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DDW23: Raw Color Celebrates Award Win With Vibrant Show

Design Milk

Photo: Katie Treggiden In a similar vein, the Sea Level Socks , visualize predicted rising sea levels – the four pale green lines represent the predicted rise of 7 cm in 2020, 12 cm in 2030, 17 cm in 2040, and 22 cm in 2050 – as well as all the integers in between.

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How Tellart is designing sensory spaces to inspire the public imagination

Creative Boom

Verhage echoes this sentiment, noting that Tellart's work considers both physical and digital realities as inseparable parts of modern experience. "We Our material world can no longer be separated from the immaterial digital plane. We acknowledge our immaterial reality," she explains.

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A typeface has been designed for the Welsh language

Design Week

This is the first time that the Welsh alphabet has been translated into a digital typeface. It is part of a wider ambition for the Welsh Government’s plans to have 1m Welsh speakers by 2050. Welsh is one of the oldest living languages in Europe, but only 29.8% of the country’s population are able to speak it.

Fonts 101
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Illustration Series: Portraits

Mindsparkle Mag

If you've ever done an illustration before, digitally or old-school, you already know that what matters the most is to reflect yourself and your style! Selfportraits 2050 by Omar Aqil. Back with the Illustration Series, we're featuring some stunning real-life portraits and some very conceptual ones. Illustration by Airing Nahar.

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Sennep develops app to understand how cities affect mental wellbeing

Design Week

London-based digital product design studio Sennep has developed and branded a survey app called Urban Mind, which will examine how living in cities affects our mental state.

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Digital Renderings Collage 3D Objects into Futuristic Self-Portraits by Artist Omar Aqil

Colossal

Lahore, Pakistan-based artist Omar Aqil ( previously ) digitally assembles technology, 3D objects, and textured masses into figurative collages for his series Self-Portraits 2050. All images © Omar Aqil, shared with permission.

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Why Terms of Use practices need an ethical revamp

UX Collective

If the user does not yet have children, this agreement will be enforceable until the year 2050. ProPrivacy , a digital privacy group, also managed to get away with sneaking in some absurd demands into their T&Cs. All individuals assigned to NameDrop automatically become the property of NameDrop, Inc. No exceptions.