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Welcome to episode 92 of Found Friday – the best design finds o’ the week. This week we have: a new (& beautiful) project management app for designers; a beautiful, hand-lettered sign for inspiration; Frank Chimero’s book, free to read online; Google’s crazy Chrome Web Lab; and a hilarious, satirical type article from the Onion.
Cage
There are a bevy of project management applications out there aimed at the web industry. Cage is a new one. I don’t know if it’s any good–that’s for you to figure out–but it sure is pretty.
The Lost Art of Hand Lettering
Check out this beautiful hand-lettered sign, then let the resulting wave of inspiration fuel a creative session like no other. And if you’re interested in learning how to draw letters, check out Crafting Type.
The Shape of Design
Frank Chimero wrote a book. It’s on my iPad, next up in the queue to read. If you haven’t read it yet, you can now read it free online!
Web Lab
Google released their Chrome Web Lab the other day. I don’t know how to explain it. It’s just crazy. Go over there and play with some features–the future of web is a bright place. Make sure you’re on a modern browser.
Helvetica Bold Oblique Sweeps Fontys
Here’s a light-hearted, nerdily hilarious article from the Onion to send you off into your weekend. Revel in the type satire! REVEL I TELL YOU
See you next week!