...with some additional context from The Verge.

Source and curator: https://twitter.com/samhenrigold/status/1142065466942349312

I see it relating more conceptually now - communication (the speech bubbles) and things/work/whatever coming together from different areas. If you squint real hard it can also look like a tightly drawn hashmark, but ends up having the plus sign silhouette.

The "authenticity" of the original mark is missing, but maybe now that they've captured that initial market segment they're looking to appear more professional to a new one.

Not gonna lie - I toyed with that Half-life skin back in the day. It could animate open and close as well.

Yep DIA posted about the work on social yesterday.

Haha maybe someone should design a FW18 collection for these folks.

Filling clothes and other elements with patterns, textures, and even photos is a quick way to give these characters a little more depth and individuality. Stand out from the crowd!

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Agreed on the Isar and have had it for 3 years as well. Plus it's a little heavier due to the thicker construction. The only other issue I have is the shoulder straps don't stay taut so I have to pull them while wearing it every so often.

Despite that, I love the bag and don't plan on replacing it anytime soon. They seem to be favoring the laptop pocket zip to be placed outside the shoulder straps in newer models; I bought the gray melange because it was more protected under them.

Interesting section on hanging punctuation. What would your recommendation be for lists on mobile portrait, since typically there is much less margin to use? Would you switch back to the "normal" state inside the main block?

A bit more info on the new UI & prototyping kits