I 💖 Internet, Vol II.

• 10x2014, presumably redesigns of Eric Mortensen and Richard Perez's favorite albums of 2014.
• Aerial wallpapers, oooooh.
• I dig Dribbble profiles that read as a cohesive whole, but don't feel too expected. BurntToast Creative's work has a nice noodley quality to it.
• My mom is always right.
• Obsessed with all these pins. I haven't seen enamel pins with loose linework before, pretty awesome.
• Meep, via @beep
• This little snakey. Joy Ang's work hits some pretty special highs for me.
• If you ever get to design a flag, you're supposed to draw it in a 1.5 x 1 inch rectangle. I know some people who thumbnail this way with any illustration, but it's particularly handy for flags.
• I always forget this lossless image compressor exists. I usually use ImageOptim, a desktop app.

I've been sitting on these for a few weeks but whatever, still cool:

• Shopify did a great job updating their checkout system for the responsive world. I've always been curious about how third party apps/platforms non-destructively update their product, and I like Shopify's solution: you can "opt-in" to the new responsive checkout (and downgrade if you wish), so if your no-longer-engaged developer wrote custom CSS for the legacy solution, your checkout won't look totally bonkers.
• This. Keyboard. Gif. App. THIS KEYBOARD GIF APP!
• Happened to look at these photos of Idaho by Tyler Thompson while listening to The Album Leaf, and I must say, it's a pretty chill mashup.
• Turtle powerrrr
• New-to-me ear candy: "Reflections" by MisterWives
• The cover of this playlist is so, so satisfying.
• Yet another reason to build mobile-friendly websites.
• Some nice abstract gifs.
• Been waiting for this: you can now search your own tweets.
• Everyone loves the new Beyoncé video, right? Right. I love that she (or her team?) made something that feels very relatable / down-to-earth.
• Trying to figure out who built the new Cinerama site. The ticketing system—a custom job?—feels really smooth.