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Een nieuw soort thema-aflevering maakt z'n intrede in het 'Achter De Schermen'-universum. Heel wat mensen die achter de schermen werken werden hier onderbelicht - tot vandaag. In onze MasterClasses focussen we telkens op één specifieke functie en de speelse anekdotes die errond hangen natuurlijk. Met deze keer dus: 'art director'. Hoe bepalen die mee 'de look' van een film of serie? Hoe maken ze de perfecte namaak-drol? Op welke lugubere manier geraken ze aan decoratieve beenderen? Dit soort vragen wordt één voor één beantwoord, én ook aangevuld door Jeffs knetterknotse kronieken uit de sector.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En este episodio, Belkis y Rosa hablan sobre temas como el crecimiento personal, las oportunidades empresariales y de empleo en la comunidad latina, como también las estrategias de marketing en las redes sociales y los desafíos culturales. Anfitrión: Belkis Cruz https://lbrpartners.com/ Invitado: Rosa Santiago Zimmerman https://www.rszdesigndevelopment.com/ Apoya el programa - https://www.curiousbuilderpodcast.com/shop Vea nuestros próximos eventos en vivo - https://www.curiousbuilderpodcast.com/events

Isaiah Steinfeld is a tech executive who started his creative journey in the punk and hardcore scene. Also, he's is a first gen Filipino, on the national board at AIGA, and a Global Head of Startups at Amazon AWS. We get into his early days at #LYFT, #GenerativeAI, and what it takes to excel at large organizations like #Nike and #Amazon. Also, we talk about what inclusion in the tech world means, and how the creative industry is on the verge of meteoric change due to A.I. Also, pardon the audio for the first 16 minutes. It gets sorted out =) Check out ⁠FirstGenBurden.com⁠ for all the episodes Follow us ⁠@firstgenburden⁠ and Rich Tu /⁠@rich_tu⁠ Illustration by Eugenia Mello / ⁠@eumiel⁠ Thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/firstgenburden/support

In this episode, Carissa Chipman interviews Becky McKinnell, Founder and CEO of iBec Creative and Wildwood Oyster Co. They discuss Becky's road to entrepreneurship, the culture at iBec that has made them a three-time Best Places to Work in Maine recipient, and how she used her background in e-commerce to create a successful handbag line.

New Episode Out Now Setting The Tone presnts Episode 119 reviews, Divided By Design For the Fallen Dreams Shell Beach and more Kicking off the show this week is Divided By Design and the return of a new album titled The fear of being forgotten due for release on 10th February 2023 It's always nice to have an artist or band come back to me and ask if I will listen to the new project they have been working on. The fear of being forgotten is another instrumental album from Divided By design and to be honest I kind of always seem to struggle with these albums, what I will say is the latest offering from Divided By Design is nothing short of magical some lovely soundscapes of music are presented to the listener and offer the idea of going on a concept about the beginning of life, this journey is achieved by due by offering some brutal riffs and mind-blowing guitar solos. Overall, The fear of being is forgotten and is nothing short of amazing with these wonderful riffs and stunning sounds. Go and check out Divided by design this one is a huge thumbs of from Setting The Tone what a mind-blowing epic journey of sound. Divided By Design online https://www.facebook.com/dividedbydesignband https://dividedbydesign.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/dividedbydesign_band https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiW4mKCjCw2ZJryUaPUZRzQ For The Fallen Dreams Last one out Check out the video for Last one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZCWBWoJne8 Last one out a track for the ones out there who like it a little heavier and something to stomp your feet and nod your head, the track is packed with melodic chorus, some nice breakdowns and some real high-octane energy Pre-order For The Fallen Dreams here: https://arisingempire.com/forthefallendreams For The Fallen Dreams online https://www.instagram.com/ftfdband https://www.facebook.com/forthefallendreams https://www.tiktok.com/@ftfdband https://twitter.com/ftfdband https://ftfdltd.com/ Shell Beach Feeble Glory Check out the video for Feeble Glory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWTtLJ0lWcc A track with a lot of grove, packed with melodic hooks in the chorus and some great guitar tones, I really love the energy in Feeble Glory some very nice melodies in the chorus and this feeling if a real sense of drive behind the song certainly will have you signing back the chorus and moving your feet Stream 'Feeble Glory' here: https://ffm.to/shellbeach_feebleglory Pre-order / pre-save Solar Flare here: https://ffm.to/shellbeach_solarflare Shell Beach online ttp://shellbeachband.com/ https://linktr.ee/SettingTheTone You can find this episode and previous episodes from Setting The Tone in the below links Spotfiy https://open.spotify.com/show/6Jj9SsrXxve44839dptihN… Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/setting-the-tone/id1499390718 Google https://podcasts.google.com/?q=setting%20the%20tone podbean https://Settingthetone2.podbean.com Thank you to our sponsor @The Guitar Ninja Academy, the best place to become a guitar master. For more information on our sponsor then hit the below links https://theguitarninja.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/theguitarninja

*Season Finale* Alvin Cailan is a chef, author, and host of The Burger Show on First We Feast. Alvin grew up in a Chicano section of LA as an AMBOY (American raised Filipino), and trained as a world-class chef with Thomas Keller before striking out on his own as founder of the now iconic breakfast brand Eggslut. Alvin and Rich Tu sit down and talk about his early days as a "tournat", how grind culture has changed, his love of Filipino cuisine, and how he has become the most high profile in voice America's Filipino food movement. Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Rashad Rastam grew up as a skate kid in Philadelphia who went on to found the brand Dahsar. He cut his teeth as a BMX streetwear buyer, designer, digital producer, visual producer at a non-profit, and a brand consultant, all in one. In addition Rashad hosts the podcast Wear Many Hats, where his guests reveal their side hustle. Rich Tu met Rashad at an event promoting his collaboration with Commercial Type before the pandemic. Now, Rich and Rashad sit and talk about his journey to being a professional multitasker, the connection between typography and fashion, and why collaborating with trusted partners is important. Listen to Rich's appearance on Wear Many Hats here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-136-rich-tu/id1536111608?i=1000588523490 Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Recorded at Canal Street Market, thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Eva Zar is a director and photographer who's mission is to show diversity across all spectrums in her work. Within a short amount of time Eva's built an impressive client list including Fenty, Olay, MTV, and Pinterest. Eva and Rich Tu have a thoughtful and funny conversation about growing up as a Third Culture Kid in Austria and Israel, beginning her creative journey during the Syrian refugee crisis, being comfortable on big sets, and the importance of feeling at home with your chosen family. Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Recorded at Canal Street Market, thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Lauren Tamaki is an illustrator and artist with a new book out titled Seen and Unseen: What Dorothea Lange, Toyo Miyatake, and Ansel Adams's Photographs Reveal About the Japanese American Incarceration. Lauren and Rich Tu have a hilariously emotional conversation about growing up in a talented family, her journey to authorship, and how glamour connects to Star Trek and drag. Also, Lauren discusses how a recent medical emergency has changed her outlook on life and why it's important to process trauma in order to grow. This episode is not to be missed. Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Recorded at Canal Street Market, thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Haruko Hayakawa is a CG artist and creative director who talk herself 3D when she was 13 years old. She recently took the leap as an independent artist and has worked with clients like Tom Ford, 88Rising, SKKN, and Bon Appétit. Haruko and Rich Tu talk about how her Japanese culture and food styling influence her work, the challenges of going independent, entering Web3, and how she learned 3D modeling from Gundam spec sheets. Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Recorded at Canal Street Market, thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Mamadi Doumbouya is a photographer from Guinea, West Africa. He has photographed icons like Spike Lee, Tom Hanks, and Neil Degrasse Tyson, and was recently honored as one of Forbes 30 Under 30. Rich Tu and Mamadi sit down for an exuberant conversation that covers his life in Guinea, how he found NYCSalt to jumpstart his career, how family obligation informs who he is today, and what it means to feel like a tourist in your own home. Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Recorded at Canal Street Market, thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Gabriela Namie is a designer and art director who's been recognized by the global creative industry and uses design to amplify messages she believes in. Currently she's an art director for Google YouTube Music platform, after being at &Walsh and founding Estúdio Barca in her native Brazil. Gabriela and Rich Tu chat about the unique shared culture, growing up Brazilian Japanese, what it means to have a personl voice in design, and how A.I. can potentially change the creative industry forever. Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Recorded at Canal Street Market, thanks to DesGin for their support _______________ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

*Season Premiere* Kim Pham is the child of Vietnamese refugees and the co-founder of the Asian food brand OMSOM. Kim and Rich Tu sit down and talk about a range of topics like food shame, the importance of community, her founders' journey, and how OMSOM is fighting stigmatization of the ethnic food aisle. Also, they discuss what it means to be "chronically online and made on the internet", and how Kim is giving life to her multitudes on TikTok and sharing her experience as a lifestyle domme. This episode is all about fighting the model minority myth, and it's a must-listen! Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Audio produced by Timothy Simonson / @timwicked Illustration by Eugenia Mello / @eumiel Recorded at Canal Street Market, thanks to DesGin for their support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Communicating clearly is probably the most difficult thing anyone can do in business.  Our job as Instructional Designers is often to make better communication happen under the guise of "we need everyone to be better trained on _______". It doesn't matter what level you are at within your training team or the overall organization.  Everyone from the new intern to the experienced CLO needs to improve their ability to communicate complex ideas and concepts in order to influence others into action.  This is where Visual Language Theory comes into play. Kevin Thorn joins us to explore concepts on how to better communicate ideas and transform those ideas into a visual language. One of the most important aspects of this process (and coincidentally in our ID work) is extracting you and your stakeholders' ideas and converting them into a universal visual language that your target audience will clearly understand.  We'll discuss the entire process using old school "pen & paper" so that it's accessible to everyone including those professionals not interested in mastering new design tools.Join us for this session and find out how you can also get more in-depth instruction and training on these processes from Kevin at other events like DevLearn and StepAway.Desgin.Become virtual friends with the IDIODC gang on Twitter. Remember you can always stay in the loop by searching through the #IDIODC tag:Brent: @BSchlenkerChris: @Chris_V_WIDIODC: @TeamIDIODC Brent Schlenker is dominKnow's Community Manager. Chris Van Wingerden is dominKnow's Sr. VP Learning Solutions. Want to join us live? Follow us on Crowdcast: https://www.crowdcast.io/dominknow

Na série Clássicos do Desgin de hoje, Janina Ester fala sobre Claudia Moreira Salles, uma designer carioca contemporânea. Para saber mais, confira o Decor e Arte!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For our 4th episode of Step by Step Season 8, we're covering how you can take your brand from having an eCommerce project mindset to a program mindset. Jon Reily from bounteous is here to chat about the difficult parts of shifting mindsets, how we're rewriting the rules, and more! Tune in now!A North Star or a South Star?Currently, a lot of brands are struggling with how to move from having an eCommerce project mindset to a program mindset. The most difficult part is that brands need to break the stigma that eCommerce is this big scary thing when it's not.“We went from calling things just selling things online to eCommerce and then we went back to, well, maybe just selling things online again. Have we come full circle?” – Brian“It all comes back to the design and you have to ensure that the design is solid in order to make it work.” – Jon“The downside of all of these tools being out there and being ubiquitous and available to virtually everybody is it's like everything's a nail and we're walking around with hammers trying to find where to use them.” – JonIn some ways, the programs still need to be in place as you build the foundation, or else you'll be painting when you haven't finished the foundation.We are rewriting the rules of eCommerce every day because there is no set way to do things, we're all learning every day and channels are seeking out answers every day.“Every single piece of disruption that takes place in a sector, in the following sector, the disruption happens twice as fast.” — JonThe systems that we build have to be able to flex in the future.The simple fact is that everyone needs to agree on what the end state is, define the end goal, and have a long-term plan. Associated Links:Want to learn more about data? Download our free Step by Step guide!Get connected with Fabric!Learn more about Jon Reily and bounteousListen to our other Step by Step seasonsFind our other Future Commerce episodes on our websiteHave any questions or comments about the show? Let us know on Futurecommerce.fm, or reach out to us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. We love hearing from our listeners!

Esteban Serrano is a creator, television producer, and contributor to Hip Hop and pop culture for close to 20 years at places like MTV and FUSE. Over the course of his career, he has worked on iconic properties like TRL and had a hand in giving artists like A$AP Rocky, 2 Chainz, and Kendrick Lamar their first TV appearances. Rich Tu and Esteban sit down and talk about his upbringing in West Philadelphia, growing up in a Puerto Rican and African-American household, and how he broke into the entertainment industry. Also, they discuss Esteban's most recent endeavor, helping re-launch Yo! MTV RAPS in the United states on Paramount+, as the show's Creative Director. Recorded live at Soho House, in New York City. SOCIAL MEDIA Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

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Hoy tocaba noticias de marzo, pero es que Revit 2023 está a punto de salir, así que intercambiamos: hoy preguntas, y el domingo 10 de abril, noticias con todas las novedades de Revit 2023.Parece que va a ser una versión que sigue en la línea de 2022, ninguna gran funcionalidad nueva (o quizás alguna, más merito de la nube que de Revit), pero si muchas pequeñas mejoras que "arreglan" lo que ya tienen, especialmente en temas de rendimiento. Rebeca Hola Iván, Buscando información en internet sobre BIM360, encontré tu blog y tu podcast (todo un descubrimiento!!). He escuchado y leído todas tus publicaciones sobre BIM360, pero son de hace algún tiempo y esta plataforma evoluciona muy rápido, y no comentas nada de la nueva plataforma ACC. En mi empresa llevamos un tiempo trabajando con BIM360 Docs y en algunos proyectos también Design (ahora BIM Collaborate Pro). Todo este mundo es un poco lío y no sé si recomendar en mi empresa el salto a Autodesk Construction Cloud. Seguro que puedes orientarme. Respuesta Muy buena pregunta. En efecto, hay que estar todo el día con las nubes de Autodesk para no perderse con este tema.Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) es en el fondo la misma plataforma que BIM360:Cambios menores en la interfaz:Ahora es más "blanca" y las pestañas ya no están arriba sino en el lateral izquierdo.La configuración de cada funcionalidad ya no está toda concentrada en "Project Admin", sino que en cada página hay un botón con la configuración concreta.Integración con Plandgrid:Hay cambios en la mecánica de las marcas de revisión e incidencias.La app para móvil y tablet, ahora es la de plandgrid. Ventajas de pasarse a ACC Ya no hay que asignar licencias de Desgin en el manage.autodesk.com y luego crear al usuario en ACC, ahora se hace todo desde ACC en "Account admin".Si los usuarios externos que invites tienen licencia propia de BUILD o DOCS, ya no gastan licencias de las tuyas.Ya no existen los conjuntos, y la carpeta planos es opcional. Dos elementos poco usados y que creaban confusión.Recibe todas las novedades del equipo de desarrollo. En el caso de BIM360, sólo recibe las que son compatibles entre las dos plataformas.En la última gran actualización: de 38 novedades, sólo 15 llegaron también a BIM360.Tienes la herramienta Bridge, que te permite sincronizar carpetas de distintos proyectos y cuentas.Promotor y Constructora. Los dos tienen ACC pero cada uno quiere tener su propio proyecto.Sincronizan sólo las carpetas necesarias para la colaboración.Puedes usar Takeoff, un módulo que se vende por separado, pero que te permite sacar listados de mediciones de modelos de Revit e IFC, y también de planos 2D. Inconvenientes de pasarse a ACC No hay un registro de actividad a nivel de proyecto y no hay otra forma de conseguir esta información.Sólo queda el registro de actividad por archivo.No puedes agregar a varios usuarios a la vez con distintas empresas, roles y permisos, ni tampoco la creación masiva de usuarios a nivel de cuenta.Si puedes, pero desde la interfaz antigua.Para un administrador de proyectos, la configuración está "desperdiga" por muchos sitios y es más confuso y lento dejar el proyecto configurado.No se pueden subir modelos vinculados, ahora la única forma de federar archivos es pagando por BIMCollaborate o:Desenlazar los modelos, y subirlos mediante la interfaz de Revit, y actualizando todos los links.En el caso de archivos CAD, usando Desktop Connector.No hay un registro de publicación en el que comprobar errores de procesado de archivos de diseño.Se genera una marca de revisión diferente por cada elemento que dibujas.No se pueden hacer Marcas de revisión (dibujitos) en vistas 3D.No se pueden hacer menciones con @ en los comentarios de incidencias.No se puede agregar la chincheta de una incidencia a un documento, si la incidencia se creó previamente.No se pueden crear incidencias ni marcas de revisión en todos los tipos de archivos que si se podían con BIM360 (por ejemplo STP).Las plantillas de proyecto no guardan la configuración de permisos de incidencias.No hay un permiso para ver todas las incidencias pero no poder crearlas.No puedes poner una imagen al proyecto.En realidad sí, pero con un truco: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/bim-360-support/change-project-image-in-new-bim360-construction-cloud/m-p/10380947/highlight/true#M16985Para usar la app móvil debes pagar por BUILD. Resumen A medio plazo ACC es la opción ganadora, pero ha sido un paso atrás (esperemos que temporal) en:Gestión de la plataforma a nivel administrador.Incidencias y marcas de revisión.APP móvil es mejor pero de pago.A menos que te interese el tema de las licencias, yo me quedaría al menos un año más en BIM360.Si lo de Brigde te ha parecido interesante, también lo puedes hacer con 360 Admin Tools.https://360admintools.com/ Patrocinador: Presto 22 Y antes de la siguiente pregunta, nuevo patrocinador en BIMlevel, que realmente no es nuevo porque ¡¡¡repiten!!!, estoy hablando de Presto y su nueva versión 22. En el último episodio de preguntas hablábamos de cómo exportar mediciones desde un archivo IFC, y es que después de muchos años, el mercado está llegando a un nivel de madurez BIM en el que el uso del IFC se está empezando a generalizar, abriendo la posibilidad real de utilizar modelos IFC como base para tareas de medición, presupuesto y planificación. Pues bien, en todo esto se centran las principales novedades de la nueva versión Presto 22. Ahora tenemos dos nuevos componentes: Por un lado, Cost-IFC, que es una pestaña de Presto que permite generar las mediciones automáticamente a partir de archivos IFC, creando uno o más criterios de medición para los objetos de cada clase. Y, por otro lado, Open-IFC, que es un visor de archivos IFC completamente integrado con Presto con el que podemos ver gráficamente información de costes y tiempos, pero también su animación 4D. Con estos nuevos componentes, podrás meterte de lleno en flujos “Open-BIM” sin salir del software que ya dominas. Y ahora, Presto 22.02 incluye sin coste Open-IFC el visualizador completo de modelos BIM, y Cost-IFC con todas sus posibilidades, y exportación reducida a Presto. Entra en el enlace que te dejo en las notas del programa para más información. Enlace: https://www.rib-software.es/cost-it Sandra Buenos días Iván,Te escribo porque tengo una duda sobre Revit, por si me pudieras ayudar. Es relativa a MEP, en específico a la simbología en planta de interruptores y enchufes. Si por ejemplo tengo 3 interruptores seguidos y en el 3D los coloco pegados unos a otros, el problema lo tengo en planta ya que los símbolos 2D me aparecen superpuesto. Y en cambio, si ubico de forma legible los símbolos en planta, en el 3D están muy separados entre sí.¿Hay alguna forma de resolver esto en Revit? Muchas gracias! Respuesta: Este problema es un clásico de Revit.Hay quien lo soluciona poniendo los símbolos como elementos independientes.Hay quién directamente no modela los mecanismos en 3D y entonces no tiene problema.Hay quien intenta crear símbolos de distintos tamaños según la escala, para que cuadren mejor....Hay plugins, como Magicad, que tienen herramientas concretas para este problema.MagiCAD Symbol Organiser Toolhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH3nD85DWxkMi enfoque es:Son símbolos se tienen que hacer lo más pequeños posible siempre que sean legibles y no una mancha negra. Por ejemplo, todo los símbolos de mecanismos tienen que "caber" dentro de un cuadrado imaginario de 5x5mm (medidas en espacio papel).Los símbolos son una familia de anotación genérica, creada de forma independiente, pero anidada dentro de la familia 3D.Cada mecanismo tiene dos parámetros de ejemplar que me permiten mover el símbolo en el eje X e Y, para poder separarlos entre sí, sin tener que mover los elementos 3D de su sitio real.¿Cómo se hace?En la familia de anotación genérica dibujas el símbolo y lo agrupas.Creas una línea de referencia paralela al eje X y le pones una cota que conviertes en parámetroRepites la operación pero con una línea paralela al eje Y.Anclas el grupo con ambas líneas de referencia.En este momento, si en los parámetros de las cotas, pones 0, el símbolo debería estar centrado.Si pones 1 cm, el símbolo se debería mover.Metes la familia de símbolo en la familia de aparato eléctrico donde tienes la geometría 3D, y la anclas al centro.Creas parámetros de ejemplar en la familia principal para controlar los parámetros del símbolo.Ya nivel pro:Tendrás que crear líneas de referencia cotas y parámetros auxiliares para poder poner distancias negativas, y así poder moverlo tanto a izquierda como derecha.Con un par de parámetros auxiliares más, puedes hacer que en vez de meter longitudes para mover el símbolo, simplemente pones un número entero, para mover los símbolos 1, 2, 3 posiciones, sin tener que introducir una distancia.Estos dos trucos son algo más difícil de explicar sólo con audio, te dejo una familia mía de interruptor para que la analices. Sergio Muy buenas Iván,Soy el director de una pequeña ingeniería de instalaciones en la que nuestro flujo de trabajo se basa en CYPE-EXCEL-AUTOCAD. Cype y excel para los cálculos y Autocad para montar planos. No hemos dado el salto al BIM por falta de tiempo y de recursos, las licencias tiene precios prohibitivos y además, los honorarios de las ingenierías hoy en día están muy muy ajustados.Ahora un promotor nos dice que en breve va a empezar a pedirnos los proyectos en BIM con formato Revit.La pregunta es ¿Qué opciones de licencias de Revit nos recomiendas para mantener los costes lo más bajos posibles? Hemos visto que está el LT, la Collection, el flex...No terminamos de tener claro que con Revit podamos hacer todos nuestros cálculos por lo que tendríamos que mantener las licencias de CYPE y usar Revit como modelador 3D. ¿esto es así?En la oficina serían 4 personas diseñando y calculando y luego yo, que no abriría el software salvo para hacer comprobaciones. Muchas gracias por tu tiempo. Respuesta: Gran pregunta Sergio, sobre todo porque la mitad de las ingenierías de España están en esta misma exacta situación.Lo primero, te confirmo que Revit "tal cual viene" no va a ser un sustituto de CYPE ni de tus excel de cálculo. Pero calcular en CYPE y modelar en Revit es trabajar dos veces y con lo que comentas de los honorarios, no es algo que te puedas permitir. Tienes dos opciones: Hacer BIM con CYPE CYPE ha apostado mucho por el BIM desde hace años.Manteniendo casi las mismas licencias y formándote en las funcionalidades BIM de CYPE, podrías ahorrar mucho en licencias y reciclar todo el conocimiento que ya tienes de CYPE.Además, han adoptado una filosofía de muchos programas específicos para cada subdisciplina, que son fáciles de aprender por separado porque tienen "pocos botones".https://store.bimserver.center/es/CYPEPLUMBING (sólo saneamiento)CYPEHVAC (sólo ventilación)...Tendrías cálculo y modelado dentro del mismo entorno, con todas las facilidades extra de CYPE en generación de memorias y demás.Problema típico, el cliente te pide formato Revit.Si tu cliente sólo va a revisar/supervisar el proyecto, realmente es que también está empezando con esto del BIM y te pide Revit por ignorancia, porque sería mejor para ti y para ellos que te pidiera formato IFC.CYPE puede generar archivos IFC sin problema.https://ivanguerra.com/097-ifc-en-proyectos-todo-revit/También puede ser que el cliente si sabe lo que pide, y te está pidiendo Revit porque ellos luego van a hacer modificaciones, o al menos quieren tener la posibilidad de hacerlo.Caso típico: promotora que tiene un departamento de personalización de viviendas y necesitan poder mover el inodoro 50 cm a la izquierda, o cambiar el recorrido en falso techo por un cambio de la distribución, etc.Son cambios que al estar localizados dentro de la vivienda, no afecta al cálculo, y el personal técnico del promotor prefiere tener autonomía para hacer estos pequeños cálculos.En este caso, si que te va a tocar pasar de CYPE a Revit, pero tienes dos "parches" para trabajar menos:Hacerte experto en importación de IFC de CYPE a Revit.https://ivanguerra.com/094-revit-cype/No pasar las instalaciones completas a Revit, sólo lo que el cliente necesite modificar.No pueden ser muchas cosas, porque si afecta al cálculo debería pedirte que lo cambiaras tu. Tunear Revit para que sirva para cálculo Pasarte al "lado oscuro". Aprender Revit a tope y vitaminarlo para que te ayude en la mayoría de cálculos.Es un cambio más drástico y también más caro y que requiere más tiempo, pero es el camino que han seguido no pocas ingenierías en España, aunque suelen ser tirando a medianas o grandes.Usando scripts de dynamo.Desarrollos propios (con el tiempo)Plugins para Revit como Magicad.Muy potentes y algo caros.La parte buena es que no tendrás que "discutir" con los clientes que se empeñan en pedir Revit porque sí, y además siempre tienes la opción de exportar a IFC. Licencias de Revit Al falta de conocer tu empresa más en detalle y los requisitos de tu cliente, iría a la opción CYPE.Pero en ambos casos, alguna licencia de Revit vas a necesitar.Revit LT: descartado porque no tiene instalaciones ni posibilidad de plugins.La Collection: dependerá del Autocad que tengas. SI tienes Autocad LT se saldrá mejor comprar el Revit suelto.Flex: si vas a la opción CYPE, puede ser muy interesante, porque sólo pagarías por los días que necesites el Revit para exportar y demás.Siempre que sean menos de 60-70 días al año.SI vas a la opción Revit tuneado, no merece la pena. Quizás para tí, pero hay que hacer números. ¿Quieres escuchar otro episodio? Los tienes todos en la sección de Podcast de esta web. AVISO: Este post es sólo un apoyo al audio del podcast. Leerlo de forma independiente podría llevar a conclusiones incompletas o incluso opuestas a las que se quieren transmitir.

Hoy tocaba noticias de marzo, pero es que Revit 2023 está a punto de salir, así que intercambiamos: hoy preguntas, y el domingo 10 de abril, noticias con todas las novedades de Revit 2023.Parece que va a ser una versión que sigue en la línea de 2022, ninguna gran funcionalidad nueva (o quizás alguna, más merito de la nube que de Revit), pero si muchas pequeñas mejoras que "arreglan" lo que ya tienen, especialmente en temas de rendimiento. Rebeca Hola Iván, Buscando información en internet sobre BIM360, encontré tu blog y tu podcast (todo un descubrimiento!!). He escuchado y leído todas tus publicaciones sobre BIM360, pero son de hace algún tiempo y esta plataforma evoluciona muy rápido, y no comentas nada de la nueva plataforma ACC. En mi empresa llevamos un tiempo trabajando con BIM360 Docs y en algunos proyectos también Design (ahora BIM Collaborate Pro). Todo este mundo es un poco lío y no sé si recomendar en mi empresa el salto a Autodesk Construction Cloud. Seguro que puedes orientarme. Respuesta Muy buena pregunta. En efecto, hay que estar todo el día con las nubes de Autodesk para no perderse con este tema.Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) es en el fondo la misma plataforma que BIM360:Cambios menores en la interfaz:Ahora es más "blanca" y las pestañas ya no están arriba sino en el lateral izquierdo.La configuración de cada funcionalidad ya no está toda concentrada en "Project Admin", sino que en cada página hay un botón con la configuración concreta.Integración con Plandgrid:Hay cambios en la mecánica de las marcas de revisión e incidencias.La app para móvil y tablet, ahora es la de plandgrid. Ventajas de pasarse a ACC Ya no hay que asignar licencias de Desgin en el manage.autodesk.com y luego crear al usuario en ACC, ahora se hace todo desde ACC en "Account admin".Si los usuarios externos que invites tienen licencia propia de BUILD o DOCS, ya no gastan licencias de las tuyas.Ya no existen los conjuntos, y la carpeta planos es opcional. Dos elementos poco usados y que creaban confusión.Recibe todas las novedades del equipo de desarrollo. En el caso de BIM360, sólo recibe las que son compatibles entre las dos plataformas.En la última gran actualización: de 38 novedades, sólo 15 llegaron también a BIM360.Tienes la herramienta Bridge, que te permite sincronizar carpetas de distintos proyectos y cuentas.Promotor y Constructora. Los dos tienen ACC pero cada uno quiere tener su propio proyecto.Sincronizan sólo las carpetas necesarias para la colaboración.Puedes usar Takeoff, un módulo que se vende por separado, pero que te permite sacar listados de mediciones de modelos de Revit e IFC, y también de planos 2D. Inconvenientes de pasarse a ACC No hay un registro de actividad a nivel de proyecto y no hay otra forma de conseguir esta información.Sólo queda el registro de actividad por archivo.No puedes agregar a varios usuarios a la vez con distintas empresas, roles y permisos, ni tampoco la creación masiva de usuarios a nivel de cuenta.Si puedes, pero desde la interfaz antigua.Para un administrador de proyectos, la configuración está "desperdiga" por muchos sitios y es más confuso y lento dejar el proyecto configurado.No se pueden subir modelos vinculados, ahora la única forma de federar archivos es pagando por BIMCollaborate o:Desenlazar los modelos, y subirlos mediante la interfaz de Revit, y actualizando todos los links.En el caso de archivos CAD, usando Desktop Connector.No hay un registro de publicación en el que comprobar errores de procesado de archivos de diseño.Se genera una marca de revisión diferente por cada elemento que dibujas.No se pueden hacer Marcas de revisión (dibujitos) en vistas 3D.No se pueden hacer menciones con @ en los comentarios de incidencias.No se puede agregar la chincheta de una incidencia a un documento, si la incidencia se creó previamente.No se pueden crear incidencias ni marcas de revisión en todos los tipos de archivos que si se podían con BIM360 (por ejemplo STP).Las plantillas de proyecto no guardan la configuración de permisos de incidencias.No hay un permiso para ver todas las incidencias pero no poder crearlas.No puedes poner una imagen al proyecto.En realidad sí, pero con un truco: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/bim-360-support/change-project-image-in-new-bim360-construction-cloud/m-p/10380947/highlight/true#M16985Para usar la app móvil debes pagar por BUILD. Resumen A medio plazo ACC es la opción ganadora, pero ha sido un paso atrás (esperemos que temporal) en:Gestión de la plataforma a nivel administrador.Incidencias y marcas de revisión.APP móvil es mejor pero de pago.A menos que te interese el tema de las licencias, yo me quedaría al menos un año más en BIM360.Si lo de Brigde te ha parecido interesante, también lo puedes hacer con 360 Admin Tools.https://360admintools.com/ Patrocinador: Presto 22 Y antes de la siguiente pregunta, nuevo patrocinador en BIMlevel, que realmente no es nuevo porque ¡¡¡repiten!!!, estoy hablando de Presto y su nueva versión 22. En el último episodio de preguntas hablábamos de cómo exportar mediciones desde un archivo IFC, y es que después de muchos años, el mercado está llegando a un nivel de madurez BIM en el que el uso del IFC se está empezando a generalizar, abriendo la posibilidad real de utilizar modelos IFC como base para tareas de medición, presupuesto y planificación. Pues bien, en todo esto se centran las principales novedades de la nueva versión Presto 22. Ahora tenemos dos nuevos componentes: Por un lado, Cost-IFC, que es una pestaña de Presto que permite generar las mediciones automáticamente a partir de archivos IFC, creando uno o más criterios de medición para los objetos de cada clase. Y, por otro lado, Open-IFC, que es un visor de archivos IFC completamente integrado con Presto con el que podemos ver gráficamente información de costes y tiempos, pero también su animación 4D. Con estos nuevos componentes, podrás meterte de lleno en flujos “Open-BIM” sin salir del software que ya dominas. Y ahora, Presto 22.02 incluye sin coste Open-IFC el visualizador completo de modelos BIM, y Cost-IFC con todas sus posibilidades, y exportación reducida a Presto. Entra en el enlace que te dejo en las notas del programa para más información. Enlace: https://www.rib-software.es/cost-it Sandra Buenos días Iván,Te escribo porque tengo una duda sobre Revit, por si me pudieras ayudar. Es relativa a MEP, en específico a la simbología en planta de interruptores y enchufes. Si por ejemplo tengo 3 interruptores seguidos y en el 3D los coloco pegados unos a otros, el problema lo tengo en planta ya que los símbolos 2D me aparecen superpuesto. Y en cambio, si ubico de forma legible los símbolos en planta, en el 3D están muy separados entre sí.¿Hay alguna forma de resolver esto en Revit? Muchas gracias! Respuesta: Este problema es un clásico de Revit.Hay quien lo soluciona poniendo los símbolos como elementos independientes.Hay quién directamente no modela los mecanismos en 3D y entonces no tiene problema.Hay quien intenta crear símbolos de distintos tamaños según la escala, para que cuadren mejor....Hay plugins, como Magicad, que tienen herramientas concretas para este problema.MagiCAD Symbol Organiser Toolhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH3nD85DWxkMi enfoque es:Son símbolos se tienen que hacer lo más pequeños posible siempre que sean legibles y no una mancha negra. Por ejemplo, todo los símbolos de mecanismos tienen que "caber" dentro de un cuadrado imaginario de 5x5mm (medidas en espacio papel).Los símbolos son una familia de anotación genérica, creada de forma independiente, pero anidada dentro de la familia 3D.Cada mecanismo tiene dos parámetros de ejemplar que me permiten mover el símbolo en el eje X e Y, para poder separarlos entre sí, sin tener que mover los elementos 3D de su sitio real.¿Cómo se hace?En la familia de anotación genérica dibujas el símbolo y lo agrupas.Creas una línea de referencia paralela al eje X y le pones una cota que conviertes en parámetroRepites la operación pero con una línea paralela al eje Y.Anclas el grupo con ambas líneas de referencia.En este momento, si en los parámetros de las cotas, pones 0, el símbolo debería estar centrado.Si pones 1 cm, el símbolo se debería mover.Metes la familia de símbolo en la familia de aparato eléctrico donde tienes la geometría 3D, y la anclas al centro.Creas parámetros de ejemplar en la familia principal para controlar los parámetros del símbolo.Ya nivel pro:Tendrás que crear líneas de referencia cotas y parámetros auxiliares para poder poner distancias negativas, y así poder moverlo tanto a izquierda como derecha.Con un par de parámetros auxiliares más, puedes hacer que en vez de meter longitudes para mover el símbolo, simplemente pones un número entero, para mover los símbolos 1, 2, 3 posiciones, sin tener que introducir una distancia.Estos dos trucos son algo más difícil de explicar sólo con audio, te dejo una familia mía de interruptor para que la analices. Sergio Muy buenas Iván,Soy el director de una pequeña ingeniería de instalaciones en la que nuestro flujo de trabajo se basa en CYPE-EXCEL-AUTOCAD. Cype y excel para los cálculos y Autocad para montar planos. No hemos dado el salto al BIM por falta de tiempo y de recursos, las licencias tiene precios prohibitivos y además, los honorarios de las ingenierías hoy en día están muy muy ajustados.Ahora un promotor nos dice que en breve va a empezar a pedirnos los proyectos en BIM con formato Revit.La pregunta es ¿Qué opciones de licencias de Revit nos recomiendas para mantener los costes lo más bajos posibles? Hemos visto que está el LT, la Collection, el flex...No terminamos de tener claro que con Revit podamos hacer todos nuestros cálculos por lo que tendríamos que mantener las licencias de CYPE y usar Revit como modelador 3D. ¿esto es así?En la oficina serían 4 personas diseñando y calculando y luego yo, que no abriría el software salvo para hacer comprobaciones. Muchas gracias por tu tiempo. Respuesta: Gran pregunta Sergio, sobre todo porque la mitad de las ingenierías de España están en esta misma exacta situación.Lo primero, te confirmo que Revit "tal cual viene" no va a ser un sustituto de CYPE ni de tus excel de cálculo. Pero calcular en CYPE y modelar en Revit es trabajar dos veces y con lo que comentas de los honorarios, no es algo que te puedas permitir. Tienes dos opciones: Hacer BIM con CYPE CYPE ha apostado mucho por el BIM desde hace años.Manteniendo casi las mismas licencias y formándote en las funcionalidades BIM de CYPE, podrías ahorrar mucho en licencias y reciclar todo el conocimiento que ya tienes de CYPE.Además, han adoptado una filosofía de muchos programas específicos para cada subdisciplina, que son fáciles de aprender por separado porque tienen "pocos botones".https://store.bimserver.center/es/CYPEPLUMBING (sólo saneamiento)CYPEHVAC (sólo ventilación)...Tendrías cálculo y modelado dentro del mismo entorno, con todas las facilidades extra de CYPE en generación de memorias y demás.Problema típico, el cliente te pide formato Revit.Si tu cliente sólo va a revisar/supervisar el proyecto, realmente es que también está empezando con esto del BIM y te pide Revit por ignorancia, porque sería mejor para ti y para ellos que te pidiera formato IFC.CYPE puede generar archivos IFC sin problema.https://bimlevel.com/097-ifc-en-proyectos-todo-revit/También puede ser que el cliente si sabe lo que pide, y te está pidiendo Revit porque ellos luego van a hacer modificaciones, o al menos quieren tener la posibilidad de hacerlo.Caso típico: promotora que tiene un departamento de personalización de viviendas y necesitan poder mover el inodoro 50 cm a la izquierda, o cambiar el recorrido en falso techo por un cambio de la distribución, etc.Son cambios que al estar localizados dentro de la vivienda, no afecta al cálculo, y el personal técnico del promotor prefiere tener autonomía para hacer estos pequeños cálculos.En este caso, si que te va a tocar pasar de CYPE a Revit, pero tienes dos "parches" para trabajar menos:Hacerte experto en importación de IFC de CYPE a Revit.https://bimlevel.com/094-revit-cype/No pasar las instalaciones completas a Revit, sólo lo que el cliente necesite modificar.No pueden ser muchas cosas, porque si afecta al cálculo debería pedirte que lo cambiaras tu. Tunear Revit para que sirva para cálculo Pasarte al "lado oscuro". Aprender Revit a tope y vitaminarlo para que te ayude en la mayoría de cálculos.Es un cambio más drástico y también más caro y que requiere más tiempo, pero es el camino que han seguido no pocas ingenierías en España, aunque suelen ser tirando a medianas o grandes.Usando scripts de dynamo.Desarrollos propios (con el tiempo)Plugins para Revit como Magicad.Muy potentes y algo caros.La parte buena es que no tendrás que "discutir" con los clientes que se empeñan en pedir Revit porque sí, y además siempre tienes la opción de exportar a IFC. Licencias de Revit Al falta de conocer tu empresa más en detalle y los requisitos de tu cliente, iría a la opción CYPE.Pero en ambos casos, alguna licencia de Revit vas a necesitar.Revit LT: descartado porque no tiene instalaciones ni posibilidad de plugins.La Collection: dependerá del Autocad que tengas. SI tienes Autocad LT se saldrá mejor comprar el Revit suelto.Flex: si vas a la opción CYPE, puede ser muy interesante, porque sólo pagarías por los días que necesites el Revit para exportar y demás.Siempre que sean menos de 60-70 días al año.SI vas a la opción Revit tuneado, no merece la pena. Quizás para tí, pero hay que hacer números. ¿Quieres escuchar otro episodio? Los tienes todos en la sección de Podcast de esta web. AVISO: Este post es sólo un apoyo al audio del podcast. Leerlo de forma independiente podría llevar a conclusiones incompletas o incluso opuestas a las que se quieren transmitir.

Bobby Hundreds and Ben Hundreds met in law school and founded the iconic streetwear brand The Hundreds in 2003. They sit down with Rich Tu to talk about the early days of streetwear, their humble beginnings merging influences of hip hop, punk and hardcore, and why being the children of immigrants creates a sense of urgency and survival. Also, they go in-depth into how The Hundreds has always been about community, embracing inclusivity in Web3, challenges of building within the Metaverse, and how they created their sold-out Adam Bomb Squad NFT collection, and the legacy they would like to leave behind when it's all said and done. This episode is packed with fashion and futurism, and not one to be missed. LINKS This is a special collaboration with The OG magazine. For more, go to: TheOnline.Gallery SOCIAL MEDIA Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Melody Ehsani is a celebrated fashion designer based in Los Angeles and the Women's Creative Director for the global brand Foot Locker. Melody and Rich Tu have a refreshing conversation about how she turned a passion for justice into a creative journey through self-discovery and spirituality. They cover a range of topics, including growing up in L.A. in a first generation Iranian home, finding God on her own terms, moving to China to design her first sneaker, and the unique challenges of creating for a self-owned brand versus a huge corporation. Also, they uncover a never-before-discovered easter egg on her classic Fearless Jordan 1 collab. LINKS This is a special collaboration with The OG magazine. For more, go to: TheOnline.Gallery SOCIAL MEDIA Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

A painter and arts writer, Sharon Butler is widely known as the founder of Two Coats of Paint, a project which includes an influential art blogazine about painting, an artists' residency, online conversations, a small press, and other initiatives. Her geometric abstractions, which explore the tension between digital and handmade, and are based on drawings that she makes in a phone app. Solo painting exhibitions in 2016, 2018, and 2021 at Theodore Gallery were written about in Hyperallergic, artcritical, The New Criterion, The James Kalm Report, Time Out New York, and New York Magazine. In a review of her 2021 solo, artist-critic Laurie Fendrich called her work “beautiful and grittily compelling” and suggested that “the future of abstraction will be owned by those who accept a post-compositional approach to their paintings. Right now, Sharon Butler has the best of both worlds.”  She has received awards and residencies from Creative Capital and the Warhol Foundation, Connecticut Comission on the Arts, Connecticut State University, Pollock Krasner Foundation, Yaddo, Blue Mountain Center, Pocket Utopia, and Counterproof Press. Sharon has served as a lecturer and/or Visiting Artist/Critic at many notable art programs and organizations, including Brown University, Cornell University, Vermont Studio Center, Penn State, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Hoffberger School of Painting(MICA), School of Visual Arts, and Parsons School of Desgin. She currently teaches in the MFA programs at the New York Academy of Art and the University of Connecticut. Sharon Butler, Baselitz (2021) oil on canvas, 52x45 inches Sharon Butler, Quarto, May 10, 2019 (2021) oil on canvas, 52 x 45 inches Sharon Butler, Trade Painting-- November 19, 2019 (2020) oil on canvas, 12 x12 inches

Die Formnext ist vorbei und es ist Zeit vergangen eine Entscheidung für 3D-Druck oder die Additive Fertigung zu treffen. Zurück am Arbeitsplatz werden die Eindrücke verarbeitet und Technologien verglichen, Features genauer betrachtet, Musterteile verglichen und im Team diskutiert. Am Ende des Jahres wird aber wieder keine Entscheidung getroffen. Warum? Das erfahren Sie in dieser Podcast Folge.

REO is a music producer and dynamic futurist poised to change the way the world views digital art. His work in both music and digital art have lead him to into the metaverse with high-ticket NFTs, and collaborations with the likes of Beyoncé and Kanye West. REO opens up about finding his true identity as an artist, discovering his West African roots, and how he hacked the educational system. Also REO and Rich Tu discuss how NFTs have empowered this generation of digital artists, what's creatively possible in the Metaverse, and they take a peek behind the curtain of Kanye's Donda listening parties and what it takes to create on that level. LINKS This is a special collaboration with The OG magazine. For more, go to: TheOnline.Gallery For more on Rich Tu x MINI x American Immigration Council, go to: MINI.com SOCIAL MEDIA Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Walshy Fire is a Jamaican American DJ, MC and record producer who is a part of the Grammy-nominated dancehall reggae-influenced group Major Lazer. In this special episode, Walshy talks to Rich Tu about how he quit a corporate day job at IBM to pursue his dream in the music industry, becoming a part of the Black Chiney sound system, and later on the joining Major Lazer. They also talk about his music influences, the importance of the New York club scene in the 90's, why cultural validity matters, and the importance of positive music. LINKS This is a special collaboration with The OG magazine. For more, go to: TheOnline.Gallery For more on Rich Tu x MINI x American Immigration Council, go to: MINI.com SOCIAL MEDIA Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Anna Park is quickly gaining notoriety as one of the most exciting new artists to emerge in the past few years with her large scale charcoal drawings that simultaneously equals parts hedonism and Americana. A recent grad, she has shown in major galleries around the world, and gained the attention of the likes of KAWS and Billy Eilish. Anna and Rich Tu talk about her artistic process, what it was like growing up in Utah as a Korean immigrant, how parental expectations within Asian culture is intense, and why it's important to take a break to protect your mental health. LINKS This is a special collaboration with The OG magazine. For more, go to: TheOnline.Gallery For more on Rich Tu x MINI x American Immigration Council, go to: MINI.com SOCIAL MEDIA Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

*Season 8 Premiere* We're back! Daniel Buezo is a designer and co-founder of LA-based streetwear upstart Kids of Immigrants and the perfect guest to kick off the new season. Daniel sits down with host Rich Tu to talk about his early days growing up on the East Coast in a first gen Honduran family, being acutely aware of the sacrifices his parents made, and how he avoided trouble to pursue a college degree in social work. Also, Daniel opens up about how he and co-founder Weleh Dennis worked behind-the-scenes for two years before launching the KOI brand in 2016, how their approach to collaborations has evolved, and why it's important to focus on love and community against all odds. This is a conversation you can't miss. LINKS This is a special collaboration with The OG magazine. For more, go to: TheOnline.Gallery For more on Rich Tu x MINI x American Immigration Council, go to: MINI.com SOCIAL MEDIA Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Die Frage nach der "guten Gestalt" beschäftigt die Psychologie seit ihren Anfängen als akademische Disziplin im 19. Jahrhundert. Wolfgang Köhler, Kurt Koffka und Max Wertheimer gehören zu den Urvätern unseres Fachs. Ihr Ausgangspunkt: Das Gefüge, der Zusammenhang, die Anordnung von einzelnen Elementen bringt neue Qualitäten hervor, die sich nciht einfach aus den Einzelteilen erklären lassen. Das Ganze ist, wie schon Aristoteles festgestellt hat, mehr als die Summe der Teile. Über die Implikationen für Design sprechen in dieser Folge Niklas, Claus und Marius.

Dave Jewitt helps tens of thousands of believers across the globe identify the gifts that God's given them.  He teaches you how to create a filter for decision making that helps you build a life and career around your DESGIN so you can have increased energy, satisfaction and Kingdom impact.  Learn how to avoid burnout and maximize the time you spend living out your God given purpose.

Laura discusses what NFTs are, why they have become so popular, and how designers and creators can take advantage of the new technology. Laura will be hosting a blockchain and cryptocurrency training event for psychics and intuitives in July with an early-bird pricing of only $188. For more information reach out to bookings@laurapowers.net or visit https://www.powershour.biz. Porkbun is an amazingly awesome ICANN accredited domain name registrar based out of the Pacific Northwest. They are ranked #1 registrar for lowest registration and renewal prices in the industry, and provide a free .design domain for designers, among many other great features and support. Simply go to porkbun.com/tld/design and use the coupon code "design" to get your free .design domain.To find out more about Laura and her work please visit her website at www.laurapowers.net. You can also find Laura on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram and TikTok at laurapowers44.

Devine Smile Design is a family owned and operated business that provides top of the range dental restorations to dentists and the public. The laboratory is located in New Zealand5/62 Munroe Street, Napier 06 844 8024ABOUT:  TE RANGI DEVINEHead of Crown, Bridge & Digital DentistryDDT-RMIT University Melbourne ​Te Rangi started working for his parents in 2005 to see whether Dental Technology was the right career for him.  It didn't take him long to realise his passion for this industry.  In 2008 he completed a Diploma of Dental Technology at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia.  Afterqualifying, Te Rangi felt it was important to see how other laboratories operated and to gain as much experience as possible. He had the pleasure of working at several great laboratories in New Zealand​In 2015 he moved to London, UK to broaden his  experiences. In his 4 years in the UK he was fortunate enough to work in the oldest laboratory in London and with two Key Opinion Leaders for Ivoclar Vivadent, a world-leading dental company. He worked with and was trained by some of the best technicians from around the world and this has set the bar to which he strives to surpass. ​Now returning to the family business and establishing it as a new entity, Devine Smile Design, he brings a new energy that incorporates modern dental technology and the great traditional techniques he has learnt from some of the world's best.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/onthecusp)

Manchmal kommt es eben anderes als man denkt. Ich habe mit Mary so schön und einfach auch sooooo lange geredet, dass ich aufgrund von meinem begrenzten Upload-Volumen, die Folge nicht an einem Stück hochladen konnte. Daher findet ihr hier den Teil 2 der Episode #2 Clubhouse. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Steckbrief Name: Mary-Anne Alter: 27 Jahre Ich komme aus: Ich wohne in Göttingen, komme aber ursprünglich aus dem Raum Braunschweig. Ich nähe/stricke seit: Ich stricke jetzt seit mehr als 7Jahren. Meine Oma und Mutter haben schon früh versucht mir das Stricken beizubringen, aber vergeblich. Ich habe es dann am Ende des ersten Uni-Semesters gelernt, weil ich alleine in Göttingen war und mir die Decke auf den Kopf fiel. An dieser Stelle muss ich mich auch noch bei Elisabeth Wesch bedanken, die mir als Elizzza Nadelspiel das Stricken beigebracht hat. Zum Nähen bin ich zwei Jahre später gekommen, als mein Freund mir meine Nähmaschine schenkte. Leider bin ich im Nähen nicht so fit. Meine Nähmaschinen/Stricknadeln: Nähmaschine ist die Brother XQ-3700 – ein echtes Arbeitstier Stricknadeln habe ich viele: Rundstricknadelset von KnitPro Symphonie Rosenholz – leider Probleme mit den Gewinden Chiagoo Bamboo Spin in 10 cm Spitzenlänge, erweitert durch diverse Nadelstärken der Chiagoo Twist Red Lace (Edelstahl) auch 10 cm Spitzenlänge – absolute Empfehlung! Seit 4 Jahren in Gebrauch und immer noch top. Hier findet Ihr mich: Blog: www.nadelugarn.jimdofree.com Instagram: @nadel_und_garn Ravelry: NadeluGarnDesign Fun-Fakt über mich: Man trifft mich selten ohne Herrn Hund an. Wir sind seit über 4 Jahren unzertrennlich und sind in Wald und Flur am liebsten unterwegs. Shownotes Thema des Monats: CLUBHOUSE Wir sprechen heute über das Thema Clubhouse, weil es uns beide sehr angefixt hat. Was ist überhaupt Clubhouse? Es ist eine neue Social Media App, welche seit April 2020 in den USA und Januar 2021 in Deutschland für iOS Software zur Verfügung steht. Die Kommunikation funktioniert ausschließlich über Audio. Bei den „Chats“ handelt es sich quasi um Live-Radiosendungen/Podcasts. Die beiden moderatoren Philipp Klöckner und Philipp Gloeckler haben für deutschland eine Einladungskette über eine Telegrammgruppe gestartet, da eine Teilnahme auch an eine Einladung gebunden ist. Wir konnten die App daher nicht selbst testen! Die Hersteller arbeiten mit einer bestimmten Marketingstratgie, die über zwei Zweige funktioniert. 1. Künstliche Verknappung und 2. Ich bin nicht allein Prinzip, weil ja mind. ein Freund da ist. Eine Android-Version sei geplant, ohne konkretes Datum. Auch das kann wieder als Marketingstrategie bewertet werden. Was gefällt uns: es ist toll, dass es was neben Facebook gibt; jeder kann einen Chat eröffnen und moderieren; es ist transparent, wer wen einläd; die Betreiber haben auf den Druck reagiert und Community-Richtlinien, sowie Meldefunktionen eingeführt Was gefällt uns nicht: durch die Einladungen, werden Gruppen systematisch ausgegrenzt; keine Nutzung von Software für gehörlose und/oder stummen Personen; erneut Erstellung von Schattenprofilen; aktuelle Bindung an die iOS Software; Intransparenz bei der Dauer der Speicherung von den Audio-Spuren Vieles von den angesprochenen Dingen, machen auch andere Social Media Apps und haben uns stark zum Nachdenken angeregt. Quellev von Mary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4x9VLfSOjUhttps://www.zeit.de/2021/05/clubhouse-social-media-audio-plattform-hype-datenschutzhttps://www.zeit.de/digital/2021-02/clubhouse-julia-probst-gehoerlos-schwerhoerig-bloggerinhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4x9VLfSOjUhttps://www.zeit.de/digital/mobil/2021-01/clubhouse-social-media-app-audio-iphone-faqhttps://t3n.de/news/hype-um-clubhouse-diese-1349947/ Quellen von Claudia: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/bloghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clubhouse_(app)https://t3n.de/news/hype-um-clubhouse-diese-1349947/https://frickelcast.com/2021/02/08/episode-62-ich-bin-guter-hoffnung/https://www.brendadayne.co.uk/2021/02/13/143-purple-triangles/https://www.inside-digital.de/news/clubhouse-die-neue-social-media-app-im-ueberblickhttps://netzpolitik.org/2018/wie-mark-zuckerberg-den-us-kongress-in-die-irre-fuehrte/ Empfehlungen Mary: Instagram Kanal von Malamü: https://www.instagram.com/malamue/?hl=deWorkshoptickets von Malamü: https://malamue.com/collections/workshoptickets (Momentan nur Stickworkshop vorhanden, aber Kati sagte auf Instagram, dass in den kommenden Tagen neue Termine hochgeladen werden.)McMafia auf AmazonPrimeCharlotte Link: Kate-Linville-Reihe. Die Betrogene, Die Suche, Ohne Schuld (den letzten Band habe ich noch nicht gehört) Als Hörbuch auf Audible gehört. Claudia: Rubatordesigns hat einen neues Strickjäckchen Muster “Petunia”Nadel und Garn hat ein neues Desgin für Handschuhe (Achtung Ravelry-Link) rausgebracht.#sockensause der Initiative HandarbeitElle Puls hat einen neuen Schnitt für eine Jogging Hose “Lucca”Hattest Du schon mal Falten und Kniffe in Deinen Stoffen? Oder sogar sichtbare Nadelstiche nach dem Trennen? Dann ist KRAUSEMINZWASSER die Lösung. Gesehen bei @inges_naehakademiehimawari_knits bietet einen Workshop zum Thema “Mach´s passend”an. Start war 22.2.21@labavarese hat Olivia raus gebracht. Ein Kleid im Tranchcoat Stil. Ein tolles Beispiel gibt es bei @rabenkkndsuviknits hat ein schönes Tuch rausgebracht “Weekend Shwall”Lotte&Ludwig haben ein neuen Mantelschnitt “Schneeglöckchen”Frühlingsjäckchen Knitalong #fjkal vom MeMadeMittwoch bis zum 4.4.2021Website der Initiative Handarbeit Termine Mary: Stickworkshop bei Malamü Claudia: 12.-14.3.2021 Näh mit uns! von Muriel und Chrissi Zwischen Nadel und Faden19.3.2021 startet der Secret Stitch Along von casaceninaknitting_schnuggi hat zum Gedenke an Elisabeth Wetsch zu einem Socken KAL aufgerufen #elizzzawewillmissyou Start könnte 1.3. sein22.03.2021 Startet Lotilda einen Jona Cardigan KnitalongFrau Loveforwoll und Frau Lilientinte starten im März den #madebymekal in Zusammenarbeit mit Rico Designsnoch bis 7.3.2021 könnt ihr am #getwarmscal mitmachenDie nächste Folge erscheint am 25.3.2021

*Season Finale* Cris Ramos Greene is a Spanish-American writer and author of the memoir Embrace That Girl. Her writing has also been featured in Thought Catalog, The New Tropic, and BuzzFeed. Rich and Cris discuss her debut book, which tells the heartfelt and humorous story of navigating adulthood and searching for meaning and love in Miami. They talk about the creative process and the importance of taking risks, her early days in advertising, and how the pandemic changed her approach to the book. And for you artists out there, they talk about the book cover process from the author's point of view. LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Dometi Pongo is a correspondent for MTV News and the host of True Life Crime. He is also the son of Ghanaian immigrants and a Chicago native, who has used his love of music and thirst for knowledge to walk the line between journalism, activism, and pop culture. Rich and Dometi talk about his pre-MTV days as a rapper-turned-radio host in Chicago (as well as a veritable handbook of useful tips for any aspiring journalists), being raised with pride in his African identity, and why black men should have more intergenerational conversations. Also, they discuss why it was important for Dometi to share his Ghanaian homeland with others in order to re-write the Eurocentric history book. This episode is a must-listen! LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Alexandra Cuerdo is an award-winning director and writer recently named one of the 100 Most Influential Filipina Women In the World. Her feature directorial debut ULAM: Main Dish is the first Filipino food documentary to achieve worldwide distribution and she recently released a book with Eggslut founder Alvin Cailan, titled AMBOY: Recipes From the Filipino-American Dream. Rich and Allie have a laugh-filled conversation about her beginning in the film industry as George Clooney's assistant and how Ulam stemmed from a love of tradition, food, and the desire to see more brown faces in film. Also they discuss how her recent Asian rave documentary Dancing on My Own became a much more personal story about coming out to her mother. LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Michael Coveto is a rising star in the Latin music scene and also the last in-person interview for First Gen Burden before all hell broke loose in 2020. Michael and Rich sat down to talk about growing in a Mexican American household, how he dropped out of SVA to pursue music full time, and why it was important for him to go bi-lingual and embrace his Latin roots for his latest album All Or Nothing. Also, they talk about the current Latin explosion, and why it was always destined to happen. *recorded earlier this year* LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Juan Villanueva has made a name for himself as a designer and activist who uses his craft to diversify the classroom, decolonize the industry, and speak truth to power. Juan and Rich delve into his Peruvian heritage, his education at Cooper Union and how he landed a full-time gig at the prestigious type foundry Monotype. They discuss his recent exit from the Type Directors Club, and how his BIPOC design scholarship has become critical to his mission of bringing diverse talent into the industry. Also, they talk about controversial statements by Massimo Vignelli in the film Helvetica, and if they do more harm than good. LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Gail Anderson is a designer, author, educator, and two-time lifetime achievement award winner. Gail sits down with Rich to discuss her Bronx upbringing as a first generation Jamaican American, and being the first in her family to receive a college education. They also talk about her legendary career in design, how she got to Rolling Stone Magazine and her equally iconic tenure at SpotCo. And they also discuss how the School of Visual Arts is addressing the pandemic and social justice. LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Shayla Lawson is an author and poet, with a fierce and humorous new voice. She stops by First Gen Burden to discuss her new book This Is Major: Notes on Diana Ross, Dark Girls, and Being Dope, a relevant, insightful, and riveting collection of personal essays on the richness and resilience of black girl culture. Rich and Shayla talk about her upbringing in Kentucky and her creative journey, all the reasons why All American Girl's "Addy Walker" doll is a terrible idea, and the challenges of creating narratives that are free of the influence of white supremacy. Also, they ponder comic books, and whether X-Men's attempt at a civil rights' metaphor actually does more damage than good? LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. Some recommendations for donations are: American Civil Liberties Union: https://www.aclu.org NAACP Legal Defense Fund: https://www.naacpldf.org Equal Justice Initiative: eji.org The Bail Project: bailproject.org/donate --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Shayla Lawson is an author and poet, with a fierce and humorous new voice. She stops by First Generation Burden to discuss her new book This Is Major: Notes on Diana Ross, Dark Girls, and Being Dope, a relevant, insightful, and riveting collection of personal essays on the richness and resilience of black girl culture. Rich and Shayla talk about her upbringing in Kentucky and her creative journey, all reasons why All American Girl's "Addy Walker" doll is a terrible idea, and the challenges of creating narratives that are free of the influence of white supremacy. Also, they ponder comic books, and whether X-Men's attempt at a civil rights' metaphor actually does more damage than good? Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. Some recommendations for donations are: American Civil Liberties Union: https://www.aclu.org NAACP Legal Defense Fund: https://www.naacpldf.org Equal Justice Initiative: eji.org The Bail Project: bailproject.org/donate

In this special episode, Rich talks to Luck Sarabhayavanija, the founder of Ani Ramen. They talk about the early days of Luck's self-proclaimed "hospitality addiction" which lead to forming a successful restaurant group set for great success in 2020. Amidst the pandemic, they discuss how the group has pivoted towards a non-profit focused on feeding local communities and frontline workers by partnering with celebrity hairstylist Mark Bustos. Also, they talk about the challenges of getting into the restaurant game, and the future of the hospitality industry. LINKS Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this special episode, Rich talks to Luck Sarabhayavanija, the founder of Ani Ramen. They talk about the early days of Luck's self-proclaimed "hospitality addiction" which lead to forming a successful restaurant group set for great success in 2020. Amidst the pandemic, they discuss how the group has pivoted towards a non-profit focused on feeding local communities and frontline workers by partnering with celebrity hairstylist Mark Bustos. Also, they talk about the challenges of getting into the restaurant game, and the future of the hospitality industry. To donate to #BeAwesomeFeedSomebody, go to: kickstarter.com/projects/rockcitypizzaco/rock-city-pizza-company-a-non-profit-pizzeria Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support.

Today, in a very special episode, we are featuring two members of our congregation to speak on equity and intersectionality. They decided that the best way to embody that concept in this format was to treat this sermon as a dialogue. Many thanks to Nancy Combs Morgan and Mya Wade-Harper for sharing with us. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=d-CcoL6oQgAQLay31fDlldX0lG4pPB-spBUmKaBZ51foVF7NWvq9Kt1J_o17tiIgZw9kpm&country.x=US&locale.x=US)

In this double-sized season finale of First Gen #StayHome Edition Rich has two special interviews during Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month. First, Gavin Alaoen from MTV digital design stops by to talk about how he's preparing to be a father again, what content he's binging right now, and post-COVID predictions. Then slam poet, Beau Sia make his first appearance on First Gen to talk about his legendary career (that includes MTV's Spoken Word Unplugged, Def Poetry, and SlamNation) and reads two excerpts from his collection of poems Well Played. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Laura Mueller Soppart is a real estate developer and the founder of Built Interest, a firm focused on bringing a human-centered perspective building cities. Laura stops by First Gen #StayHome Edition to talk about her German and Spanish origins, how she ended up interning for Barack Obama's White House, and the learnings from working on large real estate projects like the Domino Sugar Factory in Brooklyn. Also, Laura and Rich discuss what it takes to work on large city initiatives, and how real estate initiatives might change post-pandemic. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Adam Garcia, founder of The Pressure and member of Apple Music Team gives an update on how the pandemic has changed his perspective on what we give meaning to, personal content strategy post-COVID, and how to throw the best ZOOM party to make all your friends jealous. Also, Rich and Adam talk about who won the infamous DJ Premier versus RZA battle! LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

Nicolas Chidiac, the Chief Strategy Officer at Rokkan stops by First Gen #StayHome Edition to talk about his Lebanese heritage, growing up in Greece, and living around the world, from London to Dubai, and eventually the United States. He charts his path in the advertising industry (at places like Saatchi and Leo Burnett), and talks about the tension between mathematics of strategy and creativity, as well as some industry predictions post COVID-19. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, Kathleen Tso and Vicki Ho of super dope Banana Magazine stop by with a vibes check on all things AZN in 2020 and talk about the launch of issue 6. They discuss the origins of the magazine, their learnings in the competitive indie magazine world, and the importance of Asian representation in media (highlighting their latest feature on Asians in Comedy and Ronny Chieng). LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, Diego Guevara (Global Design Director at Nike), makes his first appearance and talks about growing up in Ecuador before moving to Miami to become a multi-faceted creative working with clients like the CBS Sports, Latin Grammys, J Balvin and the NFL. He also talks about how he landed his role as Nike, and how's he's maintaining his mental and physical health during the quarantine. ALSO, Diego and Rich play a rousing game of Do / Marry / Kill with some iconic pieces of Nike history. This one is not to be missed. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, illustrator and educator Shreyas R Krishnan (hailing from Chennai, India) appears for the first time to talk about her illustration career, how she collaborates with other artists from around the world, and the importance of work that highlights gender non-binary communities. Also, she talks about how teaching at Washington University in St Louis has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, Design Director of Vault49 Kervin Brisseaux checks in to talk about how he's stayed busy while, how being on the same page is important when working from home, and he's staying fit while in quarantine. Also, Kervin gives a breakdown of what video games and anime are on his must-list (spoiler alert, Final Fantasy VII is definitely on there). LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, designer and creative director Zipeng Zhu checks in from the Catskills, and discusses his approach to making content in the midst of the pandemic, how baking he's taken up cooking, and why Asian bigotry is even more stupid when you have terrible grammar. ALSO, we read the COVID-19 sex guide. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, Rich catches up with Sandie Cheng of the Now in Color Podcast. They talk about the rise of anti-Asian bigotry, the perception of content post-COVID-19, and the "Myth of Assimilation". LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, MTV motion designer, Florencia Massu talks about how her family stuck together (while apart) when her parents developed COVID-19 symptoms, the importance of staying positive, and how ZOOM LIFE was always a thing in an international family. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

In this episode of First Gen #StayHome Edition, Designer and Artist Ricardo Gonzalez (ItsALiving) ZOOMs in from Durango, Mexico and to talk about he now makes murals remotely, staying isolated but focused, how skating has kept him fit, and the importance of sharing things right now. Also we talk about how his recent HUF collab came to fruition. LINKS Donate to #FirstRespondersFirst at Help.FirstRespondersFirst.co Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes. Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks to Listening Party and DesGin for their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support

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In der neusten Folge Road to Indigo spricht Timo zusammen mit Christopher über die neuen Pokemon Spiele für die Nindento Switch - "Pokemon Schwert" und "Pokemon Schild". Die beiden geben Ihre Meinungen zur Story, Desgin und natürlich zum Gameplay wieder. Twitter: @ti_sei @CutieCrusaders

Founder and President of ​NKPR​, Natasha Koifman has built one of North America’s top PR and marketing companies. Natasha’s strengths as a marketer, communicator and relationship builder have earned her an award-winning reputation for successfully growing North American and global brands across many sectors. Recognized as one of Canada's most powerful and innovative women, Natasha has been honored with awards from the Women's Executive Network (WXN) and BizBash, recently completed a TEDx Talk and had been profiled in top-tier publications that include FORBES, The Globe and Mail, and Marie Claire. In this episode: How she built one of North America’s top PR and marketing companies working with big brands and big CELEBRITIES Difference between PR & Marketing True Entrepreneur DNA  How she’s inspired by EVERYTHING How it was a natural fit and evolution to become an Angel Investor Difference between VC & Investor How she’s been able to combine all of her personal and professional interests What the ‘F Word’ podcast is all about and so much more… About NKPR:  NKPR is a 30-person agency with office in Toronto and New York and we're always looking for talented people who share our passion for great work. As part of the NKPR team you will work alongside the brightest in the field. With the support of a strong team, NKPR is a great place to keep learning, stay ahead of the curve and advance your career. They offer ongoing training, employee appreciation events, comprehensive dental and health coverage, endless snacks and DJ Fridays. Everyone is encouraged to support each other and to give back through the NKPR 26 Acts of Kindness program. Connect with Natasha: NKPR.net | Facebook | Twitter | NKPR on LinkedIn | Instagram

Mike is a fellow maker, the possessor of one of the best speaking voices on planet Earth, and an absolutely delightful conversationalist. This week we get into missed opportunities, ambition, and the respectable length for shorts. Get ready to dive in.

Laura Hennberry chats with us about how her quilting life inspired her new company PreQuilt! You can learn more about the company and the program at https://prequilt.com/

Laura Hennberry chats with us about how her quilting life inspired her new company PreQuilt! You can learn more about the company and the program at https://prequilt.com/

Ospite di questo episodio è l'architetto Annalisa Mauri. Architetto e designer d’interni, Annalisa Mauri si laurea a pieni voti a metà anni Novanta presso la facoltà di Architettura del Politecnico di Milano. Il rapporto con l’ateneo prosegue anche successivamente: diventa docente e svolge attività di ricerca presso il Dipartimento di Architettura e Pianificazione. Parallelamente all’attività didattica, nel ’96 inizia la libera professione con progetti sia in Italia che all’estero: Architettura, Interior, Design, Urbanistica sono i suoi ambiti di competenza. Pubblica numerosi testi focalizzando l’attenzione su composizione architettonica, urbanistica e grandi progettisti del Novecento. Il linguaggio progettuale Volumi essenziali, linee pulite, un disegno dello spazio che coniuga linearità e funzionalità: è questo il tratto che emerge dai suoi lavori. Uno stile fatto di dettagli (cromatici, estetici, materici) che creano un equilibrio armonioso tra eleganza e raffinatezza. Ogni progetto firmato Annalisa Mauri – che sia un edificio o un appartamento, una scala o un tavolo – è dialogo tra gli elementi compositivi, è equilibrio volumetrico, è ricerca, è studio della luce. Un’essenzialità armonica fatta di purezza e linearità, capace di esprimere sempre grande calore. L’ispirazione è di matrice modernista con una forte propensione lecorbusieriana e miesiana, poi evoluta nell’interpretazione architettonica di Henry Ciriani e Alvaro Siza. La scelta dei materiali è legata anche al territorio e al rispetto della matrice in cui il progetto si sviluppa, con un occhio sempre attento alle nuove tecnologie. I suoi interni dialogano sempre col contesto in cui sono inseriti – la vetta del Monte Bianco a Chamonix o il mercato a Campo de’ Fiori, i blocks di Manhattan o la calda, selvaggia magia di Formentera. I pezzi di design sono scelti con calibrata misura, ad amplificarne la forza estetica. In molti casi, arredi ed elementi architettonici sono disegnati (e realizzati) su richiesta: pezzi unici che vedono nella non replicabilità un’esclusiva forma di lusso moderno. Scopri di più: https://www.annalisamauri.it About RiFRA http://www.rifra.com Il marchio RIFRA ha posto il proprio focus sulla progettazione, produzione e commercializzazione di Cucine ed Arredobagno di alta gamma. RIFRA è un marchio che da 45 anni, nel mondo dell’arredamento, è sinonimo di eleganza, stile e continua innovazione. Seguici su Facebook: http://facebook.com/riframilano Leggi il nostro blog: http://blog.rifra.com/ Seguici su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/riframilano

It's the million-dollar question - do you need a degree to be an interior designer? Kate and Lesley have differing opinions on whether or not you need a degree to run an interior design business. Grab your coffee and listen in.

Episode 17 The Eclectic Story and Designs of Wade and Willow Hand Forged Jewelry with Kiara Boughner Where would you find a dragonfly carrying opals on its wings?   Or mermaids guarding labradorite? …in the jewelry of Wade and Willow Hand Forged Jewelry!  Today, I’m sharing the story of jewelry artist, Kiara Boughner, who uses her many artistic talents  to create Wade and Willow Hand Forged Jewelry.  An avid rock hound and gem fanatic, Kiara has created a niche specific to unique styles inspired by designs that are eclectic, yet include themes celebrating nature with a classic flair.  In between being a wife, mother of a toddler, part time model, rock and gem hound, designer and metalsmith, Kiara creates jewelry with stones she often sources herself with her family in the California desert.  Kiara is lovely, with a sincere connection between the jewelry she creates for the people who love to wear it.  Raised in a musical and creative family, Kiara shares how she navigates family, fashion modeling,  and time to pursue her passions of gem collecting and jewelry creation.  I loved hearing how Kiara’s father instilled a love of rock and gem collecting, and provided the tools and taught her the skills to take a gem from its raw state and reveal its potential as jewelry.  More women are finding their creative paths as metal smiths, jewelry designers and fabricators.  I especially enjoy sharing stories like hers to inspire others to follow their creative callings.  To hear more stories of jewelry and the artists who create it, subscribe to the podcast, and leave a review in iTunes or the platform you listen to podcasts on - I’d truly appreciate it! Thanks for joining me today, sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode, and you can find Wade and Willow Hand Forged Jewelry at wadeandwillow.com, and on Instagram, Wade and Willow Jewelry and Desgin.

Life's easier when technology automates business.

Swaathi Kakarla (@imswaathik) is the Co-founder of Skcript , a company based in Chennai. Skcript develops a product called Shrink which uses machine learning and compression algorithms to minimize files to the smallest possible size for enterprise customers around the world. Swaathi talks about her roller coaster journey from running the company in a car to launching the product at Gitex in Dubai. She also talks about working on a video streaming product that can handle 8K video resolution, with real time compression. In this conversation, we also talk about: How she got started Favorite web tools Her tech heroes The startup scene in Chennai Hobbies and interests and much more… If you have subscribed to The Indian Startup Show. I would love your opinions & feedback so far. Go to neilpatel.co/podcast . Fill in the google form,it only takes 60 secs. Please be honest. Links Website: https://www.skcript.com Contact: @imswaathik Shrink product page: https://www.skcript.com/shrink/ Indian Startup Survey http://www.neilpatel.co/podcast/

Today we are going to talk about UX (User experience) with my guest Raveesh Bhalla (@raveeshbhalla) Raveesh is the founder partner of AppsCulture (@Appsculture). Which is a brand new design consultancy. In this conversation, we talk about: What is UX? His own process Current challenges The next big trend in the UX design industry Interesting projects he has worked on His favorite UX tools, websites & apps and much more… If you have subscribed to The Indian Startup Show. I would love your opinions & feedback so far. Go to neilpatel.co/podcast . Fill in the google form,it only takes 60 secs. Please be honest. Links Blog https://medium.com/@raveeshbhalla Contact: @raveeshbhalla Indian Startup Survey http://www.neilpatel.co/podcast/

This episode of the Tech Life Podcast features Maga Design.  Maga Design is a design firm focused on using visual information mapping to help their customers organize and communicate ideas and keep their teams aligned.  Maga Design CEO and Founder Scott Williams, and Director of Client Services Rachel Link discuss their innovate use of graphic design and their experiences in the tech and creative industries in Charleston.   The Tech Life with host Rich Conte brings you an insider's view of life in today's fastest growing technology markets.  We will be bringing you guests spanning a wide range of industry roles and locations and they’ll be sharing the perspective and experiences that matter to you. Whether you're interested in starting a career in technology or already in the industry and considering a change, you won’t want to miss it.  

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Hi, This week we talk about dlc and its dilemmas in the gaming industry and then we also answer a question from a viewer. Hmm find out how we replied by listening to week 7.

The conversation about Puebla vs. Pueblo continues.  Josh Heptig, SLO County Superintendent calls into the show to share his opinion on Lee Trevino's comments regarding modern day golf courses.  Mike Bender, Top 5 Instructtor calls the show to discuss two of his students PGA Tour Players, Zach Johnson and Johnathan Byrd at the top of the leader board at The Players.  Mike & Billy also play GTRadio "Fore Play" trivia and the winner receives a one night stay at the Avila Village Inn and golf for two at the Avila Beach or Blacklake Golf Resorts.  Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to you by Slickstix.com, Mike Bender, PGA Top 5 World Instructor, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Adams Golf, Bronstein Concierge and Golf Tournament In A Box. VisitGolftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more! If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com.