CSS Grid Lanes has started to ship in browsers. It’s in Safari and behind a flag in Chrome and Edge.
It enables masonry layouts, where items get packed together in the most efficient way possible.
Unsurprisingly, I’m a fan of a layout tool where the browser does all the hard work. It very much aligns with the idea of declarative design; you specify the boundary conditions, and then browser does…
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Poster for an event featuring Stir + Support at Komfy, set in a kerned version of Caster Grotesk Text Mono combined with WT Kormelink. Komfy is a Seoul based vinyl and vibe bar.
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Two alternates for a poster with a spring equinox theme, leaning into British pastoral occultism, made for an event at The Bird in Perth’s Northbridge suburb.
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An early strategy in North Carolina centers on community-led networks.
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Graphics for an event organized by No Glucose at Bologna’s Freakout Club, with umru, Aaron Rumore, and Luna Lias.
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