Tree.fm - People around the world recorded the sounds of their forests, so you can escape into nature, and unwind wherever you are. 

Modern Illustration is a project by illustrator Zara Picken, featuring print artefacts from her extensive personal collection. Her aim is to preserve and document outstanding examples of mid-20th century commercial art, creating an accessible resource for understanding illustration history.

Made a few tweaks to my blog design:

• Created a new earth tone color palette and added a unique background color for each post type: snaps, notes, and links.
• Added post icon on left side of post. This is disabled on smaller screens.
• Note and link posts will be text only. I want to reduce visual clutter as much as possible.

Unpolished Human Websites by Joel

I want to read your words, your mistakes, your opinions, what's on your mind. Not whatever gets summarised or filtered through a machine, please.

50 Watts is a growing archive of weird and wonderful visual ephemera from around the world.

Accidentally Wes Anderson (AWA) is an online community, website, and book series that curates photographs of real-world locations resembling the visual style of director Wes Anderson.

300 Baud Magazine was a print-only publication aimed squarely at retrocomputing enthusiasts. Covering everything from the glory days of the mainframe to the home computer revolution, 300 BAUD contains an entertaining and informative blend of expert opinion, enthusiast ramblings and archival tidbits. 300 BAUD is 100% volunteer operated by people who care about dusty old computers. Ran for 3 issues.

I've seen several photographers like maique, collecting photos of cool stickers they find in various places. Thought it would be fun to start my own collection. I might do the same with concert posters I see downtown when I'm out on photowalks.

Working Through the Fear of Being Seen by Ashley Willis

Maybe I don’t need to be prolific. Maybe I don’t need to impress anyone. Maybe I just need to show up. Write what’s on my mind. Share the small things. Even if they’re messy. Even if they’re quiet. Because I know I’m not the only one who feels like this. I know I’m not the only one trying to find their way back to something they used to love. I know I’m not the only one wondering where their confidence went.

Finally got a chance to see Project Hail Mary yesterday. I really enjoyed it. At some point I'd like to read the book.

Sign outside of Shuster's Candy & Creamery.

The History of the Web - A twice monthly dispatch about the web's history, the incredible people that built it, and all the websites, code, and browsers you've never heard of.

Macon has four legal graffiti walls in the alleys downtown. Anyone is free to paint on them as long as they respect the rules (posted next to the wall) and not paint anything inappropriate. I like to visit them often to see what's new.

How the Blog Broke the Web by Amy Hoy

Homepages had a timeless quality, an index of interesting or useful or relevant things about a topic or about a person. You didn’t reload a homepage every day in pursuit of novelty.

Fall Line Brewing Co. in downtown Macon.