Podcast appearances and mentions of craig ward

From big brands to lego bricks, Craig Ward has left his mark all over the world of typography. This week, host Charles Nix sits down with Craig to talk about his career, his myriad side projects and quirky pastimes, and how technology could revolutionize the way we use type and ensure the rights of ownership for designers.

This week's episode of Milt Talk Legacy Builders is the season two finale. Join host Zahraa Mouzon as she talks with the owner of Ward of Health Restaurant, Craig Ward Jr. Craig is a passionate advocate for good health. He is a young father with indescribable love for his family's health and well-being; that realization has led him on a path of great ambition in pursuit of happiness. He believes that we need to be aware of the behaviors and habits we pass down to the next generation. He has acquired over a decade of experience in the food industry ranging from fast food management to bartending and serving. His mantra of organization and cleanliness exudes into the foundation and core of Ward of Health. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: @zahraamouzon Craig: @wardofhealth

In this episode we talk energy conservation and the future of our industry.

It's been a while. It's been a strange few months but we're back (we think) with a fresh selection of mixes for the podcast from our trusty disc jockeys. For episode 43 Craig Ward and Jon Tipton step up for a splendid session. Please share the love if you're feeling this. 1. Artwork - Time Is Now 2. Kevin McKay - Run & Hide 3. Systemfunk - Fools 4. Unknown Artist - IMLOSINGYOU(FREDVOXMSTR) 5. Oscar P & Cris Herrera - Tears (Soul On Beat Mix) 6. Javonntte - Say Sumin 7. Scott Diaz & Timmy P - True Blue 8. Loshmi - Too Many DJs 9. DJOKO - Facettes 10. Javonntte - Same Feelings 11. Demuir - Lusting You 12. Moloko - Sing It Back (Herbert's Falling Away Mix) 13. Francis Overcast - I Ain't (Kenny Dope Remix) 14. SMBD - Piano Lick 15. Felipe Gordon - The Jupiter Song 16. Felipe Gordon - Dedicacion 17. Nick Wisdom - Beam Me Up

'Sode #3, COMIN' AT'CHA!In this episode, I talk with graphic designer & friend Emily Stout about how college makes you broke, what corporate life is like as a graphic designer, the importance of selling your work in the modern-day world, how growing up in a small, rural town can affect your art, how wonderful & useful wireframes are, the incredible tool that is Pinterest, how rough Comic Sans is, dreams of getting degrees in ceramics, that time someone got stabbed for a Popeyes chicken sandwich, and at least 2 - 12 other things. Go check out her website at emcsde.com to see some of her hyper-aesthetic work & potentially have her create all of your design needs!Emily's Recommended Works Include (but are not limited to):Morbid, Crime Junkie, Time Suck with Dan Cummins, Call Her Daddy (but don't listen to it), people watching, product packaging, TJ Maxx, Pinterest, wireframing, Paula Sher, Mad Men / Milton Glaser, Herb Lubalin, Allan Peters, Craig Ward, Jessica Hische, Broad City / Mike Perry, IKEA, Abstract (Netflix), Grid Systems for Graphic Design by Josef Muller-Brockmann, How To by Michael Bierut, Two-Dimensional Man by Paul Sahre, and Design is Storytelling by Ellen Lupton. Like what you hear and want to support the show while getting some cool stuff in return? Become a patron on my Patreon today! www.patreon.com/jordanlaweStay in touch with all things TAT on our socials!Facebook: www.facebook.com/thievesamongthievespodInstagram: @thievesamongthievespod

Just in the nick of time and after another long delay, episode 41 of the podcast has landed. This one […] The post Body People 41 — Craig Ward appeared first on Body People.

The Hart Foundation, The Legion Of Doom, The Rockers, even The Bushwackers — all dynamic duos that have nothing on […] The post Body People 39 — Craig Ward & Jon Tipton appeared first on Body People.

Here’s part two of our session at our Digbeth Dining Club launch event. This time it’s 90 minutes of Edits, […] The post Body People 35 — Richie Barthez, Craig Ward, Paul Griff pt.2 appeared first on Body People.

 For episode 34 we share part 1 of the session we held at Cafe Colette as part of Digbeth Dining […] The post Body People 34 — Paul Griff, Richie Barthez, Craig Ward appeared first on Body People.

Co-hosts Bob Mumby and Jennifer Button, Executive Assistant to the CEO of The Harford County Public Library interview Susan Burdette, Mayor, Town of Bel Air and Craig Ward, Board President of Bel Air Downtown Alliance.

Craig Ward (@MrCraigWard) is a designer, art director, typographic artist, and author currently living in Brooklyn, NY. A UK native, he came to New York in 2009 shortly after being selected as an ADC Young Gun. As a solo act, Craig created projects for Adobe, Squarespace, Calvin Klein, Google, Nike, and host of other large brands across entertainment, fashion, media, and consumer products. Lately, he's rejoined the agency world. In this conversation, we discuss the culture clash between a large company and a solo practice, the economics behind design (large and small), and where agencies can still innovate in spite of their size. Catch up with Craig on his personal website, Words Are Pictures. Cover photo by Jonathan Pilkington. Get The Episode Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 99 (MP3, 47:06, 22.8 MB) Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 99 (OGG, 47:06, 24.9 MB) Subscribe to Get New Episodes Subscribe to The Busy Creator Podcast on iTunes, on Google Play Music, on Android, on iHeart Sponsor Freedcamp, the finest free online project management software Bandwidth for The Busy Creator Podcast is provided by Freedcamp, Group Efforts Made Effortless. Freedcamp is best free online project management software available. By using the built-in functions and additional tools like time tracking, invoices, milestones, file storage, and more, teams can customise the software for the task at hand! The Busy Creator Podcast itself is managed and operated on Freedcamp. Get started for free on Freedcamp.com Show Notes & Links Prescott and Craig have been pals for several years due to the NYC design scene Joaquin Cotler, a guest on The Busy Creator episode 41 and composer of the theme music Craig is ok being called a “designer & art director”; he's also directed music videos and earn other titles by action Solo practitioners are a “one-man army” due to their multiple facets The US O-1B Visa, for people, like Craig, “who possesses extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, or who has a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement … and has been recognized nationally or internationally for those achievements …”  How a Bill Becomes Law   "Solo practice is very liberating, but brings its own problems." —Craig Ward Tweet This "When you work for someone else, you can spend almost 100% of time working on projects. For yourself, it's maybe 50%." —Prescott Perez-Fox Tweet This "When freelance work became my full-time job I suddenly had free time." —Craig Ward Tweet This Popular Lies About Graphic Design by Craig Ward on Amazon Craig's first solo show "I didn't think at all about the financial aspects of solo work." —Craig Ward Tweet This Grey advertising "Big agencies are designed to spin wheels." —Craig Ward Tweet This "If you're a creative person, you're not supposed to be good at business stuff." —Craig Ward Tweet This Intellectual Overhead vs. Property Overhead: anxiety, distraction, etc. rather than dollars "When you work solo the highs are higher, but the lows are lower." —Prescott Perez-Fox Tweet This “Make hay while the sun shines” and other farming metaphors Pentagram Eddie Opara, digitally-savvy partner at Pentagram Douglas Davis, previous guest on TBC "In so many ways it's a holiday to have a team." —Craig Ward Tweet This "At a certain point, agencies stop being creative companies and start being corporations." —Prescott Perez-Fox Tweet This Denise O'Bleness "Clients get the work they deserve." —Denise O'Bleness Tweet This Deutsch "The answers are not found in the office." —Craig Ward Tweet This "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." —Seneca Tweet This Mother, an agency which has Design and Advertising within it The Shadow Cabinet, in Parliament Skunk Works "The barrier to entry to experimenting is lower than ever." —Prescott Perez-Fox Tweet This "I worry that I'm spreading myself too thin, but I'd rather have a go than not." —Craig Ward Tweet This Extrude nodes, chamfered edges – jargon of 3D printing and modeling "We ran out of stuff to talk about … so we had a kid." —Craig Ward Tweet This "Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." —Pablo Picasso Tweet This "There's real beauty in an eclectic team." —Craig Ward Tweet This Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE)  Craig Ward on Twitter  Craig Ward on Instagram  Craig Ward on Facebook  Craig Ward on LinkedIn Tools Maya Techniques Use your “free” time for other long-term projects, like writing a book Keep “swiftness” in mind; build momentum at the start of projects Take on an agent to help even out the workloads Encourage your team to get out of the office and see things around the city Create a job number for excursions so you can track it; give yourself a time-budget per month Visualize your projects internally, and sketch when you have an idea in mind Habits Be a “restless creative”, always be making something Aim for one fully-fledged, start-to-finish project in your portfolio per year Allow for Unconventional Inspiration (one of The 9 Habits of Highly Creative People) Build in separation between your home and work life; force a commute and specific hours  

In today’s show Craig Ward from Garden City Ammonia Program interviews  Brian Chapin.  Brian recently authored an article on the three types of ammonia refrigeration operator. We discuss the three archetypes in depth in this episode, they are: “the Ill-Suited” “the Good” and “the Great” Topics Discussed Include: RAGAGEP stands for Recognized and Generally Accepted […]

In today’s show Jeremy Williams and Craig Ward from Garden City Ammonia Program interview  Mike Gannon. Mike is an ammonia refrigeration engineer with Don’s Cold Storage in Northwest Arkansas. Not only is Mike their company engineer, he is highly involved with PSM / RMP and started up the new RETA chapter for Northwest Arkansas “NWA […]