Weekly Highlights from Moss & Fog: Claymation, Deep Lakes, and Creative Design

Sun, 03 May 2026 21:04:00 +0200

This weekly edition of Moss & Fog’s “Fog Signals” highlights a curated selection of stories focused on art, design, nature, and architecture. One of the central features explores the enduring appeal of claymation, emphasizing its tactile, handmade quality and the emotional depth that comes from visible human craftsmanship. Despite the availability of faster and more polished animation techniques, claymation continues to stand out for its texture and authenticity, offering a distinctive artistic experience.

The issue also dives into the natural world with a feature on the nine deepest lakes on Earth, showcasing the planet’s remarkable geological diversity and the awe-inspiring scale of these bodies of water. In the realm of illustration, the newsletter presents graphite drawings by artist Marín, who uses layered techniques to create depth and meaning, turning the medium itself into an active component of the artwork.

Design and architecture are also prominently featured. One article h