Lucas Crespo 📧
@lucas__crespo
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creative lead at @every designing https://t.co/JURKyESnm5 and https://t.co/uucoKbPW4d previously art director at @vml_global and @BBDONY
Joined October 2018
What if software products did hardware? An exploration:
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Crazy that tweeting about starting a mini design movement actually started a mini movement
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Exactly, what's the point of having an infinite internet when most stuff looks the same?
@lucas__crespo @danshipper @every Following for inspo. Completely agree with the message - in my mind what’s the point of having your own site if it’s cookie cutter and not a cool expression of who you are
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It truly feels like the luckiest time to be a designer, the tools are finally there and our only bottlenecks are our imagination.
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This quarter we really want to make our article reading experience more delightful, interesting and worth staring at. We'll be experimenting and prototyping a lot with mixed media, motion, editorial layout design and obviously AI. Which means we'll be pushing the limits of
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It's not because we aren't creative, its bc the web has subtly trained us to design for legibility, not delight and to choose clarity over character. But we think that product can be prose and vice versa.
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I kinda hate how 99% of articles on the web look exactly the same. Single text column on a white background, grids, margins, etc... all converging into a single safe and forgettable aesthetic. Even we at @every have fallen into this same trap without ever really questioning it.
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It’s starting to look like Framer
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Sora feels like the first truly entertainment/storytelling generative model, not just visually, but narratively. Not just because of the outputs, but because of how the input works. Unlike other models where the burden of creativity sits on the prompt, Sora takes that load off
The Sora 2 effect: Everyone’s a filmmaker, but no one’s sure who’s directing. “Sora feels like the first truly entertainment/storytelling generative model… you never really know what’s happening behind the scenes, which can feel frustrating but it’s also part of the
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The Sora 2 effect: Everyone’s a filmmaker, but no one’s sure who’s directing. “Sora feels like the first truly entertainment/storytelling generative model… you never really know what’s happening behind the scenes, which can feel frustrating but it’s also part of the
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Why 10 days and not 10 hours, hell why not 10 minutes
$2M ARR in three months used to be impressive. Now we expect it within ten days. Right now, momentum is the only moat.
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The team page for @every reminds me of the ESPN Sunday Night Football starting offense/defense player intro cards move.
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Today, we're launching Good Start Labs w/ $3.6M from amazing investors including @Inovia & @generalcatalyst My whole life I've been learning from games Over the past five years, I've dreamt about how AI learn with me. Today we're launching LOL Arena, the first AI benchmark for
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Made our OpenAI Dev Day live-coverage page in 20 minutes. First time I skip Figma completely, and did everything end-to-end in @framer, from design to publishing. Design pages just killed an entire step in my workflow.
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Launching something new tomorrow, been a long time coming. so excited
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hard disagree, the best creative work happens because of constraints, not despite them. "think outside the box" gets it backwards, the box IS the creative tool. when you really understand your constraints, you stop wasting energy on infinite potential possibilities and channel
Hot take: The more technical a designer becomes, the harder it is to craft truly great experiences; because at some point, the adventurous spirit gives way to the awareness of constraints.
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honestly, this could actually print
@lucas__crespo I hear clients just want a “can you make the logo bigger” button
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Most new ai design tools out there seriously misunderstand how designers work
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Wouter is doing the most researched company deep dives and founder stories out there, genuinely excited about this one
I spent 4 months. Reading. Researching. Writing and Scripting this podcast. This is the 20 year, $100+ Billion, story of how Spotify saved the music industry. How two founders from Sweden created one of the most valuable companies in Europe. Against all odds. This is: The
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