#analog trend

[sandboxworld]

Going Analog: From Tiny Cameras to Flying Food by Piotr Gregorczyk

Piotr Gregorczyk My daughter dropped a line on me recently that felt both trendy and oddly reassuring: her generation is “going analog.” We were sitting in a neighborhood restaurant, the kind of place that lands comfortably between fancy and familiar, where the lighting flatters everyone and the menu doesn’t require a glossary. Across from us, a young woman was carefully photographing her meal.…

Going Analog: From Tiny Cameras to Flying Food by Piotr Gregorczyk

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Surging Letter Writing Revival Pulls People Off Screens

By Loud Drip Staff The letter writing revival is real—and it’s not just older generations clinging to nostalgia. More people are picking up pens, stationery, and postcards as a way to feel connected again in a world where most “communication” is fast, shallow, and endlessly scrollable. In a recent report, the Associated Press described how letter writing is enjoying a renewed wave of interest…

Surging Letter Writing Revival Pulls People Off Screens

[3rabbit]

cannot help but feel that this new push towards analog habits also has consumerist overtones. like, it’s always - buy this digital camera now worth $500 but it was originally $80 in 2008 when it first came out. buy a diary, an aesthetic, expensive one. fountain pen, washi tape only from hobonichi. reconstructed ipod that now costs both your kidneys and a lung. yarn only from this particular store from across the world. carefully curated 35mm pictures edited on a subscription to a photo editor app. i’m already tired of it. i don’t think new wired earphones will save me 🫩