Aresluna is the personal home of Marcin Wichary, identified on the page as a designer, writer, and typographer. Rather than a conventional blog, the site acts as a compact index of his projects, essays, talks, and collections. The homepage gathers links to his book about keyboards, his photo essays, his blog Unsung, and various side projects, making it a starting point for exploring his work across several platforms.
The core of the site is visual and historical storytelling. Visitors can browse photo essays from museums and other places, including a typewriter museum in Spain and a survey of tech museums. There are also pieces on typography and design history, such as a photo essay about the Gorton font, a talk about pixel fonts, and a story of early Mac settings told through emulators. A section for Internet Archive scans shares archival documents he found useful.
The site suits designers, typographers, and technology historians, as well as anyone curious about the details behind familiar interfaces. It is less suited to readers looking for frequent updates or practical tutorials, since the content is curated and personal rather than news-driven. Much of the value comes from following links outward to talks, threads, and external collections.
A practical way to use Aresluna is to start with the “You might know me from…” list to see the range of work, then move to the photo essays or the tech and design history section depending on interest. The RSS feed and email link ma
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