There’s some incredible work in the list this week and I recommend an hour to an hour and a half this afternoon/evening to absorb it all.

Trust me, you don’t want to miss these links.

• History’s Most Iconic Photos Recreated as Miniature Still Lifes — (My Modern Met)
• The Cold Rim of the World — (Longreads Blog)
• MM Select - Spring 2015 — (Minimally Minimal)
• At Kodak, Clinging to a Future Beyond Film — (The New York Times)
• Visconti Opera Typhoon Blue Fountain Pen Review — (The Pen Addict)
• The Story of Lorem Ipsum: How Scrambled Text by Cicero Became the Standard For Typesetters Everywhere — (Open Culture)
• Jesus and the Uber Driver — (Jeffrey Zeldman)
• What is Giancarlo Stanton Thinking? — (ESPN)
• Pelikan M205: The Story & Review of My First “Real” Fountain Pen — (Write Analog)
• The Fuzzy, Insane Math That’s Creating So Many Billion-Dollar Tech Companies  — (Bloomberg Business) via The Brooks Review
• AIR: San Francisco 7.2K — (Vincent Laforet)
• Unboxing the Field Notes Spring 2015 “Two Rivers” Edition — (Woodclinched)
• Chromatic Structure — (Jorge Quinteros)
• The Lack of MagSafe  — (The Brooks Review)
• The Upside Of Slower — (MG Siegler)
• Touch & Tap — (Chase McCoy)
• How TripAdvisor Is Changing the Way We Travel — (OutsideOnline.com) via Analog Senses
• Single Column Legacy ESV (Part 1): Interview with Crossway — (Bible Design Blog) via Scotty Loveless
• Tipping: polite gift or demeaning hand-out? — (Aeon)

Happy Sunday.