All articles from Chris Glass
visualrambling.space
Damar explores various topics through animated and interactive visual essays. Dithering Part I is a great (and mesmerizing) place to start. / via SwissMiss
The 50 best video games of 2025 according to Polygon
Polygon shares a list that shifts between big studios, independent games and a slew of different genres. As much as I love Nintendo, I’d have left off Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, but I d
Discover.typography
I remember these font showcases from back in the day. They were fantastic ways to see type families in beautiful context. Brian Hennings brought them to life and now he’s archived examples on his webs
Christmas Cards
Created to support the UK organization Crisis and their annual holiday program, Red Dot Studio brought together 54 creative folks to design a deck of playing cards with a Christmas theme. It’s all so
Tyco catalogs were awesome
Vedad Siljak shares some choice spreads from Tyco toy catalogs on the Casual Archivist (substack). Seeing the breadth of illustration, type and photography across these handful of pages lights up the
Chuck Jordan’s blogroll
It’d be awesome if more websites had blogrolls (and not just personal sites). I dig Chuck’s because he adds a bit of context and categorization to help light the way. Apart from blushing by being ment
Deviled Egg Christmas Trees
Tangent: I was strangely obsessed with my mom’s Wilton Piping Tips Set growing up. It’s probably because it was a colorful creative tool and also involved sweets. ANYWAY, I’ve never felt like I needed
People Look at Art or Art Looks at People
My favorite photos from museums contain folks for scale and context. Anton Repponen shares a collection of such images and they’re delightful. (His name sounded familiar and now I recall enjoying his
Lorem 2
Usually I try and write actual words for design mockups (and sometimes they end up in a final product). If I need more texture, it’s easy to find basic placeholder text. But this tool by Andrew Boardm