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Vincent Bal does some amazing work with light, shadow, and a bit of ink.

Get a lot of junk mail? You don’t have to. Here are six steps to reducing the flow of unwanted clutter in your mailbox.

World champion free diver Guillaume Néry explores some incredible underwater environments in this 12 minute video filmed by Julie Gautier. Some of the scenes are truly haunting and beautiful.

Naming things is incredibly hard. Onym makes it much easier.

A good name can help a company or product become successful, of course, but it can also help the lowliest code library find an audience, help formalize an informal process, and propel ideas about the world toward becoming talking points throughout it.

And yet, what tools do we use for naming? What methodology? Many of us practice it informally, doing our best with thesauruses and domain name searches, never stopping to formalize an approach because it seems so devilishly simple – all you really need is a word or two in a language you’ve probably been using your entire life.

But like any art form, naming benefits from rich tools and processes, and this site is meant to help you discover them – to provide a starting point for anyone who needs to name something. That is: everyone, because every idea benefits from a good name.

Antonio Radovcic brings us a wonderful project that showcases the sticker-clad lids of developer laptops.

I find these absolutely fascinating, to say nothing of the entertainment value of some of the stickers. “My website is faster than yours.” Where do I get that one?