A simple, one-page site listing some Inclusive Design Principles for your occasional rebasing. 

"Public Work is a search engine for public domain content. Explore 100,000+ copyright-free images from The MET, New York Public Library, and other sources." Very nice interface for browsing.

I’m in favor of adopting this term to describe the type of man Tim Walz is modeling for America: Tonic Masculinity: confident, decent, “cheerleaders for women, rather than the other way around.”

An appreciation of the Carlisle 5216 cup and it's design. Now I want a stack of these for home.

Reagan Ray’s collection of Marvel’s superhero comics letterings. So much great hand drawn work, and beautiful color palettes. 

The NYT profiles Long Pond Studio, the beautiful recording studio owned by Aaron Dessner of the National, near Hudson, NY.

Flowing Data has some great charts detailing how we spend our time changes as we age. 

A huge and nicely curated collection of design resources, by Ruby Bacanovic: blogs, magazines, courses, shopping, typography, architecture, prints, home goods, digital stuff, and more.

A bunch of really nice web and app design details being collected at Design Spells.

Fun and beautiful interactive timeline displaying the contemporaneous lifespans of notable people. Starts at 3345 BC, but really gets going around 600 BC. You can also really see why 500 to 1000 AD is called the Dark Ages; hundreds of years with almost nothing happening.