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Marthe Nachtman a 25 ans, elle est diplômée depuis 2 ans d'un master de l'Ecole de Condé, et elle exerce aujourd'hui en indépendante. Marthe a longtemps vécu à l'étranger et a un profil très multi culturel. Elle nous explique qu'elle a d'abord dû adapter, faire décanter toutes ses inspirations issues de ses années au Burkina Faso et au Sénégal. Puis elle nous raconte que sa singularité c'est justement son profil de femme racisée dans l'espace du design graphique occidental. Elle profite de son projet de diplôme pour développer Ecrire l'Afrique, avec la volonté de mettre en lumière des designers graphiques contemporains d'origine africaine. Elle nous raconte aussi ces deux super stages chez Dumbar puis chez Super Terrain, la conférence qu'elle a donné au Signe à Chaumont autour de son travail sur Corps noirs, le livre de Christelle Bakima Poundza... À peine 2 ans après sa sortie d'école, Marthe construit son parcours de graphiste engagée sur des projets qui correspondent à ses valeurs.➡️ @mkncht marthenachtman.comLes références et noms cité·es :- Afrikan Alphabets : the story of writing in Afrika, de Saki Mafundikwa chez Mark Batty Publisher- Dumbar- Super Terrain (EP.24)- Corps noirs, de Christelle Bakima Poundza- Le Signe, ChaumontCaractère de la cover : Sinistre, dessiné par Jules Durand, distribué chez CollletttivoPour faire un don et soutenir le podcast.Pour vous inscrire à la newsletter mensuelle de Graphic Matter.Pour suivre le podcast @graphicmatterpodcastOn se retrouve toutes les deux semaines pour une nouvelle rencontre. Conception, production, curation, graphisme : Louise GomezHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Today on Journey Map, we're joined by Tom Dorresteijn, Strategy Director & Partner at STUDIO DUMBAR / DEPT®. In this episode, we talk about why romantic entrepreneurship is important, Tom's experience with imposter syndrome and Studio Dumbar's decision to join forces with DEPT®.Learn more from Tom and STUDIO DUMBAR / DEPT®:Visit STUDIO DUMBAR / DEPT®: https://studiodumbar.com/Connect with Tom: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomdorresteijn/

Lavori in corso.Dopo 135 puntate ufficiali, 144 contenuti audio e 11.672 download delle puntate, questo podcast va per qualche settimana in ristrutturazione.Sono cambiati così tanti aspetti in questi 3 anni che il titolo, il tema e l'argomento iniziale oggi mi stanno un po' strettini.Ricordo bene l'apertura delle prime puntate che iniziava così: "Io sono Davide Giansoldati, mi occupo di marketing per l'editoria dal 2008 e vi parlerò di come poter migliorare la promozione del vostro libro, trovare nuovi lettori e persone interessate al vostro contenuto o alla vostra storia."Strada facendo, stagione dopo stagione, siamo arrivati a questa variante: "Ogni giorno in Italia sono pubblicati più di 200 libri. I lettori forti ne leggono in media 17 in un anno. Come possiamo far sì che uno dei 17 sia proprio il nostro libro? Io sono Davide Giansoldati e dal 2008 mi occupo di digital e innovazione. In questo podcast troverai la mia esperienza in un mix di casi di successo, errori e lezioni imparate così come le mie letture e le interviste e confronti con professionisti ed esperti."C'è tanta strada tra queste due aperture e tanta ancora da raccontare.Lasciami qualche settimana di tempo per completare riflessioni e ragionamenti e poi tornerò da te con un nuovo esperimento ;-)NOTE PODCAST------------------

Liza Enebeis, Creative Director of StudioDumbar/DEPT®, on the huge power of teamwork in design | Women at Work

Claire talks to Liza Enebeis this week. Liza is the Creative Director and Partner at the rather fantastic Studio Dumbar/DEPT in the Netherlands. She talks about wild times at Parsons School of Design in Paris, what she learnt from her seven years at Pentagram, and how students should never give up trying to get a role they love.Links:RedsetterStudio Dumbardba

El investigador británico Robin Dunbar demostró que la cantidad de personas que pueden relacionarse plenamente en un sistema determinado, por ejemplo en un grupo Online, es de 150 como máximo. En esta emisión te comparto cómo podemos gestionar positivamente la teoría de Dunbar en grupos de Redes Sociales, tales como Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp o Linkedin. Puedes leer toda la transcripción del audio con sus notas y vínculos en el Blog de Grupos Mastermind entrando en: http://bit.ly/tmpod O, accede directamente al post en: http://bit.ly/emision773 Allí mismo encontrarás casi todos los artículos correspondientes a cada emisión del Podcast. Si necesitas información acerca de ésta y cualquier otra entrada del Blog o del Podcast ponte en contacto conmigo a info@themanagerspodcast.com o entra en mi página web https://www.themanagerspodcast.com También puedes seguirme en YOUTUBE en ´El Canal de Gustavo Pérez’: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-y63mQhEnCU5ec5aqbdfjA Si estás interesado en participar en uno de los Grupos Mastermind que gestiono, puedes contactarme también en: http://www.facebook.com/TheManagersPodcast En Twitter y en Instagram soy @podcastmanager Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Highlights from the conversationOne thing with simplicity is to not confuse it with minimalism. Simplicity is about focus and really defining your purposeIf you don't come together as a collective, sometimes you'll never be seenPurity is really important. It's where we try to get to the essence of a brandGreat design doesn't mean good results. It's really the power of everyone togetherMotion really brings the work to lifeEven then the smallest move can really define the personality of a brand More about Liza Liza is Partner and Creative Director at Studio Dumbar.Studio Dumbar (part of Dept) is an award-winning international agency with a Dutch heritage, specialising in visual branding and motion. Liza is directly involved with all main projects such as the visual identity for Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Mauritshuis, the Royal Picture Gallery, the brand refresh of the van Gogh Museum, and she is a co-initiator of Demo - Design in Motion Festival.She is an MA Design graduate from the Royal College of Art, London. Before joining Studio Dumbar she worked for Pentagram London for several years.Liza is a co-founder and the host of Typeradio.org, the podcast station on type and design. In 2018, she was elected as a member of the prestigious design association, AGI – Alliance Graphique Internationale. And in 2021 she became a member of the Board of D&AD – the Design and Advertising Association in the UK.Find Liza here: LinkedIn | Instagram | Website Show notesPeople:Tom DorresteijnMiscellaneous:NS – Dutch Railways rebrandBranding the Netherlands How you can helpThere are four ways you can help us out.Give us your thoughts. Rate the podcast and leave a comment.Share this as far and wide as you can - tell your friends, family and colleagues about us (caveat: if you own a family business, these may all be the same people)Tell us how we can create a better podcast - tell us what you liked, didn't like, or what you'd like to hear more (or less) ofTell us who you'd like to hear on the podcast. Suggest someone that you think we should interview.One More Question is a podcast by Nicework, a purpose-driven company helping people who want to make a dent in the world by building brands people give a shit about.One of the things we do best is ask our clients the right questions. This podcast came about because we want to share some of the best answers we have heard over the last 13 years. We talk to significant creators, experts and communicators we encounter and share useful insights, inspiration, and facts that make us stop and take note as we go about our work.Hosted by our founder Ross Drakes.Subscribe iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google PodcastsMusic by: @dcuttermusic / http://www.davidcuttermusic.com

On this episode, your heroes talk to social media sensations the Dumbar Brothers, who were inspired by Jake and Logan Paul to dominate the world of sports. Will they actually compete on a professional level or just do more hacky stunts? Is the Dumb Army going to destroy the competition on their behalf? And are they trying to also ruin professional sports as we know them?Make sure to subscribe on all major podcast platforms, follow us on Twitter @SportsmenPod, and e-mail us at twoandahalfsportsmen@gmail.com

Cos'hanno in comune le comunità di persone, internet, Matrix e i social come Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin e Twitter??Ciao a tutti e benvenuti alla puntata numero QUINDICI di Promuovere e raccontare i libri.Io sono Davide Giansoldati, mi occupo di marketing per l'editoria dal 2008 e in questo podcast vi parlerò di come promuovere il vostro libro, trovare nuovi lettori e persone interessate al vostro contenuto o alla vostra storia.Di cosa parleremo oggi?Di legami, di relazioni, di nodi e interazioni che costituiscono gli elementi chiave dei social network.Come abbiamo visto quando abbiamo parlato della Regola di Dumbar e dei legami forti, ognuno di noi nella propria vita stringe una serie di legami forti, tra i più forti, di solito c'è la famiglia, genitori, nonni, fratelli, figli a cui si aggiunge l'amica o l'amico del cuore. Poi ci sono dei legami meno forti, costituiti ad esempio dai colleghi, i soci, la compagnia degli amici e poi via via altri legami più deboli fino ad arrivare ai semplici conoscenti.Di cosa sto parlando? Di quella che è nota come la teoria dei grafi.Come ci ricorda Ennio Peres in Che cosa sono gli algoritmi, “La composizione di un social network può essere rappresentata attraverso un grafo, in cui i nodi corrispondono ai singoli utenti e i cui archi esprimono i legami che li uniscono, in maniera bidirezionale. Di conseguenza, si può affermare che un tale tipo di struttura precede concettualmente la nascita dell'informatica. Esempi di reti fisiche costituite da persone che condividono e alimentano gli stessi interessi possono corrispondere ad associazioni culturali, fan club, partiti politici, sindacati, comunità religiose, confraternite e così via.”Forse non ci avete mai fatto attenzione ma facendo un passo indietro e osservando il mondo da un punto più in alto, potreste notare...Buon ascolto!NOTE PODCAST------------------Miei Libri da leggere:➥ Promuovere e raccontare i libri online

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Depois de toda a polêmica criada por DeAndre Baker e Quinton Dunbar na Flórida, temos que pensar o que fazer sem Dumbar em Seattle. Os jogadores estão sendo acusados de assaltarem a mão armada uma festa e estão sendo investigados. Nada ainda está confirmado, mas caso Seattle não possa contar com Dunbar, o quanto ele vai fazer falta? Qual o plano B caso isso ocorra?

This episode, you will get to know Emilie Gordenker. Child of an American father and a Dutch mother, Emilie is director of the Mauritshuis, the museum in the Hague with the famous collection of Dutch masters. The Mauritshuis is where you find the Girl with the pearl Earring, Vermeer’s painting that is loved by people all over the world. Emilie reveals why she decided to study art, not Russian, why she knows the Dutch province of Zeeland as well as New York and why it is important to always be honest to yourself.

In deze aflevering maak je persoonlijk kennis met Roger van Boxtel, voormalig minister, lid van de Eerste Kamer, leidende man van verzekeraar Menzis, en nu president-directeur van NS– en nog veel meer. Hij vertelt over zijn liefde voor Amsterdam, de stad waar hij als jongen van 7 plots belandde, fris uit Tilburg, compleet zachte G. Hij vertelt over Johan Cruijff, waarmee hij te maken kreeg in het bestuur van Ajax. En over Martin Garrix, die hij al kende toen die nog in de luiers zat en gewoon Martijn werd genoemd. Het is een gesprek met misschien wel de mooiste mannenstem van Nederland.  

Going out to bars and cafés is Bob’s ritual, and this social interest plays a part in his design work. He talks about why he became a graphic designer. The most important lesson he learned is not to take design too seriously, there are many different ways to approach it. His work is changing a lot over the years, but in general he likes different layers, stories within stories. Bob talks about his former The Hague studio NLXL and his life after closing it down, making drawings with his son and father, and his job at Lava in Amsterdam. What are the differences between NLXL and Lava, The Hague and Amsterdam? He reflects on his avid collecting, his design heroes and the start of his career at Dumbar studios. Recorded at Underware, The Hague. Note: Bob van Dijk left Lava and runs his own studio again since December 2009. Personal website :: Lava :: File Download (31:23 min / 36 MB)

Father (Gert Dumbar) and son (Derk Dumbar) tell us why the dutch people are type eaters and the greek are not. Of course the talk is also about family stuff like how to educate your children, secret rituals of Gert Dumbar (which even his wife and son don’t know) and why children should put their parents to bed. Did Gert ever design a font? Does he know how to work with a computer? And is it really true that the whole Dumbar family was kicked out of school? And guess who imitates a horse wearing underwear? Gert Dumbar (Studio Dumbar) :: Derk Dumbar :: File Download (21:53 min / 20.1 MB)

Derk and Gert Dumbar reveal everything you ever wanted to know about the dutch tax system but never dared to ask. And a well-kept secret gets revealed: the legendary account nr. 1 in Holland. Furthermore this part is about Mahatma Gandhi, Steve Jobs, Paul Schuitema, Gerard Kiljan, Piet Zwart, Stanford university and a ghost in a house in france. more on Paul Schuitema :: work by Paul Schuitema :: work by Piet Zwart :: File Download (38:46 min / 36 MB)

For Gert Dumbar, pre-war french motorbikes are a perfect example of french geniality. It does not matter if they fall apart, but it is the new way of thinking which counts. This is what makes France a pioneering country regarding technique and design. The most advanced car in the world in 1955 :: Citroen DS 1960 :: 2 CV Racing Club :: File Download (7:20 min / 6.8 MB)

Gert talks about his one time experience being a lead singer, and hearing his record on the radio. Also Gerts and Derks longing for the impossible. Listen to this part to know more about their secret plans… Rotterdam's Hard Werken is no more :: Hard werken - the inspiration of Emigre :: File Download (19:45 min / 18.1 MB)

Gert tells us how he wants to prove that art academies no longer exist as physical buildings. Art academies should not be self centered, but they should be aware that there are always different ideas which are also right. Design is very different to science. There is no one right and one wrong. There are different cultures with different ideas. And this localism is what makes Design design. Design should be local communication. But how does this match the fact that Dumbar is, and is used as a brand in China? Finally Gert Dumbar sings the song, especially composed for Typeradio. Ladies and Gentleman, a warm welcome to Gert singing ‘Follows’.File Download (21:09 min / 19.4 MB)