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Site of the dayIconic Houses is a global network of 20th-century house museums: homes by Aalto, Le Corbusier, Loos and others, artists' studios, and even a few iconic houses you can stay in.
Telegram of the dayAn unofficial channel that posts every new xkcd within minutes of release — with the number, the title and, crucially, the alt-text punchline.
Instagram of the dayBritish artist Helen Musselwhite cuts layered 3D scenes from paper: flowers, foxes, birds and whole landscapes. The feed shows finished pieces and process.
TikTok of the dayDubliner Cassie Stokes hunts down Ireland's best pubs, breakfasts and restaurants, and asks chefs where they eat. Not paid by the venues.
Pinterest of the dayPurl Soho's board of free scarf knitting patterns: dozens of scarves, wraps and bandanas, each linking to a full pattern.
Site of the dayA visual introduction to probability and statistics from Brown University: flip coins, drop balls and watch the rules emerge before you ever see a formula. Available in English, Chinese and Spanish.
Telegram of the dayThe official channel of Harvard's famous CS50 intro to computer science: bite-size explainer videos from the teaching team, free livestreams and course news.
Instagram of the dayThe official Instagram of the James Webb Space Telescope: nebulae, distant galaxies and objects beyond Neptune, with plain-language explanations of what you're seeing.
Pinterest of the dayMore than 300 bookplates from Auckland Museum's collection: coats of arms, monograms and tiny engraved scenes once pasted inside books.
Finland of the dayNatureGate (LuontoPortti) is a Finnish online field guide to flowers, trees, birds, butterflies and fish, with photos, descriptions and distribution maps in English.
Site of the dayMethod of Action is a set of free mini-games that train a designer's eye: kerning, Bézier curves, boolean shapes, color and letterforms, plus a simple web vector editor.