Designer | #design #tech #automotive | 🤘🇨🇦 Here to create. My own weird opinions, don't take my advice.
Toronto, Ontario
Joined January 2009
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Designer Dan retweeted
I prompted @visualelectric and @grok to create an image of a guy standing in a desert landscape in front of a Cybertruck. It's interesting that Grok doesn't know what a Cybertruck is.
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Megatron the toy we all want. teapawt.net/Solocuriosos_1/status/…
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🍍 The word "pineapple" in different languages:
🇦🇿 ananas
🇧🇾 ананас
🇧🇬 ананас
🇭🇷 ananas
🇨🇿 ananas
🇩🇰 ananas
🇳🇱 ananas
🇪🇪 ananass
🇫🇮 ananas
🇫🇷 ananas
🇩🇪 Ananas
🇬🇷 ανανάς
🇭🇹 anana
🇭🇺 ananász
🇮🇸 ananas
🇮🇩 nanas
🇮🇪 anann
🇮🇹 ananas
🇱🇻 anannas
🇱🇹 ananasas
🇳🇴 ananas
🇵🇱 ananas
🇷🇴 ananas
🇷🇺 ананас
🇷🇸 ананас
🇸🇰 ananás
🇸🇮 ananas
🇸🇪 ananas
🇹🇷 ananas
🇬🇧 pineapple 😳
🇺🇦 ананас
Designer Dan retweeted
Today we say goodbye to this great blue bird
This logo was designed in 2012 by a team of three. @toddwaterbury, @angyche and myself,
The logo was designed to be simple, balanced, and legible at very small sizes, almost like a lowercase "e", a 🧵
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I'm a pretty "successful" designer and I've never once worried about auto-layout, variables. or components in Figma.
Call me crazy, but there's benefits to executing the design versus getting caught up in systems and processes.
Moving fast is so underrated.
K, now I see why newbies dip out of crypto. Hot tip; set it and forget it! #HODL This too shall pass.
Designer Dan retweeted
Y'all screwing up the branding of the future of the internet. It should be:
Web 3
Web 3.1
Web 95
Web Me
Web XP
Web Vista
Web 7
Web 8
Web 10
Get it together folks.
Designer Dan retweeted
Come do something weird with us at Adimverse.com @Adimverse
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this will likely be our most important contribution to the internet. proud of the team. #web5
(RIP web3 VCs 🤫)
developer.tbd.website/projec…
Web5: An extra decentralized web platform
docs.google.com/presentation…
Designer Dan retweeted
In 1995, more people preferred using CDROMs more than the internet. This is about where we are with crypto today.
inverse.com/article/7153-int…
