PinnedInUX CollectivebyGeoffrey Bunting·Mar 2, 2020Fiverr: it’s bad, guys — it’s badDespite what we all know about bidding sites, Fiverr has outdone itself in building an unethical platform that punishes designers and…A response icon40A response icon40
Geoffrey Bunting·Jan 12, 2024Value =/= 0In late 2023, an editor requested personal essays on how the year changed the way the author watches films. The response highlighted the…
Geoffrey Bunting·Jan 22, 2022The Holy Grail of North American ShipwrecksLe Griffon remains one of the most enduring wrecks in the world, but how much does the search for it cost?
InUX CollectivebyGeoffrey Bunting·Jan 20, 2022There’s no such thing as a good bidding siteNo matter how much they try to position themselves as a force for good, bidding sites remain an ethical mire.
Geoffrey Bunting·Dec 30, 2021“Learning to Fly” — Kiki’s Delivery Service and the Unchanging EconomyThe 1989 film remains relevant to young creatives, but why?A response icon3A response icon3
Geoffrey Bunting·Dec 15, 2021Separating art and artist: you’re doing it wrongEnjoying work guilt-free is great until you bolster hateful platforms. By examining and acknowledging how our feelings about art contribute…
Geoffrey Bunting·Oct 23, 2021Some sadness to start the dayOn seeing a company you admire exclude disabled people.
Geoffrey Bunting·Sep 11, 2021Ernest Cox and the raising of the German High Seas FleetInformed that such a monumental task was impossible, Ernest Cox managed to raise thirty-five of the fifty-two German ships scuttled at…
InCounter ArtsbyGeoffrey Bunting·Aug 12, 2021Why Twitter’s New Font Looks HorribleChirp is a readability and accessibility nightmareA response icon1A response icon1
Geoffrey Bunting·Apr 29, 2021Glowing in the DarkThe women of the United States Radium Corporation were misled and left to die by a system that viewed them as unimportant — but these women…
