Viktor Bijlenga

  • Weekly links

    Facebook released a [Newsroom based on WordPress](http://newsroom.fb.com/). First time I’ve seen WordPress being used by Facebook.

    [Sketchcasts](http://www.sketchcasts.net/) – Three to four screencasts a month, covering all about Sketch!

    [Guide to Facebook News Feed image sizes](http://www.insidefacebook.com/2014/03/26/infographic-guide-to-facebook-news-feed-image-sizes/) is a good resource for designers creating content, that will end up in the Facebook news feed.

    17 minutes on [The making of John Mayer’s Born & Raised artwork](http://vimeo.com/60647216).

    The Swedish type foundry Letters From Sweden released a beautiful typeface called [Ferry](http://lettersfromsweden.se/ferry/) inspired by the ferries in Stockholm.

    I found a interesting [workflow for writing iMessages with Alfred App](http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/3507-imessage-gtalk-contact-lookup-message-quick-reply/).

    [A few Mac apps we think all moderately computer-savvy persons should be using](http://thesweetsetup.com/articles/mac-apps-you-should-be-using/) – a good guide to some of my best productivity tricks.

    I learned that it’s possible to [create desktop applications with node-webkit](http://strongloop.com/strongblog/creating-desktop-applications-with-node-webkit/) if you’re familiar with html/css/js.

  • The Great Discontent: Merlin Mann

    I keep posting links those fine interviews from The Great Discontent. This might be the best one so far. Take some time, and read it. I enjoyed every word.

  • The Great Discontent – Timothy Goodman

    > Are you creatively satisfied? I don’t like this question (laughing). Right now, as I sit here, I would say yes: I feel creatively satisfied. Will I feel this way in a month? Maybe not. As creative people, we always want more. No matter where we’re at, the grass is always greener somewhere else.