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Send us a textWhat happens when traditional and digital art worlds collide? Our guest Efdot opens up about his fascinating journey from a family of artists to the innovative realm of crypto art. Discover how his initial reactions to NFTs fueled his passion for digital art on the blockchain and the unique opportunities and challenges that arose from this convergence. We discuss the art valuation and collection process, the intertwining of art with investment, and the vital role of community in this emerging space.Efdot also takes us through his career evolution, navigating parental expectations and finding refuge in graphic design while staying true to his artistic roots. Get inspired by his experiences within the New York City's vibrant Web3 community, the potential of platforms like Ethereum for broader art dissemination, and the predicted integration of digital art into mainstream institutions over the next five years. Technological advancements and legal hurdles are also dissected, offering a comprehensive look at the future of digital art.From the practicalities of launching art collections to managing family life amid market uncertainties, Efdot provides invaluable advice for artists looking to enter the crypto art scene. We discuss favorite foods, dream living locations, and an inspiring retreat in Mexico, adding a personal touch to the episode. Don't miss Efdot's insights on the importance of meaningful connections to art, the role of blockchain in maintaining provenance, and the impact of AI on artistic standards. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that will leave you excited about the future of digital art.https://x.com/EfdotStudiohttps://linktr.ee/efdotSupport the show

Efdot is a Brooklyn-based visual artist and creative director. His practice extends beyond the studio to encompass collaborations, public murals, drawings, paintings, prints, animations & sculptures.Efdot's work has been showcased internationally, from North America to Asia, and has been featured in large public sites, galleries and commercial products. Past collaborations include institutions and fellow artists, brands like Nike, Adobe, Apple, and Coca-Cola, and for entities like Hypebeast, the New York Knicks, Chicago Bulls, and the US Olympic Skateboard Team. Call Zak on the advice show hotline @ 844-935-BEST---Wanna help Zak continue making this show? Become a Best Advice Show Patron @ https://www.patreon.com/bestadviceshow---Share this episode on IG @BestAdviceShow

Links:EfdotMichael Keen @NFTicketJennifer Sutto @jennifer_suttoNFT Catcher Podcast @NFTCatcherPodproduced by Andy Cinquino  @ajc254NFT Catcher theme music by ItsJustLosemail : NFTCatcherPod@gmail.comNFT Catcher Discord

Time Stamps:(1:01) - Introduction to Efdot and his origins as an artist(8:19) - Leaving WeWork and becoming a full-time independent artist(13:34) - How a near-death experience inspired his 'Art of Optimists' message(19:50) - How math and art work together(23:12) - Collaborating with Topps(26:57) - Collaborating with sports teams like the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bulls(30:22) - His work with the New York Knicks(32:15) - Collaborating with Nike(38:32) - "You Are Here," part of his Open Mind NFT Collection and "Eye of the City"(44:33) - His street mural in Mexico and "HI3R0GLYPHS"(48:56) - Artists that inspire Efdot - MC Escher, Eva Zeisel, Jake Fried, and Jack Butcher(1:01:29) - How Efdot first got into NFTs(1:09:32) - Efdot's hobbies like skateboarding and collecting cards(1:13:14) - Rapid-fire questions(1:17:33) - Closing thoughts from Efdot and where to find him onlineFind Efdot:On their website = https://www.efdotstudio.com/On Twitter = https://twitter.com/EfdotStudioOn Instagram = https://www.instagram.com/efdot/Find Neustreet:On our website = https://neustreet.com/On Twitter = https://twitter.com/realneustreetOn Instagram = https://www.instagram.com/realneustreetOn TikTok = https://www.tiktok.com/@neustreet

In this episode, we are discussing how Efdot transitioned from baseball card collecting to abstract art and NFTs, tips on balancing creative expression and business, how NFTs could help businesses improve their processes, and why people will be less trusting of platforms that use algorithms and more about owning their own content. Join us as we delve into the world of NFTs with Efdot and gain some valuable insights on this exciting industry.   Tune into this episode with us to hear about: How to successfully balance a creative career with the business side of the art industry. The value of gaining valuable skills while working for a company like WeWork. The transition from traditional art collecting to the world of NFTs and the market dynamics within it. The potential for businesses to incorporate NFTs into their processes and the importance of having a diverse business model. The future of art ownership and the shift towards transparency and control through blockchain technology. And so much more!   About Our Guest: Eric Friedensohn (aka Efdot) is a visual artist, designer and creative director based in Brooklyn, NY. He has cultivated an art practice and boutique creative studio that spans across a variety of analog and digital art projects.   Efdot's art has been exhibited around North America, South America, Europe and Asia as large scale murals, paintings, screen prints, letterpress prints, animations, sculptures and more.   His past collaborations include global consumer brands such as Nike, Adobe, Apple, Coca-Cola, WeWork, Topps and Madewell. In addition, he's worked with many sports and leisure brands such as Hypebeast, the New York Knicks, the Chicago Bulls, the Chicago Cubs, and the USA Skateboarding National Team. – Ready for more? Head over to https://www.sightshift.com/ for more learning and growth.

In this podcast I have interviewed dozens of accomplished artists and creatives to basically answer one valuable question “How did they get where they are?”. Now, while we prepare for all the greatness that is coming on season 3, I'm releasing these special recap episode which features some of the best moments of season 2 in one place, so you can always dig deeper an go listen to one of these episodes. See full show notes at martinaflor.com/podcast

Join us as we speak with the established artist and avid skater Efdot. We discuss his early career, what things he did to open up new doors, and how he generated the massive opportunities he has today.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

My guest today on The Jesse Nyberg Podcast is Efdot. Eric Friedensohn known as Efdot is a talented Designer and Artist from New York. His work ranges from creative abstract paintings to hand lettering and has created work both in physical galleries and the NFT space. In this episode, we chat about Efdot's collaboration with Topps, being colorblind as an artist, some breaking news on unreleased projects, and more! Efdot's Links https://www.efdotstudio.com/ https://www.instagram.com/efdot/ If you want more content or just want to support the podcast/channel then check out: https://www.patreon.com/Jessenyberg

Eric Friedensohn (AKA Efdot) is a colorblind visual artist and community builder based in Brooklyn, NY. Since finishing design school in 2012, Efdot has cultivated an art practice and creative studio that spans across a variety of media. His specialties range from hand-painted murals to drawings on paper to animated trading cards, all tied together through his playfully abstract style. He has created art for clients such as Nike, USA Skateboarding, Oakley, Chicago Cubs, Topps and Adobe. During this show, Eric provided tons of real life insights. He told us about his first steps into freelancing, and his journey through the corporate world and back to running his own business. See the show notes martinaflor.com/podcast

This week on Sit Down with Sniper we brought on NY Based artist, Efdot for Episode 11!Being a huge fan of Efdots work it was such an honor having him on to discuss art and his history. And not only that, Efdot designed a custom Blob character for the POAP and thumbnail this week that turned out AMAZING too!We can't thank Ef enough and wish him the best going on throughout his journey in the space!

To view the full episode show notes, visit:https://www.perspective-collective.com/side-hustlers-perspective/243--- Creating Your 1st NFT CollectionNFTs seem to be the rage these days…I'm more experienced as a collector, and I'm obsessively learning and studying how others navigate their launches and collections to plan my NFT attack.This is why I bring talented creators on the show who have found success in this space and are more qualified to speak on this topic.Hence bringing back–for the third time–my brother, Eric “Efdot” Friedensohn, a wickedly talented illustrator, muralist, NFT artist, and educator in our creative community.He's worked with—as well has been featured by—Apple, Hypebeast, Topps, Coca-Cola, and Adobe.He's also found success as an NFT artist with his collections on the marketplaces Foundation, OpenSea, and Nifty Gateway.In today's episode we talk shop on:The new wave of digital collecting and ownership.How to get people to connect with your work.Tips for minting and listing your first NFT collection.Continually experimenting in lanes that make you uncomfortable.Finding community, PFP projects, crypto, and more.The Goal: To spotlight the massive new opportunities for creatives now and on the horizon with actionable steps to get you started!RESOURCES & REFERENCESEp 26 ft. EfdotEp 205 ft. EfdotCrypto 101 MasterclassSide Hustler's Boot Camp WaitlistSide Hustler's Coaching WaitlistCONNECT WITH ERICWebsiteInstagram Twitter ----FREE TOOLKIT TO SIDE HUSTLE FREEDOM6 FREE resources to help you grow an audience and build a profitable creative side hustle outside your day job. Download here.FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE SHOW ON PATREONWith as little as your weekly cup of coffee, you can support the growth of this show by backing us on Patreon.JOIN THE PRIVATE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY FOR CREATORSJoin a like-minded FREE global community of kickass creators and take your side hustle to the next level. Your family is waiting.LISTEN ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCASTING APPApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsOvercastYouTubeCONNECT WITH MEInstagramPodcast InstagramYouTubeTwitterTikTokPinterestCREDITSMusic  -  BlookahPodcast Editor  -  Aine BrennanExecutive Assistant  -  Paige GarlandPhoto & Video Specialist  -  Colton BacharSocial Media Coordinator  -  Hannah SchickAnimation Specialist  -  Greg D'Amico

In this episode, our guest takes card collecting to whole a new level. He believes numbers don't lie and will always tell you a story. The same numbers created a home for Project 2020 and Project 70 Topps baseball cards. His website and Youtube show are the industry-leading resources to help you find your favorite player and artist. Family and his connection to golf instilled a discipline that has carried over into the passion he has for collecting. Please welcome, the founder of CRT Sportscards, Chris Torres. GUEST Chris Torres Founder, CRT Sportscards, Topps Project 2020 and Project 70 aficionado CRT Sportscards | YouTube | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn https://www.crtsportscards.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/CRTSportscards https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards https://www.facebook.com/groups/289846782115116 https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-torres-94605629 NOTABLE MENTIONS CRT Sportscards, Topps, Project 2020, Project 70, 2019 Topps Heritage, New York Mets, Pete Alonso, Andrés Galarraga, Chipper Jones, Atlanta Braves, West Texas Diablos, Garry Sheffield, John Jaha, Teddy Higuera, Ken Griffey Jr., Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Mariners, Joe Dimaggio, Pete Rose, Naturel, Gregory Siff, Efdot, Blake Jamieson, CES, Ron English, JK5, New York Nico, Negro League Baseball, Josh Gibson, Jackie Robinson, Bob Kendrick Gracias for listening. Don't forget to rate, review, follow, subscribe, like and share. Check out my Linktree for more info. Pa'lante! https://linktr.ee/sp.alwaysforward --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spalwaysforward/support

Welcome to Week #12 in Project 70 and releasing their cards today are four artists we grew to know very well last year in Project 2020, Naturel, Gregory Siff, Blake Jamieson & Efdot! I also announce a special giveaway tonight to go alongside all of these artists! I am also now on Discord! Join my server below! Discord https://discord.gg/AfQDBMBF3h Patreon https://www.patreon.com/crtsportscards Project 70 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/topps-project-70 Project 70 Store https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-70-store Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

On this episode of Work Beyond Mac, host Jason Cipriani talks to artist Eric Friedensohn, also known as Efdot. Eric has painted murals all over the world during his time at WeWork, and has more recently started redesigning baseball cards on his own, as well as part of the Topps Project 2020 and Topps Project70. Efdot’s iPad is part of his creative process, spending most of the time in Procreate, occasionally using Adobe apps. Current apps and gear Efdot is using:iPad Pro 12.9iPad Pro 11Apple Pencil 2nd Gen. Magic KeyboardProcreateAdobe FrescoFollow Eric on Twitter @EfdotStudio or Instagram @Muralists, Visit his website Efdot Studio,  or sign up for his Patreon. Special thank you to Kensington for sponsoring this episode. Check out the Kensington Studio Dock for the iPad Pro and iPad Air at Kensington.com. Follow Work Beyond Mac on Twitter, or reach out to Jason Cipriani on Twitter with feedback, questions or if you know of someone who works on their iPad and would make for a fantastic guest. Learn more about Work Beyond Mac and the host Jason Cipriani.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/WorkBeyondMac)Kensington Kensington makes a wide range of iPad accessories that enhance the experience.

To view the full episode show notes, visit: https://www.perspective-collective.com/perspectivepodcast/205---Creating Value With Your WorkToday’s guest, my good friend Eric Friedensohn, AKA Efdot, has blazed his own creative path over the years.He’s a Brooklyn-based muralist, educator, merch slanger, fine artist, skateboarding savant, and freelancing wizard who’s collabed with big baller brands like Topps, Vayner Media, Pat Flynn, Skillshare, ConvertKit, and more!More importantly, he’s a critical thinker and incredibly supportive friend.In today’s episode, Eric talks shop on creating value with your work, getting started selling your work, and more.If you’re feeling overwhelmed and looking for a sign that you’re on the right path, then we got you covered like a blanket with this one.RESOURCES & REFERENCESEfdot Episode 26CONNECT WITH EFDOTInstagram WebsiteShopTwitter----GET A GLOBAL PODCAST SHOUTOUTBecome a future Listener of the Week by Subscribing and leaving a Rating & Review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes here.FREE TOOLKIT TO SIDE HUSTLE FREEDOM6 FREE resources to help you grow an audience and build a profitable creative side hustle outside your day job. Download here.FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE SHOW ON PATREONWith as little as your weekly cup of coffee, you can support the growth of this show by backing us on Patreon.JOIN THE PRIVATE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY FOR CREATORSJoin a like-minded FREE global community of kickass creators and take your side hustle to the next level. Your family is waiting.PURCHASE THE SIDE HUSTLER’S HANDBOOK PDF COURSEThe proven framework that’ll help you gain clarity, confidence, and a mental edge to unlock your biggest side hustling breakthrough. Purchase here.BEST DEALS ON THE BEST DESIGN RESOURCES (Affiliates)G.A.R.M. Co. - Use PIZZA20 for 20% OFF premium courses, brushes, textures, and fonts. Shop here.Engaged Community Guide - A FREE guide for growing an audience around you and your work. Download here.Happy Money Course - Generate passive income by transforming your artistic passion into a digital product. Enroll here.The Lettering Pricing Handbook - A handbook and video series helping letterers get paid their worth. Purchase here.Lauren Hom’s Classes - Use PERSPECTIVE10 for 10% OFF Lauren’s premium classes. Shop here.Design Cuts - Download your FREE Ever-Expanding design resources bundle pack. Download here.LISTEN ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCASTING APPApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsOvercastYouTubeCONNECT WITH MEInstagramPodcast InstagramYouTubeTwitterTikTokPinterestCREDITSMusic  -  BlookahPodcast Editor  -  Aine BrennanExecutive Assistant  -  Paige GarlandPhoto & Video Specialist  -  Colton BacharSocial Media Coordinator  -  Hannah SchickAnimation Specialist  -  Greg D'Amico

It is easy to think looking at the social media accounts of your favourite artists that they didn’t go through a period of growth and learning a the beginning of their careers, but that’s where you’re wrong. Every artist will tell you that the first 5-6 years of their career were filled with doubt, uncertainty and hard work. If you want to make a career out of it you have to persevere.We’re at a place in history now where we can see people develop their skills in real time on social media. Consider the artists you have been following over the past number of years and how much they have improved by continually creating and sharing their work.You have to dive into the abyss of  making shitty work until you can make better work. The only way to improve is to practice.If you are feeling uninspired, think about what is weighing on you and let that be your inspiration. Maybe you don’t have any new ideas or motivation, allow that to be the starting point in your creative process.This episode is the final episode of a series of interviews with artists of Co-Loop, an artist-forward agency built on the foundation of collaboration, community & diverse creative content." We hope you liked the last few conversations. If you haven't had a chance to listen to the previous episodes yet, here are direct links to each episode in the series.Stay SocialFollow Lisa on Instagram @lisacongdonCheck out Lisa's websiteJoin the @muralists community on InstagramSign up for our newsletter here

It always seems that art and marketing are on opposite ends of a spectrum but it is possible to blend them. Make your work about things that you’ve experienced, that are relatable to other people and that make you laugh.If you have a great idea that you can’t wait to get started with, ask yourself how you can create a series from this one idea? How can an idea that would result in one post, become twenty posts. Create larger series that help you to batch content and keep sharing with your audience.Check in with yourself before accepting a client's offer. Lauren has a set of 10 questions that she asks herself before starting a project to make sure it fits in with her goals and values.  You will attract the kind of work that you share, make sure you are putting out work you feel good about.Do you need to delegate more? Consider how hiring someone on a freelance basis could help you. The stepping stones to hiring can be small. Brainstorm your pain points to figure out how hiring someone can work best for you.Everyone has a skill they can teach. Teach what you wish you had known 2-3 years ago. There will always be someone who is more of a beginner than you are and who wants to know what you wish you had known when you started out.Just because you are a lettering artist doesn’t mean you have to incorporate lettering into everything that you do. Consider if lettering brings you closer to achieving your goals.

Brooklyn's own EFDOT shares his story on how his abstract-meets-figurative style works with sports cards, come up in the art world, as well as his entries in Topps' Project 2020.

Studying in the States can be very expensive. Consider other options, living abroad (like Emily did!) might be a fun adventure which also works out to be more affordable.Figure out what is important to you, what your personal values are and how your art can help to promote this message. This will help to connect you to like-minded artists and people who might like to support your work.Ask other artists to share their pricing with you. The worst they can say is ‘no’ or ‘I can’t share that information with you’.You will make mistakes, you will undercharge but you will learn as you go. Have the confidence in your business to say no to projects that are not the right fit. Believe that more work will come down the line.Inspiration can come from anywhere. Don’t shy away from taking on projects that you are interested in but are outside your lane or the parameters of the work you’ve done before.Stay SocialFollow Emily on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/emily_eldridge_art/Check out Emily's websiteJoin the @muralists community on InstagramSign up for our newsletter here

Today we say goodbye to Efdot and Gregory Siff, two of my favorite artists in the set. There players, Frank Thomas and Jackie Robinson are also ending their run today as well. Joining them today in Don C with his Derek Jeter, who still has a few cards left in Project 2020. Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Project 2020 Store https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-store WJL Sports - Mike Trout Auto Used "CRT75" to Save $75 https://wjlsports.com/collections/collection Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

This week I spoke with artist Efdot, aka Eric Friedensohn. Eric works on a diverse range of projects ranging from murals to screen printed pieces and has his own movement to help promote muralists as well. This week we talked about Eric's inspirations, the story behind his slogan "Art for Optimists", and his Topps baseball card project. Eric has some incredible work and brings a different perspective to the show being that his work has a more traditional art approach. Be sure to check out Eric's work at the links below: Eric's Instagram: www.instagram.com/efdot Eric's Website: www.efdotstudio.com Eric's Patreon: www.patreon.com/efdot Muralists Project: www.instagram.com/muralists If you enjoyed today's episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a rating and review, and connect with Creatively Brief on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter & Pinterest at @CreativelyBrief and check out my personal design work on Instagram at @MichaelTumlinDesigns! If you're looking for high-quality, royalty-free music, you should check out Audiio. Audiio is a music licensing service that has a lifetime subscription and this week only, for Black Friday, their lifetime subscription is only $199 and gives you access to a diverse catalog of music for any video or podcast you may be working on. Be sure to use the link below and use the code Holiday to get $100 off a lifetime subscription to Audiio today! https://audiio.com/pricing?oid=1&affid=60 Are you looking to pick up a new skill or refine one you already have? Skillshare is the best way to learn from professionals in their field at a low, affordable price! I've used skillshare in the past and it truly helped push me farther into the design field than I ever would have imagined. Click the link below to get a free trial of Skillshare Premium and take your creativity to the next level! skillshare-ambassador.pxf.io/nmBe9 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/creativelybrief/support

Welcome to Wednesday in Project 2020! Does the recent Bob Gibson PR tell us where the remaining cards are potentially headed in the set? I also cover the newest cards in the set, card #337 George Brett JK5 and #338 Mark McGwire by Joshua Vides. Included in the video is a first look at my companion card and potential delivery method. I am still in the brainstorming mode for it, so all feedback is welcome! Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps WJL Sports - Mike Trout Auto Used "CRT75" to Save $75 https://wjlsports.com/collections/collection Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

A lot to get to today but first we had two brand new cards release today, #333 Don Mattingly by Sophia Chang and #334 Bob Gibson by Efdot! I also recap the recent contest winners from our print run guessing challenge last week and pose one big question to everyone that was asked to me over the weekend! Welcome to Week #35 in Project 2020! Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps WJL Sports - Mike Trout Auto Used "CRT75" to Save $75 https://wjlsports.com/collections/collection Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

On episode 16 of Pretty Big News, Matt Castello interviews Efdot. Efdot is an artist, muralist, and illustrator, and also hosts a podcast called Extra Paint. Matt and Efdot spoke on Monday night (Nov. 2nd) and talked about how they were feeling with election results looming, Efdot's optimism and where it comes from, his Griffey Jr. card, how his Patreon has changed over the past few months, his Project 2020 "Blob" companion cards, his favorite Project 2020 Easter Egg, and much more! Follow Efdot on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EfdotStudio Check out his website: https://www.efdotstudio.com/ Check out his Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/efdot/posts And check out Extra Paint: https://extrapaint.simplecast.com/ Support this podcast

After a one day break from the set for the Presidential Election, we are back with the two newest releases from Topps and they are #317 Ken Griffey Jr. by Efdot and #318 Tony Gwynn by JK5. I also recap the Monday print runs as well! Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps WJL Sports - Mike Trout Auto Used "CRT75" to Save $75 https://wjlsports.com/collections/collection Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

Today I take a look at the two newest cards in Topps Project 2020, card #287 Mariano Rivera by Efdot and #288 Willie Mays by Ermsy. I also recap the six PR announcement from today and provide a pre-order update and where I think the PR's will land for each card that will release this week. Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps WJL Sports - Mike Trout Auto Used "CRT75" to Save $75 https://wjlsports.com/collections/collection Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

Look at the work that has been done by other muralists in your city or area. What is different and similar in your work? What would make a client want to work with you? Think about what you like to make and what art is missing, the overlap is where you will find your niche.You don’t have to take the traditional path if you’re interested in a specific niche. In this episode Eric speaks about the traditional route for working in skate board merch design and how he has forged his own path to bring together his art and his hobby.Cultivate community in your area, whether it be IRL or online. Lift up others by commenting, liking and sharing their work. Stay SocialJoin the @muralists community on InstagramSign up for our newsletter here

Does your art have a mission? Use your art to shed light on unknown or little known historical figures. Painting the history of a person or place in a prominent spot can begin a conversation about something important that might otherwise be forgotten.Murals are a powerful medium that can inspire people and promote change. Think about what you can do with the skills and talent that you have. Your murals can inspire people long after the project has been completed.Is there enough work to go around for everyone? Don’t allow a scarcity mindset to over take your motivation to paint. Every room has at least four walls.Allow your interests to inspire your murals. Bicycles, sport, water, ocean conservation - the more random the better. Where commercial murals might have a brief to fill, educational and informative murals communicate just one message.Stay SocialFollow Celeste on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/celestialterrestrialFollow Jonny on Instragram https://www.instagram.com/jonnypucci/Join the @muralists community on InstagramSign up for our newsletter here

This week in #Project2020, we had some great cards released by #GregorySiff, one by #Efdot and one by Blake Jamieson and many others. This was also a very expensive week in general and I cover all of that in show today. I also update everyone on the secondary market and more and more mainstream news outlets are picking up on this set and sharing details! Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

 As an artist, there are some lessons that are harder and take a longer time to learn. Sharing your artwork without fear or anxiety about how it will be received takes practice and patience. But it will be worth it in the end.There are lots of great ways to sell you art, and it is all about figuring out what is best for you and your practice. For instance, a print-on-demand frees up physical space in your home or studio and also allows people to choose an affordable print of your work that fits best in their home.Start your day with a plan but allow yourself the flexibility to flip the schedule if you feel inspired to create. For some artists the morning is their most creative time, for others inspiration strikes later in the day. Figure out what works best for you.Commit to clear and concise communication with your clients. This can really help to minimize problems and helps them to understand your point of view around pricing if there are changes or more iterations than initially agreed. Know your worth.Cultivate a style with meaning that feels genuine to your beliefs. If you are creating art you feel good about and put in the time, opportunities will come your way.Stay SocialFollow Amber on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/amber_vittoria/Join the @muralists community on InstagramSign up for our newsletter here

1. Create a work space you are happy to spend time in. The ethos in our team is that if you’re going to spend 12 hours a day somewhere, it might as well look nice and be a space you enjoy spending time in. This is a sentiment that can apply to any office or work space or even your home.  2. Be willing to share your ideas and collaborate. The success of the team at WeWork comes from people being willing to share their ideas and collaborate. Often they get to see their artwork come to life in another city, created by another artist in their own style because they were open to sharing their ideas in the first place.    3. Celebrate the small wins. Don’t allow progression in your career to overshadow the opportunities to celebrate the small wins along the way. Five years ago you would have been overjoyed to achieve what you achieve today.4. When people look at murals they want to be blown away, thinking ‘Wow! How did the artist do that?  5. If you want to create large scale work - create it on your own first. Don't wait for someone to ask you to do it. If that is the kind of work you are trying to attract, you need to show you can do it.  STAY IN TOUCHFollow Joe on Instagram -   https://www.instagram.com/joe_geis/.  Check out Joe's website -   http://www.joegeis.studio/.  Follow Jeremiah on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/itsjeremiahb/Have a look at Jeremiah's work online -  http://www.jeremiahbritton.com/.  Join the @muralists community on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/muralists/.  Follow @efdot on Instagram - instagram.com/efdot.  Sign up for our newsletter here -   https://muralists.co/.   

Value change. Learn from change as often as you can. Even if something is difficult, it may be beneficial to make the leap and try anyway.Allow your style to find you. You have to draw a lot of things you don’t like to find out what you do like. Your earliest jobs will teach you so much about what you do and don’t like, when you have that figured out it will be much easier to choose and create the kind of work you really love.Muralists have so much power to completely transform a space. There is a unique confidence that comes from painting such a large piece of art. Look out for walls that are mutually beneficial for you and the person inviting you to paint.Ask for feedback. In school and college feedback was constant, when you step out as an independent artist feedback will only come your way if you look for it. Find mentors and people to ask for feedback from. Each piece of art is a collaboration between you and the owner of the wall or the viewer of the art, seek out their thoughts.Freelance can be isolating, having mentors and fellow artists that you can discuss your craft with can help ease the isolation. Stay in touchFollow Jocelyn on Instagram @jocelyntsaihCheck out Jocelyn's website Join the @muralists community on InstagramSign up for our newsletter here 

Efdot is confident but that's because he can be, his work speaks for itself, his work in the Topps Project relates to current events probably more than anyone else, he joins us to discuss his career & approach to the project. We announce the winner of this week's $25 break credit from 1 of 1 Card Shop. Efdot: IG: @efdot Twitter: @efdotstudio Patreon: patreon.com/efdot Check out the definitive Topps Project Analytics at waxpackhero.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sportscardnation/message

The Monday Nolan Ryan Naturel card was the first card since #60 that printed under 3k copies and I preview Ben Baller's Mark McGwire #191 and Efdot's #192. I also take a look at first player pricing as we just concluded another week of sales tracking. Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Join My Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/289846782115116/ Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

Your key takeaways for todayEvery time you accept a new project, ask yourself one question - what client is this going to help me to attract next?Plan your murals carefully. Some muralists can walk up to the wall and improvise from the beginning. However if you're a beginner, you don’t have to rely on your ability to improvise. There is only so far you can step back from a mural, you only have your mock up to trust.Murals are transient pieces of work. Your artwork will not live on that wall forever. The nature of murals is that you have to expect it to go away. Document the process from start to finish so that you always have a record of your work, no matter what happens to the wall.Don’t be afraid to explore the world of design on your own. If you feel insecure about not having studied  design or illustration you might often find yourself seeking validation from the outside world. Know your self worth. Use social media for good and seek out others who have worked to succeed without going the traditional route.Stay in touch:Follow Jennet on Instagram @jennetliawJennet's websiteFollow Eric on Instagram @EfdotJoin the @muralists community on Instagram

As we close out Week 18 in Project 2020, there could be turbulence ahead for us in the secondary market! I also update everyone on pre-orders, print run projections for Derek Jeter and Ted Williams from Thursday and I preview Gregory Siff's Frank Thomas and Efdot's Cal Ripken Jr. Project 2020 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Pre-Order Today's Cards Here: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps#preorder JK5 Jeter Video https://streamable.com/4cxib2 Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

Your key takeaways for todayDuring some projects you might feel you’re not going to make it over the line. Don’t be afraid of collaboration. What seemed impossible for one person, might be possible with a team of artists. You will learn the most from the challenging projects.Remember the role of the advertising agency. They are hired to create campaigns to sell products. They don’t have an eye for art because they are not artists. You are the artist. Use your knowledge and skills to bring a campaign to life and it will be appreciated.When working with an agency, the budget will almost always be negotiated. Evaluate what you want to do in the long term, does this project help you reach your goal? If you have worked with a brand through an agency and created successful campaigns with your art, it strengthens your proposal when you approach the brand directly to collaborate again.You don’t need to work with big brands to be successful. You might admire an artist online who has a lot of big brand clients but everyone has their own stuff going on behind the scenes. Make projects that allow you the freedom to be creative. At the end of the day, all artists want is the freedom to make the projects that they really feel passionate about.Document your work. Even if you’re doing a small mural or a piece of art, document it. Take photos, record your process, write a blogpost, make a video. Use what you create to make more people aware of your art through social media and your online presence. Ask for permission to get a wall. Even if you’re at home right now, you can still expand your portfolio. Try different mediums and experiment.If you have the hiring power, use it. Watch out for bias and work towards lasting change by hiring diversely, encouraging others and promoting their work. Seek out the kind of people you admire online in your own community. Build a platform that promotes artist’s talent.Stay SocialFollow Artsynonym on Instagram @artsynonymFollow Enriqueta on Instagram @enriquetariasFollow Eric on Instagram @EfdotJoin the @muralists community on Instagram

Extra Paint is a podcast created by Eric Freidensohn aka Efdot, artist and muralist based in Brooklyn, New York. This podcast is for artists, muralists and art lovers of all kinds. In each episode we talk to artists and makers who are truly dedicated to their craft.

**JOIN MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM NOW: https://sportscardinvestor.com/join Efdots Website: http://www.efdotstudio.com/project-2020 On today's episode of Sports Card Investor Geoff sits down with Topps Project 2020 artist Efdot to discuss the inner-workings of Topps Project 2020.

On episode 98, Drew is joined by Artist EfDot to discuss the historic Project 2020 set, the hobby and tons more! Drew also breaks down Chronicles DP Football, the return of the NBA, National Treasures Basketball and TONS more!!

The guys took some more phone calls to open up the second hour, talk to another Topps 2020 artist Efdot about his Tony Gwynn rendition card. Skraby also took the guys through The Big 5.

On Episode 94 of You, Me, Empathy, Eric “efdot” Friedensohn and I explore skateboarding culture, finding work that aligns with who you are, and creating art that brings people together, and helps people feel understood and seen. Thanks for listening and thanks for empathizing with us! Full show notes and all links mentioned in the episode here. Follow You, Me, Empathy on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Support You, Me, Empathy on Patreon. Subscribe and leave a review in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google. Get yourself a feely t-shirt, mug, or tote!

This week on Eggs we have special guest Eric Friedensohn AKA Efdot. Efdot is an NYC-based, internationally known muralist and illustrator known for his unique illustrative style. We met Eric at Creative South, the creative conference in Columbus, Georgia which has come up on this show more than once in recent shows. Eric was in Salt Lake City presenting at the LetterWest Conference and was gracious enough to take a quick moment to hang with the Eggs show. The show was quick and dirty, done moments before headed to the airport to catch a flight, but lots of fun and great jiffy chat. Looking forward to going longer form on a future show. Our Guest: Eric "Efdot" Friedensohn - Muralist and Illustrator http://www.efdotstudio.com @efdot on social media The Carton: https://medium.com/@eggsshow Feature with Zack Chmeis of Straight Method up now! https://medium.com/@eggsshow/zack-chmeis-35dae817ac28 The Eggs Podcast Spotify playlist: bit.ly/eggstunes The Plugs: The Show eggscast.com @eggshow on twitter and instagram On iTunes: itun.es/i6dX3pC On Stitcher: bit.ly/eggs_on_stitcher Also available on Google Play Music! Mike "DJ Ontic" shows and info djontic.com @djontic on twitter Ryan R2 SLC/BCN r2mg.com ryanroghaar.com @r2mg on twitter @r2mediagroup on instagram

A rundown of the Speakers at Creative South design conference including: Chris Do, Sara Stewart & Logan Faerber, Carolyn Sewell, Hank Washington, Rocky Roark, Dex Alexander, Jessica Hische, Efdot, Taylor Cashdan, Cat Noone, Rob Zilla

The tables have mother fuckin turned for this episode! We've got returning guest Efdot aka Eric on the podcast to interview us!! We talk about BTS of DOL, the nitty gritty of our business, nightmare clients, and you know we got some hard hitting silly AF questions! Sponsored by Scout Books1

I came across Eric's work while on an Instagram scroll. Oddly enough, I'd just gotten a message from a girl wondering how to get into the surf/skate industry of design (something I'd worked on doing about 10 years back), and on this Instagram post, it was announced that Eric would be giving a graphic design on skateboards class. After sending her the link, I thought - I bet she and I aren't the only ones who are mesmerized by this industry and knew I had to chat with Eric more in-depth. Eric has tons of knowledge from working on different continents and doing everything from drawing on skateboards to completing huge murals, by himself and with a team. Find EfDot here and find out more about his skateboard art workshop in NYC on July 14, 2018 here! Here's what we talk about today: Collaboration within the art industry Freelance vs working with a company Favorite tools when creating His Mural process from A-Z Dream Project - ya gotta think BIG! How to stay optimistic as an artist How to get out of a funk/phase of not feeling creative Discussing living and working in BA and how it differs from NYC Long-distance relationship! What's on his horizon His favorite project And a lot more art banter!   And as always, have the best day ever!!! Thanks so much for listening!! I would love if you'd leave a review & subscribe on iTunes...HOW TO LEAVE A REVIEW FROM YOUR IPHONE: 1. Open podcast app   2. Search for "Passion Design Project"   3. Click on my Podcast   4. Tap Reviews & tap "Write review" Find out more on my website at www.PassionDesignProject.com Join me on Facebook at Passion Design Project & Subscribe to the Newsletter to get podcast updates!

We talk about overcoming a fire, being vulnerable, working for WeWork and much more. More @ http://passionbehindtheart.com/

We’ve got our second repeat guest on the podcast this week and we also got to record IN PERSON with him! It’s Efdot, aka Eric Friedensohn! He kicks off Summer of Sketching this week, so you should all join in and sign up at summerofsketching.com! He’s a super talented designer who was definitely able to let a little bit more loose this time around! We get into what he’s up to these days and some exciting things happening in his future, we talked about his cat, burrata, travel, etc. It’s a great episode, give it a listen! Theme song by Real J Wallace, Produced by Day Fade

This week we chat with Brooklyn based sign painter, Kurt McRobert, aka @veryfinesigns! If you're into bagels, this is the episode for you! We get the scoop on how he got into lettering and sign painting, his illustration work, and all his food preferences. Phoebe and Kurt get into a heated debate about brunch. It's a great blend of informative and funny. We also have a little guest appearance from Efdot at the end of this one! Theme Song by Real J Wallace, Produced by Dayfade

Battle Creative Block and Spend More Creating Creative block is the worst, especially when you forget that great idea you had when driving on the highway. How awesome would it be if you never had a shortage of ideas to draw from so you can spend more time creating? (that’s a drawing pun) I can safely say that I rarely deal with creative block because I collect practically every idea that comes my way. Someone on my newsletter recently asked me how I went about this and I felt my reply could make a helpful episode in case you struggle with a lack of ideas. Having a gold reserve of ideas has helped me battle creative block with: episode artwork client work personal work I’m going to give you 4 ways to collect and build up your idea gold reserve so you can spend more time creating. This will help you easily come back to that idea you had when waiting in line at Chik-Fil-A. A Pocket Sized Sketchbook Glued to Your Hip I keep a handy little sketchbook with me wherever I go so I can jot down a thumbnail sketch or write an idea on the fly. Usually, I'll roll with Field Notes brand or with something my friends produced like my friends Tinlun Studio or Cuttink Studio. Keeping it beside my bed at night is crucial as my head is constantly swimming with ideas when I try to sleep. I’m not taking any chances of forgetting it in the morning. This has been the most productive way of collecting ideas and I can’t recommend it enough if you struggle generating ideas on the spot. The gold reserve I’ve built up to battle creative block is buried in all these sketchbooks--perfect for referencing when I need inspiration to punch me in the face. Use a Task Manager / Note App Sometimes you need to be a bit more thorough with your idea through writing and lists--especially if you have shitty handwriting. In this case, I love using Wunderlist which is a task manager app for desktop and mobile. There are plenty of other things out there like iOS Notes app, Evernote, Omnifocus, etc. Right now, the free version of Wunderlist is suitable for what I need. For example, I have a Perspective Podcast category. Here I’ll store an ongoing list with subtasks that contain episode ideas which I can also add notes and dates to. I love that I can add to it on the go when I’m not on my laptop. Other ways I use Wunderlist are to track a list of maintenance tasks I need to do on my website. I even have a shared list with my wife for things to get at the store because I’m always forgetting shit and lose everything I put on Post-Its. It’s too easy to forget these things but a Task Manager App never forgets. Use Siri (or alternative mobile assistant) If I’m on the go and  I can’t draw or write my idea, I turn to my homegirl Siri on my iPhone. I tell her to “set reminder in X hours for me to write down or draw this specific idea.” Sometimes she will butcher my idea but gets it close enough to spark the memory for me to collect it. An example I recently had was, “Remind me in an hour to draw pizza on a skull.” She came back with, “Remind me in an hour to drop pizza in schools.” Why the hell would I intentionally drop my pizza? She obviously doesn’t know me that well. Regardless, she is pretty helpful most of the time so I’ll give her a break. Aqua Notes Finally, I get some of my best ideas in the shower…. I’m usually listening to a podcast or audiobook through my Bluetooth Speaker when inspiration strikes. It just so happens that I have Aqua Notes in my shower to “never let another idea go down the drain.” Cheesy tagline but damn it’s the truth. I’m able to make a quick sketch or write a note and then transfer it to my sketchbook or Wunderlist. Collect & Build Your Gold Reserve To be honest, there’s really no excuse to why you can’t battle creative block by collecting your ideas and building a gold reserve. In episode 26, Efdot gave some great ways to stay inspired, and now you have practical ways to collect and store those ideas for a rainy day. If you’re taking your work seriously, I would recommend utilizing these 4 tactics in your game asap. Especially carrying a sketchbook with you at all times, that’s mandatory. Collecting your ideas and building a reserve will help you spend less time thinking and more time creating when it’s time to throw down. Key Takeaways A pocket-sized sketchbook lets you jot down a thumbnail sketch or write an idea on the fly. A task manager app can help you track more thorough lists of ideas through desktop or mobile. Use Siri or other mobile assistance for when you’re on the go and can’t use a sketchbook or task manager app. Use aqua notes for when inspiration strikes in the shower. Collecting your ideas and building a reserve will help you spend less time thinking and more time creating. Shownotes Field Notes Tinlun Studio Cuttink Studio Wunderlist Bluetooth Speaker Aqua Notes

Stay Inspired & Pursue Why You Got Into Art in the First Place This week is a very special episode as I’m doing my first interview on the show with my good friend Eric Friedensohn also know as Efdot. He knows how to stay inspired to create for his personal side projects. Eric is a talented hand lettering artist and designer based out of Brooklyn, New York. He’s worked with the likes of Pat Flynn and taught lettering workshops for Vayner Media. He’s work at We Work and is the creator of the Optimist Project. He’s big into skateboarding and traveling and it’s an honor to have him as the first guest on this show. Why Do You Feel Uninspired to Create in the First Place? The Resistance Steven Pressfield - War of Art The resistance: is a universal force that has one sole mission: to keep things as they are. is the force that will stop an individual's creative activity through any means necessary, whether it be rationalizing, inspiring fear and anxiety, presenting distractions, raising the voice of an inner critic, and much more. will use any tool to stop creation flowing from an individual, no matter what field the creation is in. Steven Pressfield states, "The best way to fight the resistance is to do you work." He encourages the artist to "Go Pro." This mean going from being an amateur hobbyist to becoming a professional because pros don’t make excuses—they do the work. Many search for motivation when Motivation comes from the act of doing, but one may need inspiration in the first place. Eric’s POV On Resistance and Feeling Uninspired to Create Refusing to give into the resistance and doing the work isn't always so simple and straight forward. Everywhere you look there are endless things to pursue and they are designed to be addicting distractions. I find myself uninspired to create when I: give myself too much “free time” am not well-rested don’t have ANY structure / routines overcommit and say yes to too many things (like social obligations) have drama or chaos in my life focus too much on what others are doing and begin losing sight of why I got into making art in the first place. It's important to always remind yourself why you got into creating art in the first place. How to Stay Inspired 1. Vary Your Intake making things recycled from what you’ve been seeing and admiring not following enough diff types of artists inspired to make your work more unique follow people in more diverse areas researching artists beyond their works, like their books, blogs, podcasts If you're always in taking in the same stuff, you're going to end up outputting the same stuff too. If you’re feeling really uninspired to create art, find something to create totally different like a wild recipe. Being Around Other Creatives Community Getting within a community and establishing relationships online or through conferences. When you’re around people who are creating it’s contagious. Engage with people outside of liking their photo. The more people you can be around who are doing what you’re doing the better. Collaboration gives accountability but you end up learning and think in new ways. 2014 agency with chalkboard wall mural example Accountability Get something on the calendar to meet consistently Find others who share similar goals and values Reach out and take initiative to build creative relationships Recharging Change of Environment Change of environment can get you in new head space get outside your normal routine rearrange furniture work in a different setting (diff room of your house or coffee shop) Being Active Partake in things that recharge you mentally, physically or spiritually that fill you up with ideas Being active in sports or exercising Being outdoors Practicing mindfulness through yoga / meditation Key Takeaways: It's important to always remind yourself why you got into creating art in the first place. If your intake is always in the same stuff, you're going to end up outputting the same stuff too. Follow different types of work and art outside of your normal preferences to influence new inspiration. It's contagious when you’re around people who are creating. Take initiative and engage with people outside of liking their photo. Shownotes: efdotstudio.com Instagram: @efdot Eric's Optimist Project Eric's SummerOfSketching.com Steven Pressfield - War of Art Shigeo Fakuda - Masterworks YouTube: Everything's A Remix Austin Kleon - Steal Like an Artist Creative South Conference Andy J. Miller - Creative Peptalk Podcast

We got drunk and interviewed the one and only, @efdot! AKA Eric Friedensohn. He's a talented letterer, designer, and illustrator from New York with some pretty silly voices that we were able to pull out of him. We had a blast getting to know a little bit about the personality behind his work! And we get a special guest appearance from our favorite hipster, Will Pay!!