Steady Clappin'

I can’t wait. More images up in here.

Holy balls, guys. They literally don’t make them like they used to. So gorgeous. Three more are posted after the break and even more right up in herrr.

Read more, nephew.

I know the ‘e’ is upside down. I don’t care. It’s still amazing that the logo works with it.

Beautiful.

Absolutely gorgeous, restrained, and clever use of parallax design.

Eephus Leage Magazine

I don’t often write about things I’ve done on here because I don’t want it to be that kind of site. There are tons of things out there that are awesome and deserve recognition that I didn’t do. Plus, GIFs are much mo’ betta’.

But today, I am going to indulge in some self-praise. Brand New just did a huge write-up of a design process I was intimately involved in—something I’m pretty proud of: JouJou at The Grand.

Read more, nephew.

Aaron Droplin, co-founder of Field Notes, drops some knowledge about memo books, the gorgeous little things that have been around for over a hundred years.

Path was an app that I downloaded almost a year ago and used for a hot minute. I enjoyed it because it was simple and pretty. However, it suffered from the fact that nobody I knew really used it. Who needs another social network? It eventually grew stale and I switched to Instagram. However, with the launch of Path 2.0, I’ve been sucked back in. (Tractor beam). The UI is gorgeous. It’s miles ahead of Instagram in that regard. There are all kind of little animations and touches that make the app a joy to use.

Instagram has become this bloated spammy thing, not because of the developers or designers, but because of its users. It’s essentially Myspace. Path (hopefully) keeps from that happening by limiting your following ability to only 150 users, up from the original idea of 50. There are filters, just like every other photo-sharing app out there, but it isn’t dedicated to that the way Instagram seems to be. You can comment, geo-tag, check in—all that jibba jabba nerds need—right from Path.

Path is about the simple sharing of your day to people you know. I just hope enough people I know start using it.

For really real.