
dpark retweeted
we’re growing Otherkind! looking for a creative director and a senior brand designer to join us.
send your work to [email protected], or pass this along to someone you think would be a good fit :)
Replying to @otherkindstudio
made some music for the new Cloud Coffee promo
Excited to launch this on my birthdayyyy!!!!!
Cloud Coffee: "Durable Objects"
by @Cloudflare
For two days, we’re turning SŌHN into part coffee shop, part gallery! Come for coffee and light bites. Head upstairs, where Durable Objects leave the cloud and take physical form. ☁️
Next Thursday, Oct 15-16 at SŌHN.
Hope to see yall there :)
Excited to launch this on my birthdayyyy!!!!!
Cloud Coffee: "Durable Objects"
by @Cloudflare
For two days, we’re turning SŌHN into part coffee shop, part gallery! Come for coffee and light bites. Head upstairs, where Durable Objects leave the cloud and take physical form. ☁️
Next Thursday, Oct 15-16 at SŌHN.
Hope to see yall there :)
"fuck the double diamond" - anonymous
A while back we asked people to drop their thoughts and reflections on design.
They shared how they became a designer, what they want a young designer to know, and the state of design as a whole.
read those letters and write your own: letters.otherkind.design/
dpark retweeted
I talked to @itsdpark for 30 minutes yesterday and found PMF
1 year.
That's how long @otherkindstudio has been operating. Last year, @vbahkk and I came together around one question: what kind of studio would we have wanted to exist when we were early career.
Interface design felt too narrow - We both love the process of design and the act of crafting something from first principles. Vanessa had a degree in industrial design while I had started my roots in architecture.
So, we didn't set out to build another brand or interface agency. We set out to build a sanctuary for creativity: a place to experiment, a place that celebrates craft, and a place where designers can flourish in flow state.
We both know what it feels like renting out creativity until there's nothing left. We've been learning how to combat that and build something meaningful.
Here's to more and the exciting projects to come. (we're doing more than interface next year)

















