Bits And Pieces: A $200,000 Selfie, ISpyEmojis, A Font Pairing Engine, And More

We’re getting artsy these days – you have been warned. Art never takes a break, and it’s good to see some nice content and to stimulate our visual sensors every now and then. You know, feast for the eyes and stuff.

So this week, we’re here to offer you a brilliant font-pairing engine for all typography nerds out there, Instagram’s latest #WHProject, a disastrous selfie, and some proper trolling from OKCupid devs. Buckle up.

A Font Pairing Engine Powered By Machine Learning

I know nothing about design, but I do love looking at design… stuff in general. Yeah, I know I can’t sell it well, but the truth is, this website took a lot of my precious time, and I find it extremely useful, especially for people like me who know nothing about typography, and worship Comic Sans.

Discover #Fontjoy, the font pairing engine powered by machine learning

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Check out Fontjoy here. Click “Generate” to create a new font pairing, “Lock” to lock fonts that you want to keep, and “Edit” to choose a font manually. I told you: feast for the eyes.

ISpyEmojis are everywhere

If you have been wondering who on earth put two eye emoji balloons on a haystack, I may have you answer. Instagram’s latest Weekend Hashtag Project, challenged aspiring photographers to catch their favourite emojis hiding in plain sight. Like this curious tree 👀 spotted by @nori_qoo in Japan.

A post shared by nori  (@nori_qoo) on Aug 6, 2016 at 11:14am PDT

Things got a tiny bit creative.

. -_- #WHPISpyEmojis

A post shared by biru langit (@harilazuardi) on Jul 18, 2017 at 5:49am PDT

When I saw my husband's yellow t-shirt topped with Misha's black and white socks in my laundry bin this morning, I immediately knew I had to do an emoji with them. There just wasn't any other option 😬 #smileyface #whpispyemojis #laundryroom

A post shared by Helga Stentzel (@made_by_helga) on Jul 16, 2017 at 12:34pm PDT

🍭 it was really outstanding weekend, thanks everyone for making it so special! 🙏 @gornykrzychu @darom77 @archi.grafia – zapraszamy częściej! #WHPISpyEmojis #igerskrakow #vzcokrakow #igerspoland #super_polska #lubiepolske #pocztowkazpolski #artystycznapodroz #architecture #archilovers #jj_architecture #rsa_architecture #tv_architectural #architecture_hunter #icu_architecture #architecture_best #krakow #cracow #drone #fromwhereidrone #droneglobe #dji #iamdji #phantom4 #phantom4pro #friendsinmyfeed #instafriend #communityfirst #jawsprawies9 #dronmarcin

A post shared by Czarek Dziadurski (@cdziadurski) on Jul 16, 2017 at 11:00am PDT

This little monkey-pup sees, hears and speaks no evil. 🙈🙉🙊 #WHPISpyEmojis Photo by @danidlm

A post shared by Instagram (@instagram) on Jul 17, 2017 at 10:34pm PDT

Well done, everyone.

The World’s Most Expensive Selfie

You might want to check with your ego and surroundings next time you post for that selfie. The Hypercaine installation at “The 14th Factory” in Los Angeles suffered severe damage, thanks to (?) a visitor’s insatiable need to get THAT SELFIE. The unlucky visitor stepped on a pedestal, which in turn fell, leading to another one falling, and here goes our $200,000 domino. You read that right. That was the exact amount of damages.

Everything was caught on camera, and I can’t help but feel sorry about this whole situation. But then again, this might stop people from taking photos and at most inappropriate places and circumstances. Like concerts, for instance.

OKCupid Developers Master The Art Of Trolling

There are trolls, and then there are “master trolls.” Like the good developers at OKCupid, who are apparently annoyed at Bill from Chicago’s comments, so they decided to address his feedback, in a *personal* manner.