Friday Link Pack

Gregory Porter: A Lion In The Subway

– MONEY WORRIES? How to Worry Less

– Google Photos on iOS just became a whole lot useful for iPhone 6S users.

– Ever had to look for a logo of a company? Instant Logo Search helps you find and download them instantly.

– Wow! I want to take take this IDEO workshop led by CEO Tim Brown: Leading for Creativity
– I hope this is not how my design team experiences me: CEO Helps Design Team

– 100 male agency staffers read heartbreaking quotes from their female co-workers

– A cast iron skillet that is lighter than a MacBook Pro? YES!

– The New York Times has a new page featuring all Trending Articles.

– Thai artist ceates Ghostly 3D Paintings on layers of fine netting

– Lisa Lahey, Harvard Lecturer and co-founder of Minds at Work studies why we say we want to change — when we really don’t.

– Everything Siri can do for you and your Apple TV (via)

– How to make a Sushi Burrito.

– 5 Types of Personal Projects

– Japanese cat using the washing machine as its own spinning exercise wheel. Made me smile.

– “When powerful people are gentle with children (usually their own), they reassure us that they understand vulnerability and know how to be sweet towards weakness.” On Children and Power

– Try some of these email lead-ins when what you really need is response, not a bunch of crickets chirping on the other end.

– Monotype Type Foundry created a typeface from Quentin Blake’s distinctive handwriting.

– Here’s what fruits and vegetables looked like before we domesticated them (via)

– Seth Godin’s next altMBA Program is currently taking applications. I only heard good things.

– 25 Alkaline-Promoting Foods

– The cat’s out of the bag: Tattly is launching a scented tattoo line in collaboration with Agilex Fragrances.

– Southleft is looking to hire a web designer. It’s a remote position so you can apply from anywhere in the USA.

– Have you ever been inspired by a CreativeMornings talk? Here’s your chance to give back.

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