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Designer and co-founder of Fey, the investing app Wealthsimple acquired in August 2025.
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CaravaggioOther
look at some paintings and see where the light is coming from. Caravaggio is the master, I talk about this all the time, it's like the master of light.
Dive Club interview 'Cultivating taste as a designer', on studying light and shadow for UI; he goes on to suggest putting one of Caravaggio's paintings next to your UI and copying its light source. Transcribed from the audio (YouTube's captions and Whisper agree).
2025-02-21·youtube.com ↗
The Local ProjectOther
this channel on YouTube, I recommend everyone looking at it called The Local Project.
Dive Club interview, on the architecture and interior design his Fey co-founders and he share in a design channel on Slack. Transcribed from the audio (YouTube's captions and Whisper agree).
2025-02-21·youtube.com ↗
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