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Piccalilli - Everything

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Andy Bell · 2026-06-05 · via Piccalilli - Everything

Incredibly addictive game. Best to use a mouse/trackpad than a touch device to give yourself a chance too!

A cool project by Scott Jehl as, using pen, pencil, Procreate and Figma as a much needed antidote to the slop era.

FFconf have a huge library of previous talks and speakers. Now, you can discover their RSS feeds and follow them. Handy!

Folks love it when we share indexes of cool stuff, so here’s another!

Some absolutely delightful design and data visualisation work here.

Here’s one from the Piccalilli archives that you might have missed to wrap up this issue.


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