site: reviews — Japanese Anatomical Woodblock Prints, ScreenFloat, Frozen Polygon Waves (graduate from finds)

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subtitle: "Baltic Sea ice cracked into a mosaic, still moving with the swell beneath it"
date: 2026-07-25
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promotedTo: frozen-polygon-waves
link: "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35S6IM_aQ5Q"
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link: "https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/13030/hb9q2nb8tf/"
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source: "Open Culture"
promotedTo: japanese-anatomical-woodblock-prints
topics: [history-and-archives, design-and-art]
tags: [ukiyo-e, anatomy, japan, woodblock-prints]
description: "A 19th-century ukiyo-e print, Inshoku Yojo Kagami, staffs the human digestive system with tiny workers — scholars, stokers, and two very unlucky gatekeepers."
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Utagawa Kunisada's Inshoku Yojo Kagami ("Mirror of the Physiology of Drinking and Eating") turns a man's dinner into an org chart: little figures scurry around a pool wrapped in intestines, stoke a fire under the heart, and consult a scholar with reference books on hand. Two lonely posts, guarding the "urine gate" and the "feces gate," are surely the worst jobs in the body's economy. UCSF's Japanese Woodblock Print Collection has the full-resolution scan.
Inshoku Yojo Kagami ("a model for a healthy diet," 1855) turns a man's dinner into an org chart: little figures scurry around a pool wrapped in intestines, stoke a fire under the heart, and consult a scholar with reference books on hand. Two lonely posts, guarding the "urine gate" and the "feces gate," are surely the worst jobs in the body's economy. Widely credited online to Kunisada; UCSF's own catalog names the obscurer Utagawa Yoshitsuna.
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link: "https://eternalstorms.at/ScreenFloat/"
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source: "TidBITS"
promotedTo: screenfloat
topics: [macos-apps, productivity]
tags: [screenshots, menu-bar, mac, utility]
description: "A Mac screenshot utility, now at version 2.3.9, that keeps captures floating above every other window and full-screen space, backed by a searchable Shots Browser with iCloud sync, redaction, and non-destructive annotation."