To track individual butterfly movements, designers had to make a transmitter with no battery that's lighter than a grain of rice. https://t.co/cYcdsEjonx
Once seen as cheap, a used present is something many people are now open to receiving. ThredUp’s holiday sales show how fast the taboo is fading. https://t.co/TvJna4cwIR
The fashion world has recently become infatuated with reading. Case in point: Madewell's new collab with the New York Public Library. https://t.co/Qylmx14WSf
The bricks to build the new wing at Design Museum Gent were made from rubble and construction waste. "If we want to build differently, we first need to change our perception of materials and how we value them," says Farah Ferval. https://t.co/SeD0eePo4D
How Apple Music used actual sound to guide its rebrand, with mineral oil, acrylic props, and lots and lots of liquid to visualize real sonic waves. https://t.co/6VPcuiDelQ