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On this week's Red Carpet, host Jackson Mvunganyi spotlights African fashion entrepreneur Rich Mnisi wins the “Best Designer Africa” award at the Paris Fashion week. Plus, Ethiopian rapper Jemberu Demeke joins the show to discuss his latest album titled Esatu. This and more entertainment-related news on today's Africa 54!

Graphic designer, Duncan Barton takes me through his design process, position on current trends and how he's developed a career around the things he loves. "At university they taught you to be 'the best designer in the world' not a jobbing designer" Probably my favourite quote from the episode. You're just not taught all the day to day nitty gritty of being a designer working with real clients, dealing with feedback and churning out more of the functional aspects of what design really is. Duncan also uses a lovely analogy in the 'gradient of design' from the boring and mundane repetitive tasks to highly concept driven design. I'd never considered it as such an apt metaphor before. Duncan mentions David Carson's TED talk from 2013 Design and Discovery https://www.ted.com/talks/david_carson_design_and_discovery He talks about how we shouldn't confuse legibility with communication. Something we explore in the episode along with readability and tying that to some of the latest trends. We round off by talking about Dundee and Duncan has a hugely positive view on the city and his time here. There seems to be some sort of weird synergy where things centred around his interests like music, design skating and plants all seem to be popping up around the city. https://twitter.com/witha4

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In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers (and Sister!) welcome Lighting Designer Jim Tetlow to the show. They discuss everything from Lighting Presidential Debates to The Muppets.   Join Jim, Ellen, Steve, Stan, and David, as they pontificate about: Living in La Jolla; Working for the Democrats and Republicans; Getting into television lighting; Learning from the designers who invented television lighting; Moving to LA; "How many IntelliBeams would you like?"; Working with Vladimir in Las Vegas; Becoming the "Guru" of cruise ship entertainment systems; "Nautilus"; Feeling responsible for your employees; Protecting the integrity of your design on a cuise ship; Moments of Nailing It!; Lighting "Requiem"; Goldfish memories; Consulting business tips; How to be the Best Designer you can be; Will AI replace Lighting Designers?; and Advice for Young Designers entering the industry.    Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

Haley Byfield is a successful business owner and overall badass. Tune in to listen to her journey through school and starting a business. "FIT was named Best Overall School and FIT's Haley Byfield was named Best Designer in the 2015 Fusion Fashion Show, an annual competition between FIT and Parsons The New School for Design, held this year on March 7 and 8 at Parsons' University Center. The show was established in 2000 by Parsons alumnus James Ramey as a talent platform for students at the two schools." - FIT News Room https://news.fitnyc.edu/2015/03/18/fit-wins-best-overall-school-and-best-designer-in-fusion-fashion-competition/ Yoga Democracy: https://yogademocracy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yoga_democracy/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-it-dialogue/support

Haley Byfield is a successful business owner and overall badass. Tune in to listen to her journey through school and starting a business. "FIT was named Best Overall School and FIT's Haley Byfield was named Best Designer in the 2015 Fusion Fashion Show, an annual competition between FIT and Parsons The New School for Design, held this year on March 7 and 8 at Parsons' University Center. The show was established in 2000 by Parsons alumnus James Ramey as a talent platform for students at the two schools." - FIT News Room https://news.fitnyc.edu/2015/03/18/fit-wins-best-overall-school-and-best-designer-in-fusion-fashion-competition/ Yoga Democracy: https://yogademocracy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yoga_democracy/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-it-dialogue/support

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In this episode of Beneath The Surface I talk with Kyle Kilgore, Founder, CEO and Creative Director of Kilgore, an Independent, Queer and Black Owned decentralized fashion brand. In this episode we talk about how and why Kyle started their fashion brand. We also talk about leather, fetish and AntiFatness in the fashion industry and ways that we both hope that it will continue to push to be more inclusive of all body types. If you want to support me and the channel you can do so by becoming a patron on Patreon. Patrons get access to exclusive content that can't be found anywhere else. You can become a Patron by following the link. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BeneathTheSurfacePodcast If you would like to make a one time donation to Beneath The Surface you can so so through PayPal by following this link here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/BTSurfacePod Beneath The Surface Socials Twitter: @BTSurfacePod Instagram: BTSurfacePod Facebook: Beneath The Surface Email:PodcastBenathTheSurface@gmail.com Kyle Kilgore Social Medias Twitter:@kylexkilgore Instagram: @kylexkilgore Facebook: Kyle X Kilgore Website: https://www.kilgoreofficial.com/ Kyle Bio Kyle is an American fashion designer and entrepreneur. Chicago born February 25, 1992 and Rota, Spain raised. Kyle began his pursuits in the Creative Arts with his debut 2015 collection of Ready-To-Wear pieces. Which led to his first “Best Designer of The Bay” Award. He finally established himself in Fashion by opening Downtown Tampa's first Designer Studio in 2018. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneathtspodcast/support

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Noz Design is a full-service interior design firm based in San Francisco, serving clients on residential and select commercial projects throughout the Bay Area and from coast to coast. With a focus on eclectic, collected spaces, Noz Design creates effortlessly bold, well-appointed homes that not only reflect our dwellers' lifestyles and tastes, but also maximize a space's functionality and a project's budget. Noz was named an Architectural Digest Rising Star in 2020, House Beautiful Next Wave Designer in 2020, Sunset Magazine’s Best Designer of the West 2020, and our work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Sunset Magazine, House Beautiful, HGTV Magazine, ELLE Decor, Curbed SF, The Irish Times, Houzz, and The Today Show. At Noz Design, we are big believers that Home is critical to our mental health and happiness. As active members of the San Francisco community, we commit a portion of our income to a local shelter that provides a safe haven for women, children, and gender non-binary survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. Noz Design is a woman-owned, POC-owned business, and we believe Black Lives Matter. http://noz.design/ https://www.instagram.com/noznozawa/?hl=en

In Today's show we are going to continue to highlight the first Digital Cisco Live US 2020. Last month we ran through what the schedule looked like, what sessions there were for the first release and when they would go live. Then we highlighted our Network Design (CCDE) Focus Session list. Today's show is going to highlight the specific Network Design (CCDE) Focused Sessions for the second release which was on July 15th. I'm so excited and I can't wait, so lets get into it!! The post ZNDP 052 – Top Network Design Sessions from Digital Cisco Live US 2020 To Make you the Best Designer appeared first on Zigbits - Where Zigabytes are faster than Gigabytes.

Amber Ford is a lifelong Nashvillian who just won the prestigious title of “Best Fashion Designer in Nashville” with her company, Native in Nashville. Amber shares how her company went from idea to tangible product that is recognized and loved by the whole city.   Then, things get steamy when she plays a round of Too Hot To Handle with Bunnie and FeFe. The ladies talk threesomes, crazy things they have done to get a crush’s attention, and how Amber met her boyfriend, musician, and producer Lex Topdollar.    Takeaways: This chick is a winner. Amber just won “Best Fashion Designer in Nashville” for her company Native in Nashville.  Native in Nashville features hats, jackets, sweatshirts, t-shirts, and a ton more to represent just how proud people are of Nashville. Amber is a lifelong native herself, and couldn’t see herself anywhere else.  Amber is now getting way more than just the free food she had hoped for when starting the blog. Everyone loves the Native in Nashville brand, whether they are born and raised there or just got back from a quick visit.  Amber is a proud mama to her son Denver and met her current boyfriend Lex Topdollar at one of Jelly’s concerts. Friends had told her they were pretty much the same person and when the time was right, she met up with him in person found out they were right.  Amber runs Native in Nashville all by herself, with the occasional help from her mom.    Quotes:  “When I see two good looking people I always wonder what they look like naked.” - B “Honestly? I just really like d*ck.” - A “We are going on 21 years and I’m still getting banged a lot.” - FeFe “When you brand yourself, do something that people won’t forget.” - A   Mentioned:  Native in Nashville @ambi_bambi Inked Beauty  Tiffany Lane Sleepless in Seattle  @LexTopDollar @MasterPMiller Jelly Roll: Twitter | Website | Instagram | YouTube  FeFe King  @FeFe King    Check out Bunnie:  @xomgitsbunnie BunnieXo  @officialdumbblonde

Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry, hosts of the popular Curbside Classic Car Show podcast, discuss automotive designer Brooks Stevens, possibly one of the lesser known people in the history of automotive design but one who designed products that have absolutely influenced automotive design. Among those vehicles were Studebaker's fabulous 1962 Hawk, the Jeep Wagoneer and even the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile! The Curbside Classic Car Show podcast is a fun look at the world of vintage cars, car events and the people that make them happen.

Wherein we choose: Best Rule, Best Moment, Best Designer, Most Satisfying, Game to Play More Of, Most Played, Most Anticipated, Game of the Year.

Welcome Back to Nooks and Crannies, and thanks for hanging in there during our hiatus. This week we have a heavy episode, and I am not just talking about the Mutton-Chops! We kick matters off with a blisteringly uninteresting discussion of the weather, including Evan’s approach to wearing Long-John’s and the sculpted nature of Matty’s Legs. We invited Edward James Almos aka Matty and that lil rapscallion Lou Diamond Phillips aka Heaven, back on N&C!! This can only mean it’s the resumption of the ANTHROPOLOGY 101 series (6:16); we are talking Darwin and Huxley and after a little interlude, finishing up on Edward Tylor (19:14) who founded the discipline, as well as sent it on a racist path for like, oh I don’t know, only 50+ years, a legacy that anthropology is still trying to shake loose from to this day. Right in the middle of the racist history of anthropology, is a light-hearted discussion of Matty’s most recent noggin knock (13:10). Matty deploys an amazing segway of his own and uses this trauma as a way of shamelessly plugging the Chronicity Series-to be launched March 2019. This will be a mashup of 16 interviews with podcasters and podcast enthusiasts who spoke to me about their chronic illnesses. Be sure to hit subscribe to not miss out, and tell your friends about this one please, thanks in advance Because this was such a heavy episode, I decided to throw a Bonus Surprise Segment in at the end to lighten the mood. We are talking Eugenics and Phrenology next week…so, just wanted to leave a good taste in your mouths. Big ol thanks to Paul Csomo, co-host of the Varmints Podcast for indulging me, tune in next week to hear the rest of our diatribes! Episode Links 2008 article from Creation.com on Thomas Huxley Condensed reading of Huxley and his arguments from UC Berkley (key anthro school) Peter Melville Logan, “On Culture: Edward B. Tylor’s Primitive Culture, 1871″ Varmints Podcast, hosted by Paul Csomo and the Best Designer in the Biz, Donna Hume N&C Links Archive of Episodes Topics and Lighthearted Complaints Watch Matty Fight on Social Ponder Evan’s Blurry Pictures Graphics by Donna Hume ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Our Condolences Lindsay Talk to Y'all Soon

In this episode: farmers markets, a recovered treasure, misunderstanding in Beaver Creek, the Marriott conspiracy, terrible dirty talk, a remarkable hippocampus, crazy eyes, mystery illness, shadow boxes, satire as a defense, the magic of altitude, scatology, imply vs. infer, and the interview with the best designer / author / TV personality ever, Nate Berkus! 

When we first get started in the world of motion graphics, we often have dreams of working on endlessly fulfilling creative projects, always working in our preferred style. Needless to say, it doesn’t take most of us long to realize that this isn’t the way the industry works. This, however, is all the more reason to continue refining and experimenting with our own style, to keep inspired, and eventually attract new clients. Irene Feleo is originally from Australia, but now lives in New York, and has a history of balancing freelance and full-time work along with her own personal projects. We speak about how having a full-time gig not only helps you pay your bills but also helps you gain skills that you need to succeed, but how at one point, her job lead her to what she calls her quarter-life crisis. Irene shares the importance of having a community and how participating actively within the community can help you gain insight, make friends, and get referrals. She also speaks about the need to create on your own terms and how those passion projects can ultimately lead you to some amazing clients. Plus, we explore the use of social media to put your work out into the world so that branding agencies can fall in love with your esthetic and pursue you. How do you balance personal projects and paid work? Have you ever had a personal project lead to a paid gig? Leave a comment below!   In This Episode: The importance of having your own style and aesthetic How your personal projects can lead you to a lot of great clients Why community and social media is such a powerful thing and how to use it to grow your relationships Do you need a contract when you're just starting out?   Related Links: Find Irene Online Follow Irene on Tumblr | Instagram | Vimeo Irene’s Berlin-themed personal project Project: Girl series Loop de Loop Competition

Ana Gonzalez founded Locking Shocking in 1996, label a year later joined who would be her partner for the next 10 years, until they dissolved the brand in 2007. During those years Ana González worked as a creative director acclaimed by public and critic and awarded with the L’Oreal Paris Award for the best young SS’03 collection and the Gran Prix de la moda Marie Claire for the Best National Designer in 2004. In 2008 she founded her new label Ana Locking and with her first collection ‘Reentry’ FW08-09 won the L’Oreal Paris Award for the Best Collection from the Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week. In September 2009 she presented her SS’10 collection in New York’s Public Library during the NY Fashion Week with her partners from project ‘4Eyes’.??In November 2009 she won the Price Cosmopolitan for the Best Designer of the year.??Ana keeps herself updated of the new artistic disciplines, as she studied in the University of Fine Arts of Madrid. That’s the reason why she has also collaborated with different cultural institutions and artistic organizations through expositions, installations, video-art, photography, seminars, conferences, classes, etc.