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.
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Great websites, channels and accounts — Worldwide. Short reviews every day.
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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.
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@britishlibraryenWorldwide
British Library treasures
The British Library shares its visual treasures: manuscripts, illustrations, Alice, and books turned into sculpture.
Site of the dayflexboxfroggy.commixWorldwide
Flexbox Froggy: frogs teach CSS
A game where you guide frogs onto lily pads by writing CSS flexbox properties. Before you know it, layout makes sense.
Telegram of the day@smithsonianmagenWorldwide
Smithsonian's Curious Stories
Stories from Smithsonian magazine in English: archaeology, history, art and nature, each with a headline and a short summary.
Instagram of the day@dylaniwakunienWorldwide
Dylan Iwakuni: Japanese wood joinery
A woodworker trained under a Kyoto master shows traditional Japanese joints that hold without nails or screws.
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@astrokobienWorldwide
AstroKobi: space news in a minute
Short, friendly videos on the latest in astronomy: the Sun, Saturn, exoplanets, the fastest star on record, eclipses worth staying up for.
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@librarycongressenWorldwide
Library of Congress archives
The official profile of the world's largest library: old illustrations, photographs and albums from its collections.
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etymonline.comenWorldwide
Etymonline — Online Etymology Dictionary
A dictionary that tells you not what a word means but where it came from: which roots, which languages it passed through, and how its meaning shifted along the way.
Telegram of the day@scienceenWorldwide
@science: science news, explained sharply
A large English-language channel on fresh research in biology, physics, space and AI, where each post is a short explainer with context.