movements and the visual language of pop culture in quick, sharp videos.
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@publicdomainrevenWorldwide
The Public Domain Review on Pinterest
The Public Domain Review's Pinterest: old engravings, manuscripts, bookplates, antique playing cards and early color photos, each with a story.
Site of the daypudding.coolenWorldwide
The Pudding: stories told in charts
An online publication that explains ideas through interactive visual essays: music, language, sports, relationships — all dug out of data and beautifully drawn.
Instagram of the day@shanegrossphotoenWorldwide
Shane Gross: life underwater
Canadian photographer Shane Gross captures marine and freshwater life: sharks, mangroves, tadpoles in a lake.
TikTok of the day@pintofplaneenWorldwide
Pint of Plane
Irish woodworker Eoin Reardon builds things from wood using only hand tools: planes, chisels and saws.
Vietnam of the daysaigoneer.comenVietnam
Saigoneer: old Saigon in pictures
The history section of Saigoneer, an English-language magazine: archive photos, old buildings, street fashion and forgotten neighbourhoods of Saigon and Vietnam, with new pieces every week.
Site of the dayfontsinuse.comenWorldwide
Fonts In Use: typefaces in the wild
An archive of real-world graphic design that identifies which typefaces were used: book and record covers, signage, packaging, posters.
Telegram of the day@githubtrendingenWorldwide
Today's GitHub Trending
A bot-run English channel that posts repositories from GitHub Trending, each with language tags and a plain summary of what it does.
Instagram of the day@anton.thomasenWorldwide
Anton Thomas: hand-drawn maps
Artist Anton Thomas spends years drawing huge maps in pencil and pen, such as a world map with 1,642 wild animals.
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@oddanimalspecimensenWorldwide
Odd Animal Specimens
Charlie Engelman pulls strange animals, skulls and insects from a zoology museum's collection and explains what makes each one unusual.