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MOMUS: A Return to Art CriticismMOMUS is an online art publication where you’ll find serious and engaging writing on the international art scene, from reviews to longform essays.
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The Internet Made Me Hate My Notebook (But I Fixed It. We’re Good Now.)
K.C. Wise tries different notebooks, from various Moleskines to a Bullet Journal to a SELF Journal — then back again to a Moleskine: “. . . my relationship with the Moleskine notebook started very simply. Girl meets simple black notebook and falls in love.”
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Depression is a Loaded Gun
Derek Powazek comes to terms with his lifelong companion, depression: “I cannot keep doing the things I always have done. I can’t let depression define me, I can’t fight it, I can’t pretend it away. I have choose to do something else.”
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Anthony CarbajalAnthony Carbajal is a photographer living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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Why Bitcoin is Stupid
“Government-issued currencies have value because they represent human trust and cooperation. There is no wealth and no trade without these two things, so you might as well go all-in and trust people. There are no financial instruments that will protect you from a world where we no longer trust each other.”
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24 Hours of New Year’s Eve: Your Pictures
From Peru to Germany to Australia, from fireworks to music festivals to late-night hikes, bloggers around the world show us how they welcomed 2018.
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Afrobella
Created by Patrice Grell Yursik, Afrobella is an award-winning natural hair, skincare, beauty, and lifestyle blog “celebrating women all shades of beautiful.”
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It Gets BetterVisit the revamped website of the It Gets Better Project to browse an archive with thousands of video stories, and to learn about their mission to empower LGBTQ youth around the world.
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“Just having a mix of people (diversity) doesn’t mean anything fundamentally changes. And tolerance is terrible; I tolerate my annual mammogram but I certainly don’t like or look forward to it.”
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Anthropocene MagazineAnthropocene focuses on human innovation in a challenging, rapidly changing world, sharing stories on sustainability, biodiversity, preservation, and more.
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John PavlovitzA North Carolina-based pastor, John Pavlovitz writes on the noisy, messy intersection of faith, politics, and social justice in the U.S.
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Food, Art, Memory: Yaansoon’s Mediterranean Fusion
A spotlight on an illustration portfolio site that channels the textures and flavors of a colorful, diverse region.
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Graphique FantastiqueNatasha (Tasha) Nuttall is a graphic designer in London, UK, and on Graphique Fantastique she shares career advice for aspiring designers as well as snapshots of her work and the things that inspire her creative process.
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David Lebovitz’s Thanksgiving Recipe Roundup
If you’re celebrating Thanksgiving this week, don’t finalize your menu before you check out this roundup of favorite holiday recipes by pastry chef and food-blogger extraordinaire David Lebovitz.
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The Shutterstock BlogThe official blog of the world’s largest royalty-free image-subscription site provides inspiration, tutorials, and tips for anyone from business owners and designers to photobloggers.
