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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.
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.
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.
Telegram of the dayA near-daily roundup of tech and programming links, picked by software engineer Tal Koren, plus a weekly recap on which links landed and why.
Instagram of the dayThe Berlin-based Japanese artist fills whole rooms with red and black thread. Her account tracks installations in museums around the world.
TikTok of the dayNino Ferrari-Mathis walks you through remarkable homes and museums — LA modernism, Brazil, France, Japan — so you feel the space, not just see it.