M O S S & F O G
The Reading List
Beautiful things, by way of other people's inboxes.
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Six newsletters we actually read.
Our inbox is a mess like everyone's, but a few things in it get opened every time. These are them: the letters we forward to each other, argue about, and steal ideas from. One click subscribes you to any of them, no forms to fill in.
Moss & Fog has been independent since 2009, and it keeps going because readers like you show up for it. The picks marked Partner are one small way to help: when you subscribe through our link, that newsletter pays us a small referral fee. It costs you nothing, it never decides what makes the list, and if none of these are for you, no problem at all!
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The Cool Down
Climate coverage without the doom. Small, practical changes for the home, the garden and the wallet, plus the occasional story about someone fixing something. It pairs well with our own weakness for solar panels and native plants.
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● 0 2 · A R T & D E S I G N · F R E E
My Modern Met
The closest thing to a daily Moss & Fog. Art, design, photography and architecture from around the world, chosen by people who plainly love looking at things. When a story breaks in our corner of the internet, it is usually here first.
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Visual Capitalist
Charts and maps that make a complicated world legible. The subjects run from energy to demographics to money, but the reason we open it is the craft: these are some of the best-designed infographics being published anywhere.
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Draw Paint Academy
Dan Scott writes about painting the way a good teacher talks in the studio: one idea at a time, with the masters as examples. Colour, composition, light. Even if you never pick up a brush, it will change how you look at a painting.
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Yale Climate Connections
Twice a week, five minutes, from the Yale School of the Environment. Clear reporting on what is happening to the planet and what is working. We trust it the way we trust a good reference book.
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Nice News
A morning digest of things that went right. It sounds slight and it is not; reading it first thing does something for the rest of the day. Over a million people start their mornings with it!
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