#159 Design through the looking glass - Design Lobster
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Insta-architecture and the Claude Glass 📸
Hello! This week we’re reflecting on design that poses for the camera or lays a filter over it. We’re asking if all design must pose for the camera now and peering through a Claude Glass—the 18th century’s equivalent of a photo filter 📸 It’s been a while since I last wrote to you as I’ve been busy working on my very first app. Inspired by the 18th century Cyanometer I wrote about in Design Lobster #128, it’s called This Blue and allows you to record the specific shade of blue in the sky and share this with friends. If you fancy trying the beta you can download it below! Try This Blue…
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