The Art and Science of Color in Design
Colour is doing far more work in your designs than you think. The science and psychology behind it, so every hue on the page earns its place.
Notes on design and technology, plus regular detours into things nobody asked about.
Colour is doing far more work in your designs than you think. The science and psychology behind it, so every hue on the page earns its place.
Oshada, entirely incapable of objectivity here, on why Arcane's animation, writing and characters add up to one of the best things on screen.
Design systems sound like bureaucracy and turn out to be freedom. Why structure is the thing that lets a team actually create something.
Walter White and Jimmy McGill go bad at different speeds. Oshada on how both shows pull it off, and why Gus Fring still steals every scene.
A tour of type: where it came from, the vocabulary nobody bothers to explain, and the hierarchy, alignment and contrast that make letters behave.
Balance, movement, emphasis, and the rest of the rules. Learn them properly, use them until they are instinct, then start breaking them on purpose.