Gregory Wieber offers insight to the events that led up to the innovative software, Hypercard. And also its demise. A fascinating peek I'd love to see extended.

Dig the perspectives and visuals stitched together in this Best in Show sampling of quilts. I only wished it was possible to click deeper and admire more details of each selection. / via webcurios

Austin Kleon announced his next book. I've loved the first three — no doubt I'll dig this one too.

Dan Sinker, shining the light on a few bits of joy. Related, People Magazine has collected more joyful photos — and this one with fellow medal recipients is cause for awws.

David Santiago made a mount for a phone to capture painting and drawing up close. There's a sample video on the product page or you can see more on Instagram. Neato!

This is the first time I've tapped out the letters to this gentleman's name, but I'm doing it to commit to memory. One of my first introductions to James Talarico was this video: I’m tired of being pitted against my neighbor. He's now running for Senate in Texas. The FCC threw flak at CBS for having him appear on The Late Show, so Stephen Colbert released the interview on YouTube.

I'll just say A24 makes some of the most fabulous movie tie-ins and share the alternate text for this image: "A Mahjong set using iconography from the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once, including circles, tax forms, hot dog fingers, and a butt plug" / via Tom

Sheffield Made Plants gives advice on how to extend the life of cut flowers. I knew a third of these methods beforehand. Hoping I can make the bouquet from Valentine's Day last a wee bit longer with new insight.

Luis Mendo commemorates the life of creative soul, Joachim Baan — an inspiring being, gone too soon.