Articles
A small reading list about capture, working sets, private libraries, and the calmer handoff between phone, iPad, and desktop.
Eagle Never Breaks in the Archive
An Eagle-compatible workflow usually fails in the handoff between phone, iPad, and desktop, not in the archive itself.
One Eagle Library across devices
The workflow gets steadier when phone, iPad, and desktop stop trying to do the same job.
The working set is the whole point
The real test is simple: can you reopen the exact working set before review without hunting through the whole archive?
Save the page, not just the picture
A saved reference stays useful when the image, link, and surrounding context survive together.
When Pinterest stops helping
Discovery can stay public. Shortlists, sourcing, and retrieval usually need a quieter private library.
Can Your Moodboard Defend Itself?
A reference workflow proves itself when a client, a critique, or a shortlist forces you to explain your choices fast.