RT @apaatsio: Disney animation principles in transitions:

A very welcome article: Confessions of a Recovering Lifehacker

Printable custom catalogs
These are GREAT. When you arrive, make sure you get one of these cards and a pen. The reverse side has a field of numbers next to bubbles which, while they do give me flashbacks to standardised tests in high school, are used for a much more fabulous purpose here. Every work in MoA has a number, and if you like something, just fill in the corresponding dot. At the end of your visit, there’s a spot in a wall in the main hallway where you insert your filled-in card, press a reassuringly old-fashioned button, and voila:
It’s a print-out list of the titles and names behind the stuff you liked, plus a custom URL that contains details on all of those pieces.

Weird but enjoyable Tumblr: historical photos of New York overlaid with contemporary comments

Must-read of the week: How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet

RT @anildash: This map of digital companies in NYC works great alongside the "Made In NYC" list ...

The Power of Bad Ideas. This is a seriously useful read.

Feels Bad Man: How Mobile Is Stopping the Lulz | Underwire | (via Instapaper)

@lindaliukas @railsgirls Check out

Attending RT @openp2pdesign: About to start my #fabbing course at @AaltoFablab, here is the first presentation

A neat set of visualizations by @blprnt about the history of Marvel's The Avengers

will be screened in New York this summer, right? Please.

RT @smashingmag: A fantastic UX read by our editor @iamfinch: Simplicity Isn’t Simple -

Ha.

RT @Jussipekka: Filters vs. failure: Instagram's perfect messes could spell trouble for creativity | The Verge via ...

A brave piece of writing about a delicate subject: Most Web Design Agencies Suck

Descriptive camera. This thing amazes and intrigues me.

I need to 3D print this 80s cell phone style iPhone case by @fffffat