Derek Kın̈sman

@derekkinsman.com

Rude mechanical.

Went to the Cleveland Museum of Art and took a bunch of really bad photos of one of the really cool installations that @theowatson.bsky.social and his studio Design I/O worked on. It was super fun to play with. The other installation was down for maintenance. (I was in town for Earthquaker Day)

Random people playing with objects on a table.Not strangers playing with objects on a table. Those objects affect some art being projected on the wall above them. A close up of the table and the objects you can use to interact with.

So very upset that Penguin delivers book covers that look like this in the UK, but in USA & Canada we get the most generic stock art and (possibly AI) slop covers they can bang out.

10 books from a recent Penguin Science Fiction collection featuring black and white minimalist illustration with book titles in purple coloured typography. Reminiscent of 1950s & 1960s Penguin cover design.5 books from the recent Penguin Weird Fiction series featuring 1970s Ligne Clère-esque illustrations with contrasting typography.

I'm a boy with a job again. Abandoning all my possessions, walking off into the forest, and becoming a bog vvitch is gonna have to wait a bit longer. Design agency life maintains a tight grip on me.

A screenshost from the mockumentary television show "What We Do In The Shadows" featuring the character Colin Robinson staring directly into the camera. There is in-universe, on-screen text identifying the character as Colin Robinson. The closed captions are enabled and read as"[Colin] So, full disclosure: I am back in the workforce."

I decided to do some fun psychedelic typography (cuz it looks rad) for the cover of this month's copy of @unwinnable.com. @fawnrelic.bsky.social did a killer painting for the cover and left enough space for fun design. Anyway, this issue is full of awesome stuff and neat things that you'll enjoy.

Unwinnable@unwinnable.com · last mo.

Don't leave your pies unsupervised during this season of the vulture. Feast your eyes on Unwinnable Monthly Issue 200, featuring @gottsdamn.bsky.social on Okami and our usual cabal of contributors. Buy: buff.ly/jlKvwGN Subscribe: buff.ly/wd5q5n6

The cover for the 200th issue of Unwinnable Monthly, featuring art of a vulture flying above a desert with a psychedelic sun surrounding a pie in the sky. Text at the bottom of the cover reads "Issue Two Hundred."

The problem is not Kickstarter. The problem is groups like Collective Shout harassing payment processors into banning adult content. Payment processors are slow and risk averse machines and banning adult content is the easiest path. Stripe (KS's pp) has a ban on adult content.

Fixed it for you @forbes.com. “These decisions are not a reflection of their contributions, or of the overall strength of the company. Rather, they reflect our continual [need to increase shareholder value].” –Josh D’Amaro, New Disney CEO www.forbes.com/sites/robsal...

Disney Layoffs Hit Marvel Studios Hard

The Academy Award-winning artists behind some of Marvel's biggest hits are among the casualties from company wide staff reductions.

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A month ago @taylorlorenz.bsky.social wrote this excellent piece on gross dudes making apps to shame women. The last lines asks for someone to “develop a [tool] to calculate the number of orgasms these men have achieved for women. They can call it Orgasm Counter.” So I did. www.orgasmcounter.com

The Great Orgasm Counting Machine

A machine for calculating the number of orgasms men have achieved for women.

orgasmcounter.com

Taylor Lorenz@taylorlorenz.bsky.social · 5mo ago

I wrote about the viral “body count checker” app and surveillance purity culture for Playboy

The VFX and both Animation categories were absolutely stacked with must-watch bangers. Love that both animation winners come from Canadians. VFX this year? Mind-bogglingly good. Holy moly. Hair & makeup? get outta here. Costume design? what even.