Elizabeth Minkel

There’s No Such Thing as a One-Size-Fits-All Web
Need a cure for widespread platform malaise? For inspiration, look to the trusty spreadsheet.
WIRED
My lates piece for WIRED is live! On platform affordances and constraints, and the (different) things we need from the next phase of the web. (And featuring one of the things I find most interesting about the creation of Tumblr: David Karp’s line about his fear of the “big empty text box.”)
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huariqueje:
An Evening Walk - Leif Engström , 2021.
Swedish, b. 1992 -
Oil on canvas , 194 x 182 cm. frame
joeinct:
Motorhome at Half Dome, Yosemite National Park. CA, Photo by Roger Minick, 1980
(via joeinct)
lawrenceleemagnuson:
Fairfield Porter (1907-1975)
Birch Trees by a Window (1968)
oil on canvas 91.4 x 91.4 cm
existo-ray:
Perle Fine (via 24439_h2048w2048gt.5.jpg (2048×1612))
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Source: berrycampbell.com
lawrenceleemagnuson:
Hernan Bas (USA b. 1978)
Secret Hideout of the Flamingo Gang (Abandoned Paddle Boats) 2014
acrylic on linen 182.9 x 152.4 cm
paolo-streito-1264:
Duomo stop, Milano, Italy, 60s. Carlo Orsi Archive.
(via joeinct)
thevaultoftheatomicspaceage:
Ann-Sophie De Steur
sovietpostcards:
An room in the Intourist Hotel overlooking the Kremlin and the Red Square (Moscow, 1978).
showertaker:
(via kaelio)
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vintage-every-day:
Provincetown in the 1930s.
spacecamp1:
Lorenzo Piemonti, Tempi Matematici, 1981, Acrylic on canvas
(via rougejaunebleu)