Day 1 of building an adventure game with @GoogleAIStudio: ✅ Mountain town + dystopian city connected by train ✅ Economy and currency ✅ Changing weather patterns ✅ Farming ✅ NPCs who speak and change their environment ✅ Buying, finding, and trading supplies ✅ Flying a drone

I’ve been shooting on the oldest and most random 35mm cameras I could get my hands on and something about it has completely revived my photography spark.

Lovable is free to use for everyone this weekend. Let's ship!

Beta 26 installed. This isn't subtle at all. They cranked these effects up to ten for the launch but will most likely dial it all down before the public release.

Materials warm up on the morning of WWDC.

Couple of 2025 shifts: UX/UI/Product → Designer Portfolio → Personal site Process → Raw ideas & execution Prototype → Test environment

TBH the people that I love talking to about design the most are those who are farthest away from the field.

I recently went on a rampage designing custom pixel icons like this for my app. Highly recommend this style even just for fun.

This is one of my favorite things Reddit has ever done.

Feeling the need to design the website equivalent of the new McLaren W1.

I’m convinced that Threads is just millions of AIs posting random questions and prompts for people to reply to. New growth hack?

Built myself a simple journal iOS app and realized there's a potential future where anyone could create any app on their device, exactly how they want it, without code.

Spending the day browsing

Didn’t design a single UX flow for two weeks.

Figma should completely automate Slides and not the design tool itself. More craft, less decks.

I hear making reels is what gets engagement these days. Now with stereoscopic color technology.

My first job was at a bike shop where I spent 4 hours designing mountain bike catalogs and the other 4 unloading boxes in the warehouse. Pretty sweet balance.

Real soldiers forget every week and plug this thing in at 8:59 am on Monday.

If you accidentally hit ◁◁ or ▷▷ while listening to a Spotify podcast, you will enter a parallel dimension where you'll never find your place in that podcast again.

Reminder that a new iPad won’t make you a better designer, producer, filmmaker, illustrator, etc without first putting in the work. I think people legit buy and abandon them because of that fantasy.