Affinity 3 thoughts PRO: the all-in-one approach is nice. especially with ability to customize studio spaces. feels great, works great CON: new UI is horrible. starting a new file, customizing tools & exporting is just awful. 10 steps back. i will stick with v2 because of this

Still my favorite christmas commercial

looks cool to me chat

coming around to the idea of going back to Washington Football Team and doing a logo-less uniform. let the stripes and color carry it.

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the Perplexity commercial with Hamilton is good because its honest. the most annoying person in your life who doesnt know anything will use it to fake their knowledge to impress you... then break your phone when you call them out. perfect.

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something in the air...im feeling bold. i think it's Hammertime 😎

Where's our @F1 fans at??? So, we bought this disc version of F1 25 for PS5, opened it up, and realized we have the PS5 that doesn't take discs... Can't return it, can't use it - so you get it for FREE! DISCLAIMER: it has been opened, but not used AT ALL. To enter: 🏁Like this post 🏁Repost this post 🏁Follow @ProLineMockups 🏁Tag a friend that loves F1 Winner will be randomly selected from whoever does all of those things - announced Sunday here on X.

i started Graphic Language as a blog in 09. since, ive tried it as a newsletter, YT channel, & digital magazine. I've avoided what i think it deserves to be & honestly what i really want to do with it: a print mag. so im committing to 10-12 issues (50 prints each?) then im done

was especially cool seeing the new art direction applied to stadium mocks. it was all about making signage look bold and giant. replacing some stuff that was hard to see even up close with big ass logos and close up player crops

while we’re talking about NASCAR points system, lets also not let the overtime rules off the hook.

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this is probably my favorite part of the process; bringing the art direction to life. exploring how it could work in the real world and how art interacts with a city.

sport is built on fairness. entertainment is built on spectacle. and when you have fairness between elite competitors, you will have entertainment. a team sport playoff makes zero sense for motorsports.

something something Indy 500…commitments….

imagine a single blown tire costing you the championship…

A playoff system has never made sense for motorsports. the team sport comparison was always flawed logic.