
Art Director / Branding & Design @_PXPUSH Previously: https://xitter.cf/t.co/PURUBQqG5I https://xitter.cf/t.co/dXQnr0DpRL https://xitter.cf/t.co/3Rhzu4om6X
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Can someone point me to digital artists who are not releasing their works as NFTs?
I would love to know more digital artists that just stand on their own.
We got another feature, this time from @greensock for our use of GSAP on our new @_pxpush site.
What's GSAP? It's the top library for complex, high-performance web animations and interactive storytelling.
We're building a world, follow along for the story.
💚 Site of the Day - PX PUSH
credit: Lewis Webber — @wbbr_
Stud — stud.house
PX PUSH — @_pxpush
⚙️ ScrollTrigger Observer
🛠️ Three.js WebGL Vue
site → pxpush.com
showcase → gsap.com/showcase
Announcing BuzzDir, a directory of publicly shared Buzz communities.
Buzz is best experienced in multiplayer, but finding your hive can be a challenge.
🐝 FOSS, built entirely in Buzz
🍯 Discover or list communities
🛠️ Improve BuzzDir through Buzz
buzzdir.xyz
The Department has been noticed. Honored to see @_PXPUSH featured as a @CommArts WebPick!
A brand is an artificial construction, so we used ours for speculative world-building. Drawing from mid-century corporate spaces & Yugo Tech Magazines, we flipped the Megacorp trope — instead a small team using robots to scale creativity.
We’re still expanding this world — reach out if you want to collaborate, or know any culturally ambitious brands defining what’s next to refer 💸
WEBPicks: For @_pxpush, a creative agency specializing in design for Freedom Tech products, retro graphics and animation effects give the illusion of visiting the site on an old CRT monitor. @wbbr_ commarts.com/webpicks/px-pus…
Johns from PX→ retweeted
WEBPicks: For @_pxpush, a creative agency specializing in design for Freedom Tech products, retro graphics and animation effects give the illusion of visiting the site on an old CRT monitor. @wbbr_ commarts.com/webpicks/px-pus…
Team has been busy cooking up a fresh look for @_PXPUSH this week. Just got a sneak peak.
The city wakes up in the most gentle of ways. It starts with a few footsteps, then water splashes, broom against stone ground.
The canals are like veins, they carry the nutrients to be delivered for the day — bottles of milk, fruits, Aperol. Laundry from the previous night get loaded and taken away.
It’s now 6:38 and at the docks, the artery — workers in larger numbers disembark from ferries, listening to music preparing mentally for the day — while runners do the same.
There’s many hidden systems that we don’t wake up early enough to see — things that influence how we experience the day.
I’ll go for breakfast in a few hours, Venice doesn’t get started for visitors until 9AM. I’ll maybe even have an Aperol Sprits during lunch to see if it taste any less bitter than yesterday after this early morning awakening.
#veniceBiennale #UNBLOCKED
Johns from PX→ retweeted
About a year ago, @johnsBeharry and I started working on a new kind of studio.
The idea was simple: rethink how design services should work today — faster cycles, smaller teams, and smarter tools, while maintaining world-class creative standards.
Over the past months we’ve been building the system behind it: workflows, internal tools, prompts, and a process designed for speed and clarity.
Today we’re opening it up.
Introducing @_pxpush, a design studio built for fast-moving teams — delivering branding, product design, and creative within 24–72 hours. Now live.
Grab a 15 min discovery slot ▼
discover.pxpush.com
We also have a referral program in the works DM, if interested.
Is long form coming back?
Finding myself going back to RSS/Atom feeds a lot more recently. There's a lot more higher quality longform and a lot less slop intended to provoke. Any product that happens to look a bit different today but that has fundamentally the same incentive structures will eventually converge to the same black hole at the center of gravity well.
We should bring back RSS - it's open, pervasive, hackable.
Download a client, e.g. NetNewsWire (or vibe code one)
Cold start: example of getting off the ground, here is a list of 92 RSS feeds of blogs that were most popular on HN in 2025:
gist.github.com/emschwartz/e…
Works great and you will lose a lot fewer brain cells.
I don't know, something has to change.



















