A menu is an interface
A restaurant menu is not just a list of dishes. It is an interface, a promise, and often a very accurate diagnosis of how clearly a business knows what it is doing. Continue reading
I like finding out why things work, why they break, and who forgot to care.
Records, useful links, projects and small observations from the messy middle between products, workflows, tools and internet culture.
ProjectBored HoardA lockdown-born internet discovery project for cool, useful, strange or completely unnecessary websites.
ToolFrom Vibes to ProcessTurn a recurring work mess into a one-page process brief people can actually use.
ToolStart With a FrameDescribe the mess. Get a useful framework to start making sense of it.
Blame!8.6
An endless walk through impossible architecture, where everything left behind feels like it ceases to exist. Cryptic, desolate, and increasingly beautiful. I understood less than I probably should have, but felt far more than I expected.
Eniale & Dewiela6.4
Great fashion chaos, weak long-form story. Worth it for the drawings more than the plot architecture.
A Distant Neighborhood7.2
The classic question — what would you do if you could go back? — handled with Taniguchi's usual emotional precision and weaponised nostalgia.
Chainsaw Man7.0
A 200mph existential chainsaw accident: masterpiece-level chaos in Part 1, then thematically rich but narratively exhausting fraudulence in Part 2. Respectfully, what the hell.
DandadanReading
Chaotic, loud, stupid in a way that is clearly doing push-ups. Still reading, still deciding how much of the nonsense is genius.
GachiakutaReading
Trash, class rage and absolutely ridiculous design work. The characters are so loud and defined they almost bully the plot into becoming serious.