Some of you asked for the link (it's in the comments). I've added depth of field, proper holo texture and a bump map for more realism.
Looks crazy good for a browser! Play with it, upload your own images, export transparent PNGs. Slap stickers! Link in the comments.
Dot was deeply loved by the people who worked on it. We expressed that love through careful curation and editing, through spending months iterating on and developing an intuition for the material.
However, it was simultaneously was very much a product of the old “Apple” style paradigm where craft and perfection were king, because in the old world designers had years to play with materials and develop an intuition for them. Multi-touch, aluminum, glass…
Now the material (intelligence) changes too fast for that process. So products that live in symbiosis with the material, that embrace its rate of change and probabilistic nature as something to be loved vs optimized away are the ones that win.
It’s a new material. We learn to work with it in new ways that celebrate it for what it is vs try to mimic the materials that came before, to express our love for humanity in new forms.
so, tldr. Update your definition of design, of craft, or watch it die.
Introducing GRAINTOUCH, a new iPad drawing app with the soul of print.
Inspired by Risograph™ aesthetics, GRAINTOUCH lets you layer, blend, and create with the warmth of real ink, right on your screen.
GET IT ON THE APP STORE: https://t.co/q34fEO9ATb
https://t.co/TddyNPHNqU
teaching a very experimental class at @risd this fall, on designing software w/ AI in the process + product
here's the syllabus: https://t.co/WnW3VBkOau
(feedback welcome)
will open-source as many materials as i can
✨ Introducing Over - Space for Curiosity.
📷 Capture inspiration from physical world.
📱 Import any digital asset like screenshot.
😊 Categorize by emoji.
🎒 Archive like a Todo.
App Store: https://t.co/s9B3zRm5P5