Source Design You Trust  Max Wilkins is an architectural designer by trade and a self-taught illustrator whose work explores the whimsical intersections of structural design, world-building, and fantasy. Drawing upon his background in architecture, he channels precise draftsmanship into lush, fantastical environments, creating richly layered settlements that feel both mathematically grounded and enchantingly impossible. His…

Source Design You Trust  Ever heard of the fastest car in the world… that never actually drove a single mile? Meet the Mercedes-Benz T80, the ultimate “what if” of automotive history. Back in the late 1930s, legendary German racer Hans Stuck teamed up with design genius Ferdinand Porsche to do one thing: totally crush the…

Source Design You Trust  Vin Clovercreek is a German contemporary artist whose practice centers on themes of friendship, wanderlust, and the pursuit of new horizons. Working across fine art painting, exhibitions, and published books, he builds visual journeys that balance quiet introspection with grand, open spaces. His work is distinguished by luminous, atmospheric color palettes…

Source Design You Trust  Joshua Hoe is a Singapore-based musician, lofi producer, photographer, and digital artist whose multidisciplinary work revolves around urban solitude and late-night nostalgia. Moving fluidly between soundscapes and visual art, he blends raw street photography with digital manipulation to capture quiet, liminal moments of city living. His visuals are heavily steeped in…

Source Colossal   Gall wasps, also known as cynipids, have a unique mutual relationship with plants. Their name is derived from the deposits, called galls, which they induce on host plants to support their larvae. The benign growths are created by chemicals that the larvae insert into the plant, drawing on its resources. These phenomena are…

Source Colossal   “Everything Twice” is a quiet meditation on disability and the ways we orient ourselves in the world. Since childhood, Cy Kuckenbaker noticed that one of his eyes drooped, something he attributed to a snowboarding accident. But doctors quickly dismissed that theory, and after innumerable tests and many, many years, the photographer learned he…

Source Colossal   In the second half of the 17th century, when early American colonists were well into producing their own furniture, makers drew upon the motifs and techniques common in England. Chests and cabinets were chunky, and chairs and tables often incorporated spool-like legs. In Boston, a particular interpretation of the high-backed Windsor chair emerged,…

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