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Pablo Stanley

Designer and builder on the creative team at Vercel, working on v0, and co-founder of Lummi, the AI image platform Udemy acquired in 2025.

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Plant GuidesOther

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A complete guide for taking care of indoor plant babies. It has everything from lighting preferences to water needs—beautiful illustrations included!

Link roundup in his design newsletter (free preview portion)

2021-07-06·pablostanley.substack.com ↗

Physics of BeautyOther Clemens Wenger

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Physics of Beauty is a music album slash interactive webpage published as a digital art project by Clemens Wenger. It has almost two hours of music, great for listening while working in focus mode.

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2021-04-05·pablostanley.substack.com ↗

Groove PizzaSoftware

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A playful tool for creating grooves using math concepts like shapes, angles, and patterns—you can make music and learn! I recommend using the templates to see how trap music and rock differ in patterns.

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2021-03-29·pablostanley.substack.com ↗

Shift NudgeCourse Matt Smith

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Online course on designing visually beautiful interfaces by Matt Smith.

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2020-08-31·pablostanley.substack.com ↗

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