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Introducing the whitest paint ever invented. https://t.co/CD6s6A2CUh https://t.co/5aZ87cDZ2i

Glad we could be part of such a great event! https://t.co/EK7fkviikb

Every day can be your personal Earth Day: Belgian artist Alain Verschueren’s Portable Oasis lets you spend quality time in the garden while social distancing at the same time. https://t.co/qUoeY2OLlU https://t.co/mkqkjbMwOd

Susan Morris rounds up the design and architecture films @SXSW including The Queens Gambit, Mau, Lily Topples the World, and Them. https://t.co/LJChCzHId5 https://t.co/MvqpBH5S3v

Join us Thursday for our next Design Observer Community Session when we welcome Brooklyn-based Dutch designer Henk van Assen to share his spectacular work. https://t.co/w233lq4pSY https://t.co/kQOwaEnGle

Influential American architect Donald P. Ryder—who in partnership with J. Max Bond, Jr. was widely regarded as the most influential African-American architect in New York—has died at the age of 94. https://t.co/O1G8qFJ9jw https://t.co/bRVLslrID3

New #Design #Job Posted: Pandiscio Green is seeking both an ambitious graphic designer and a Senior Designer, Planning & Architecture. #Apply today! https://t.co/24Jnf2Woyv https://t.co/tHYmLp2AcK

On this week’s Design Matters with @debbiemillman creative sherpa @lisacongdon once again helps listeners take their work to new heights. https://t.co/Yk2TQx4Vfu https://t.co/5qfXkr8Hlv

Italy, meet Baltimore! https://t.co/QQHFYQCajw https://t.co/RnIP0Wco27

When wayfinding meets letterpress. https://t.co/6U0QFC7beb https://t.co/w0UYdbbX30

"We rarely think of it this way, but the leaders of organizations are designers too...By choosing the strategy, the budget, the culture, and who they hire, they have more impact on whether good work is possible than anyone.” — @berkun Read More: https://t.co/YMV48pE7Gr https://t.co/pyfYw5bXcy

From trade catalogues to children’s stories, Dutch graphic designers during the first half of the 20th century produced a memorable body of work that deserves revisiting. @designersandbooks https://t.co/sU4cJJfEY5 https://t.co/Ekg5mMvOXr

Everything you need to know about what’s happening in type today, from @Monotype https://t.co/Gmx7932kg1 https://t.co/PGxYvN3204

A collection of hand-lettered Marvel Comics titles, curated by Reagan Ray. (h/t @Emblemetric) https://t.co/8VKY6p4jgH https://t.co/mjHUwxVqGM

Susan Morris rounds up the fruits of recent festivals including Sundance, Slamdance, and the New York Film Festival—yielding films that make architecture, design, and the built environment integral to the story. https://t.co/prkMcFBXm3 https://t.co/sXLxUmx7mN

New on https://t.co/C8DiAdVesC, @jessicahelfand, founding editor of @designobserver on 3 books she would recommend to anyone and what she is reading now. https://t.co/rC6xSneSsX https://t.co/rZteJxXeHM

In the 1870s a popular thing to do was to get a portrait of you sitting on your best friend's lap. Let's bring back this cozy trend! https://t.co/r6rvBM4xun

"Our lives should be marked not by “comps” and metrics and filters and proofs of concept and virality but by tight circles and improvisation and adventure and lots and lots of creative waste. And not just to save ourselves, but to save each other." https://t.co/XfOA0cSEkv

Jessica Helfand questions what it means to be a maker during a crisis in her new release > https://t.co/VBKXbLJjGY https://t.co/fPEIdmNB4Q

U.S. election maps are wildly misleading, so this designer fixed them: https://t.co/41RwGEpzdx https://t.co/Fnq4aMfmWb

This beautiful cover by @dadjaye is one of six artist's covers for the Volume re-edition of #RalphWaldoEmerson 's Self-Reliance available from https://t.co/YsckWScFGv. #theselfrelianceproject https://t.co/l5b8uudvwh

More here on the new @MTA map in this great @FastCoDesign article by @ctrlzee, and *do not* miss the lovely short film by @gary_hustwit https://t.co/X8nvw9k4Fm