I believe this applies to everything digital right now. At the risk of sounding elitist (I'l definitely sound elitist), maybe things are like this: More accessibility = easier to make = less effort = less personal expense = less soul.
There's a reason old pieces of art inspire awe; once you realize just how much effort they must have taken (and here I'm just repeating what your entry says), it's incredible that they could have been made at all
You know, maybe I'm not cut out for short surreal fiction. I should maybe stay in my lane and let NoHappyNonsense handle that.
There was just a "Are you sure you want to delete this comment?" popup not long ago so wtf. First 10 comment limit, now they undid the thing to make it hard to accidentally delete comments? GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
Font used to be Courier New, now it's Courier Prime. Slightly cleaner modern version.
thank you so much! I really do go for a unique style as I'm not the most creative person lol
I've been through a corporate rebranding as a pro web dev & there's usually a focus on specific consistent details like your use of specific border radius combinations to establish a visual identity (which is then used across websites and emails and so forth). That's a solid development/design technique. :)
Library now contains Cory Doctrow's personal notes on this Danny O'Brien presentation from NotCon 2004: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhbqrxmUlQg