This Week On Pulse

We have an array of excellent sources this week on Pulse, and they’re here to spark your creativity. Get inspired and start stretching your brain. 

ThoughtCatalog

Image: The Different Types Of Love There Are

Thought Catalog is a collection of essays, stories, lists, and musings. Through a series of personal pieces, the contributors of Thought Catalog help define a generation; they speak to experiences both common and unique, various viewpoints, and much more. Add Thought Catalog to your Pulse, and find yourself nodding in agreement as you browse through their thought-provoking pieces. 

Exp.lore

Image: Truth from Goethe, from a 1931 educational catalog – a kind of…

Everyone could use some poignant truths, quotes, and graphics now and then—and Exp.lore has you covered. This source is perfect for browsing, gathering snippets of inspiration at every turn. Edited by Maria Popova, Exp.lore is sure to pump up your creativity.

Core77

Image: The Intersection of Color Design and… Beer

Core77 is a premiere design resource, a publication catered to professionals, students, enthusiasts, and everyone in between. The site showcases innovative designs, cool products, design trends, and more. 

DesignTAXI

Image: Photo Series Inspired By Baroque Still-Life Paintings

DesignTAXI is a community for creators: it showcases innovative and artistic works, from typography to photography to tech. Every post is enlightening, enriching, and a welcome addition to your Pulse perusing.

Co.Exist

Image: Could A Donut-Shaped Island Create Permanent Renewable Energy?

Fast Company’s Co.Exist is all about ideas: the brilliant, the revolutionary, the provocative.    They highlight concepts you may read about five months from now or even five years from now. Prepare to be amazed.

A little something extra:

Looking for Inauguration recaps and political updates? Check out Reuters Politics and The Daily Beast.

The Super Bowl is inching closer…don’t miss ESPN NFL!

Between Sundance and awards season, we have movies on the brain. Check out the Hollywood Reporter!