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The YouTube algorithm has done it again, another great recommendation. This time it's from a Singaporean "guerilla wayfinder" designing and installing signs for the benefit of others. The act is noble, and the storytelling is great.

A technical overview of processing images captured from a line camera. The images in question are incredible scans of trains and trams as they pass the camera. The author, Daniel Lawrence Lu, also looks two other photographers using line cameras in their post.

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Get creative, look at clouds and draw what you see. You can also view what others have drawn over clouds uploaded to the site.

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Scans of 1980s Japanese station passes that are aesthetically pleasing, discovered via Nicolas Magand While reverse image searching the second ticket I found a fun story about a visit to the Horyuji Temple.

I also came across some more fantastically designed commemorative tickets for railway lines from the 50s-70s.

Ready for a hit of crotcheted nostalgia? Nicole Nikolich created large crotchet pieces depicting Minesweeper, Neopets, Solitaire and the Sims which are currently on exhibit at The Delaware Contemporary until 25 May 2025.

Discovered via Ben Daubney.