Marc Edwards

@marc.bjango.com

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Founder and designer at @bjango.com. Currently building @skala.app. I also write music. He/him.

A notification screenshot that says: This version of “BC Application” includes a component that will not open in macOS 28, the next major release. An update may be available on the developer’s website.
A screenshot of the Double Freak audio plugin.
A screenshot of Icon Composer, showing the .icon document for Stocks.
A screenshot of Icon Composer, showing the .icon document for Mail.
A screenshot of Icon Composer, showing the .icon document for Maps.
A spreadsheet showing every major revision of macOS and which icon sizes it supports.
A screenshot of an alert in Photoshop that says “there was a problem with Generator”.
Two photos of a 3D printed Skala icon. The left photo has the end cap removed, showing the alignment studs.
An email from Adobe that says: First, your current plan, Creative Cloud All Apps, will be renamed to Creative Cloud Pro and enhanced with new value. Your Creative Cloud Pro plan will continue to include all your current apps, services, and benefits, including all updates to improve core workflows and performance. Second, your subscription will increase to A$113.49/mo (including applicable GST and foreign exchange rate adjustments) (A$1,361.88/yr (including applicable GST and foreign exchange rate adjustments) on your next renewal date.
A screenshot of the bottom right corner of a Mac’s screen, showing a large “Photoshop update available” window.
A 6 piece beach ball being held together by a finger. The finger lets go, and the wedges fall apart.
Apple Activity rings spinning round like a record, baby, right round, round, round.
A sequencer plugin, playing a TB-303 style acid bassline.
A photo of a Stylophone being played.
A screenshot of a prototype version of the Robot Vowels plugin.
A screenshot of the Robot Vowels plugin.
The Photoshop canvas size window, showing a width of 512.01 pixels.
A video that looks like stargate sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Created using Processing.
A video that looks a lot like stargate sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey, but instead of intense abstract lights and shapes, the image is made from Commodore 64 characters.
A screenshot of the macOS Terminal app showing an /etc/hosts file that’s been modified by Adobe.
An NPS survey with the text: NPS surveys suck and actively make your software worse. I hate them. Anyone promoting their use at Adobe is a useless hack.
A glitchy macOS Finder preview of a Photoshop document.
A screenshot of macOS, showing the volume overlay top right and top center.
A glitched out rendering of the Instant Vibes music plugin.
A screenshot of an alert that says: The application cannot be used because the App Store authentication failed or no network is available. Please check the App Store authentication and internet connection.
A screenshot of a Finder window in macOS 26, where a folder is being renamed. The text field for the folder name appears on top of the side bar in an awkward and ugly way.
A bright blue line forming spiral is on a dark purple background. The line thickness modulates to form a 3D spinning donut.
A black and white maze zooms out to reveal that it is very, very big.
A white serpentine line pattern crossed from right to left, then left to right. Back and forth. The line animates into a chaotic explosion of red and aqua, then back to a white line.
Two app icons side by side. The left icon is a highly detailed platinum record. The right icon is a weird blurry Liquid Glass mess.
A 3 by 3 grid of letters, spelling out “genuary”. Each letter is formed by lots of small circles.
A black and white cityscape, arranged from left to right.
A black and white circular cityscape, rotating counter-clockwise. The building windows fly off and back onto the buildings in a hypnotic way.
A white pixelated cube spins on all axis over a black background.
An outline of the character “1” drawn as a white spiral on a black background.
A screenshot of the Alfred Terminal command window, showing: curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{url_effective}\n' -L https://example.com
A tightly cropped screenshot of a web page with the URL https://www.ilok.com/%23!home#!home
A screenshot of two files. One is called “Test.md”, and the other has a date added. The full file name is “Test - conflict 12.02.2025_16.52.52.md”.
A screenshot of the Apple Passwords history for an item called “Test”. The history shows two passwords, “c” and “a”.
A screenshot of Apple Passwords, showing the flow of how the password changed from “a”, to “b” on one device and “c” on the other, eventually being merged to just “c”.
A screenshot showing the contents of the “busybutclickable” cursor’s info.plist file. It shows a value for the shadow colour opacity of 0.45000000000000001.
An image comparing the macOS 15 and macOS 26 mouse cursors. The macOS 26 cursors are more rounded and playful.
A photo of a MacBook Pro keyboard, where all the keys have a glossy wear pattern on them, except for the escape key.
A screenshot of Photoshop’s settings, showing the “quiet mode” checkbox. To the right of the settings screenshot is a screenshot of a Finder window with lots of images of ads that have appeared inside Adobe apps in the past couple of years. There’s a lot of them. WTAF, Adobe.
A screenshot of the iOS springboard with vertical lines showing the icons in the grid not aligning with the icons in the dock.
A screenshot of a web page contact form. “Describe the issue in 10 words or more” is the heading above the contact form. An error is showing below the contact form that says “description must not exceed 255 characters”.
An image with lots of stacked gradients from yellow to blue. The list of gradient types is: Affinity, Affinity Pigments, Photoshop Classic, Photoshop Linear, Photoshop Perceptual, Pinwhee Legacy, Pinwheel Linear, Pinwheel OKLAB, Pinwheel OKLCH.
The app icons for iStat Menus, Pinwheel, and Skala. Each icon shows two versions: The full colour version, and the monochrome version.
An audio waveform drawn with lots of white dots on a black background. The dots get larger as the amplitude increases.
A photo of the Brother Auto Emillion GX-151, including all its accessories and manual.
A video of a MacBook Pro lid being opened. The lock screen time animates from 12:45 to 12:47.
A black image with some small white edge details. The white portions indicate where the superellipse is different to the macOS 26 app icon shape.
A video of the macOS System Settings struggling to open the correct settings after a search.