Join CUBICLE founder Shini Park on the third iteration of #workwithCUBICLE Instagram Live workshop exploring the fundamentals of photo retouch and editing, targeted to budding visual creatives with a keen eye for photography or professionals looking to further sharpen their skills. The workshop is run on the @CUBICLE Instagram account, download Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom or Bridge (making sure Camera RAW is enabled) to prepare. Submit any pre-session questions or requests at the @Shini.Park account

Font enthusiasts rejoice: we’ve assembled your daily dose of typography. Whether you’re a type-hungry designer looking for inspiration, or a layman with an eye for aesthetics, our very own art director’s Horror Vacui Studio account is perfect IG fodder. To download fonts and learn a little more about their context, head to the blog at Fontsmith.com. But if you’re ready to brush up on the intricate shapes in Chinese characters, follow the @__designnn on their 365-day challenge, and enjoy experimental 3D fonts.

With 2020 summer plans very much a ‘tbc kinda situation’, now’s the time to work on your indoor cosy by knitting your very own Wool and the Gang collection. With more than 50 free patterns to choose from, you’ll be able to hand-make socks, blankets and cushion covers. Does your dog need a knitted collar? No. Should you make one anyway? Probably.

If you’ve always wanted an Ivy League education (minus the frat boys) this could well be your chance. Offering a series of courses, from structural engineering to modern poetry, artificial intelligence, classical music, neuroscience and much more, this Ivy League digital collaboration is a unique opportunity to learn a thing or two about a thing or two.

For one of the most relaxing iterations of self-isolation digitisation, check out Virtual Kew – a series of videos on the famous flora of Kew Gardens. Whether it’s a behind-the-scenes peek into the upkeep of one of Kew’s impressive horticultural features, or simply a tranquil glide through swaths of blossoming bluebells, this is slow entertainment at its finest.

Vogue expands its podcast reach with the new Vogue Business Tech Edit, a weekly series led by innovation editor Maghan McDowell. Experts are invited to discuss the future of fashion, and how new technologies are shaping the business landscape. Expect to hear from frontrunners on the tech scene such as Tommy Hilfiger’s Daniel Grieder, Snapchat’s head of global product marketing, Carolina Arguelles, and many more.

Episode 2 of #workwithCUBICLE delves into the basic principle of composition, building on the first lesson on using artboards. Using only 30x imagery submitted by CUBICLE readers (tag #workwithCUBICLE on any photo on Instagram: people, architecture, animals, art, etc, to participate), CUBICLE founder Shini Park curates an IG Wall.

The Row’s MAY 2020 Spotify playlist is a compilation of almost three hours of soul classics and chill sounds. This is a seriously eclectic selection, and a great chance to revive your love for some old favourites, while discovering a few lesser-known gems along the way. The easiest of easy listening.

Hosted by creative platform AIME, Sunday Sessions is a weekly programme of Q&As with some of London’s most talented emerging artists, curators and gallerists. This Sunday sees curator Eleanor Stephenson and founder and director of Guts Gallery, Ellie Pennick, discuss the future of exhibitions and the paradox of privilege amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Followers are invited to submit their questions to AIME Instagram in advance.

Award-winning filmmaker, novelist, and playwright Trey Ellis (Holy Mackerel, The Tuskegee Airmen, Good Fences) is opening up his storytelling knacks in a free Q&A webinar for budding screenwriters. The Q&A will be limited to the first 500 participants to join, but if you don’t make the cut, don’t worry – a recording will be made available within 24 hours. If you have a story to tell, this may well be the catalyst you need to finally put pen to paper.