From beautiful interactive infographics and vintage color guides to Obsidian setups and a cool way to share your weekly music rotation, here are this week's best digital finds.

When I first opened Searching for Birds, I was completely blown away. Into birds or not, this is one of the most amazingly well put together infographic websites I've ever seen. It tells an interactive story through data and visuals that is just beautiful.

I'll be honest, I am always looking for solid color references. Werner's Nomenclature of Colours is a gorgeous recreation of an 1821 color guidebook that includes photographic examples and posters. Paired with Pixelbuddha, which is a big old list of free graphic design resources, you really have a lot to work with.

Tech and Tangible Things

I don't remember how I came across Fantasma but I haven't seen anything like it for Ghost. It looks like an interesting way to build out Ghost templates and websites without code (basically the Ghost Source theme on steroids).

Speaking of tools, I came across this round up of The Best Obsidian Plugins for 2026. While I try to keep my own vault plugin "light", there are some good ones in here. Get started and figure out what you need from there, just don't get too lost in the see of add ons.

Tuning In

Since I love sharing music, SongStitch looks like a great tool for that! It lets you generate an image collage of your most played albums, artists, or tracks. Here's a collage of my last 7 days.

Last but not least, I'm ready for a new Fiddlehead album but until then...