Word of the Day
Circumscribe (v., sir-cumm-SKRIBE)
To draw a boundary or circle around something, to restrict or delineate. Sometimes confused with "circumspect," but that's about staying within the boundary, not drawing the boundary itself.
To draw a boundary or circle around something, to restrict or delineate. Sometimes confused with "circumspect," but that's about staying within the boundary, not drawing the boundary itself.
Doing icons well is exceptionally hard. You have a tiny square canvas with which to capture the essence of something in a way that is immediately understood by every demographic in every culture AND it has to be well-drawn. This is why the new Apple Books icons are terrific:
These icons are unreal. From @AppleBooks pic.twitter.com/IpmdQvkuFe
— Ryan Jones (@rjonesy) April 7, 2019
For one, all of these icons are clear, distinct, and drawn well. Good. Next, they're very well-chosen. And the "Nonfiction" icon is justifiably getting all the love on Twitter. We'll let you figure it out.
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