The logo animation has requested its own dressing room
Six seconds of choreography before you are allowed to learn what the company does.
A January 1 punch to the gut, then new dispatches hitting you every Monday. Totally 41 entries strong.
41 dispatches
Six seconds of choreography before you are allowed to learn what the company does.
The brief requests something nobody has seen before. Please attach three proven examples.
A leaf icon has volunteered to carry the entire sustainability strategy.

One zipped folder contains fourteen fonts, a missing photograph and everybody's assumptions.

Professional development has opened 47 browser tabs and no obvious exit.
The studio has approved experimentation. Nobody has defined the experiment.

We spent the afternoon making a perfectly good file look as though it survived a basement flood.
An attractive image has arrived with no visible means of standing up.

A fictional relationship between one designer and a number that keeps changing.

Shared ownership works better when somebody knows who is sending the file.
The perfect morning ritual has been postponed until after the actual work.

Sometimes the thing paying for your work is allowed to remain the thing paying for your work.

Everyone wants something fresh, provided it has already been approved.

An investigation into the suspicious productivity of an object that cannot sync.

New structure. Same urgent question about who owns the client call.
The shortcut works beautifully. The decision is still standing outside, waiting to be let in.

Asking for a payment milestone should not require an emotional origin story.

A fictional dispatch from the unpaid marketing department of a one-person business.

A holiday is difficult to enjoy when your inbox has packed itself into your suitcase.
The invoice arrived safely. Its recipient has apparently been relocated by federal agents.
One person appears to have researched, designed, built and personally invented the internet.

The deadline becomes surprisingly flexible once it has a price attached.

A fictional evening of telling strangers you are passionate about things.
The interface is consistent. The user is consistently lost.
The person making the decision appears to live in an undisclosed part of the building.

The best idea could not get a word in, so it has gone back to its desk.
A discussion about recognition has accidentally become a discussion about acreage.

The website is nearly ready. So was the previous civilisation.
Please collect your comments from the car park, the voice note and the screenshot of a screenshot.

A hypothetical assignment appears to require production-ready assets by Thursday.

Warm language becomes less comforting when it explains why the work never stops.

There are borders. There are disputes. There is no recognised final file.

A new stakeholder appears precisely when the project is ready to leave.

Forty pages of atmosphere. One very small question about what we are making.
Nobody knows the deadline, but everyone agrees it is aggressively soon.

The calendar invitation has an agenda. The agenda is to establish an agenda.
Rent $1,800
Coffee $12
Exposure $0
He loved the concept. Unfortunately, he’s going in a different direction.
The machine made 200 options. Congratulations. You now have 200 decisions.
Translating the world’s least useful sentence into something you can actually design.

It has opinions. It has dependents. It would like to circle back on the original scope.
A publication for people who love making things and have concerns about everything surrounding it.
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