Yesenia is a recent graduate at Drexel and her portfolio is full of some great work. She was also just hired by Happy Cog.

Great photographs of what the locations where the Berlin Wall was look like now. The New York Times also has an interesting graphic diagraming structure.

Happy Monday, internet! This piece from The New York Times on Nelson Mandela is a good read to start the week off.

The clearest document I’ve seen describing what the new health care bill covers and how it works.

The latest book from the incredible photographer Andrew Zuckerman is all about birds. The images are stunning and the accompanying film is worth a watch.

We’ve collected the thoughts of 30 of the world’s most inspired creative professionals. Architects, designers, authors and leaders of iconic brands.

We asked them two questions: “What single example of design inspires you most?” and “What problem should design solve next?” Their answers might surprise you. But hopefully, they’ll all inspire you. Discover what they have to say. Then share your thoughts. After all, this is a conversation. We’d love for you to join.

The first collection of videos are great!

Great work from Ohio-based Twist Creative Inc. I only wish I could see more work!

Fake Steve Jobs:

The problem is, when Adam from Fortune called and told Katie that they wanted to name me the CEO of the Decade, we all said exactly the same thing at the same time: Just a decade? We went back and forth on it for a while and finally Adam said his bosses just would not go along with calling me the CEO of the Century, since it would not even be clear which century we were talking about, and if it was the last century then what was the point of writing about it now, and the whole point was to do a story about the decade that is just ending, and we came back and said okay how about best CEO of the past quarter century, and again we got hit with this thing about the premise being just to talk about the decade that’s ending—so fine.

Brilliant and hilarious as always.

No one else even comes close in my opinion. It’s great to see his work acknowledged at this level!

MyFonts:

So many designers hate Comic Sans. They think people who don’t know design are overusing this funny little friendly font, which is nearly every time out of place.

Some years ago, type designer Hannes von Döhren created a free alternative to Comic Sans. The difference: It has serifs and a much cooler look.

This disturbs me on so many levels. We don’t need alternates to Comic Sans!

One filmmaker asks people from all walks of life “What is God?” This looks good.

Lee Clow, the Chief Creative Officer at TBWA, Apple’s advertising agency announced he is stepping down and will be replaced by Duncan Milner, the creative director to the Apple account.

Clow was behind such campaigns at the 1984, Think Different, and the Get A Mac ads. Flavorwire is honoring his work with the Top 10 Apple commercials.