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You know those really cool, helpful, insightful, meaningful, intelligent and chill people you meet who make you realize just how… inept you are? Yeah, that’s Hank for us. Kidding. About the inept part. Kind of. Long story short, we had the best time chatting with Hank about all things fuzzy, business, finance and creative. You’re going to want to grab a notepad, pen, sweatpants AND cocktail for this one, friends. Oh, and don’t worry, this episode still has its fair share of HORRIFIC client experiences, too. Because what would a Per Our Last Email episode be without one? We also mentioned pie a lot. Send your stories, questions and thoughts to perourlastemail.com. We promise to read through them as cryptically (and judgmentally) as we’re asked. Follow Hank on IG at @iam_hank and check out site and shop at hankdesigns.comWatch all three of his Adobe Live streams: Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3Shop our merch: Per Our Last Email Merch Follow us on Instagram: @perourlastemail @weekendcreative

Meet Hank Washington, the owner of Hank Design Studios. His studio’s mission is to help brands turn strangers into friends, and Hank does this through the design and illustration. I was glad to catch up with him recently, not too long after his move to Atlanta.We spoke about weathering the pandemic, and Hank shared how the first few months of business has went for his studio. He also talked about growing up in a small Southern town and being exposed to design as a kid, moving to Alabama to consider pursuing his dream, and gave some great advice for any designers out there looking to hone their unique style.Hank’s illustration style is a good indicator of what kind of designer he is — creative, playful, and willing to think outside the box. And now that he’s struck out on his own, there’s no telling where his skills will take him! LinksHank Washington’s WebsiteHank Washington in InstagramHank Washington on LinkedInHank Washington on Twitter Like this episode? Then subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite shows. Subscribe and leave us a 5-star rating and a review! Thanks so much to all of you who have already rated and reviewed us! Revision Path is brought to you by Lunch, a multidisciplinary creative studio in Atlanta, GA. Looking for some creative consulting for your next project? Then let's do lunch! You can also follow Revision Path on Instagram and Twitter. Come chat with us! And thank you for listening!

In today's episode we have a very special guest: Cornelius ‘Hank’ Washington. Hank is an art director, designer and illustrator born and raised in Mississippi. We chatted about what he had to go through during the past 10 years to make it as a designer and build his creative business... So without further ado, let’s get into the show!

This week I had the opportunity to sit down with illustrator and art director Hank Washington. Hank is not only a designer, illustrator, and art director but also gives talks at design conferences like Creative South and Canceled Con. In our conversation, Hank and I talked about his introduction into design, how he formed his style as a designer, and how to find your voice as a designer. Hank has also had the chance to work heavily in social media and we had some great conversations about how useful and dangerous social media can be as well. He had some awesome insights into how you can be on social media but make sure you protect yourself from comparing yourself to others or creating for an algorithm. Make sure to hit Hank up on all social media sites and his website at the links below: Instagram: @iam_hank Twitter: @Hank_iam Website: https://www.hankdesigns.com/ Behance: https://www.behance.net/hwstudios Dribbble: https://dribbble.com/iamhank Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmMOoaihMBvjILfkwSEpu_w This week Hank and I talked about his influences and some specific projects of his. If you want to check any of those out, you can find them all below: Influence on his work, RhymezLikeDimez: @rhymezlikedimez Hank's live-stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQFkCyRf_7A Colby's live-stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr4L5dXLYE4 Bob Ewing: @bobewing_ 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! 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 two-month trial and take your creativity to the next level! https://skl.sh/michaeltumlindesigns --- 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

Hey All, I did something a little different for episode 200. I went through my past 199 episodes, pulled clips from 23 episodes. These are clips from the part of the show where we ask the guest to share the project they have been a part of that they are the most proud of, the one that makes their heart sing. Hearing all these different stories of designers and creatives helping businesses, helping other designers, and using their talents to put good stuff back in the world is just awesome!Guest list...Episode 009 - Ben Hubbard - @ben_busyEpisode 021 - Nick Longo - @longodesignsEpisode 049 - Candy Brophy - @candybrophycreativeEpisode 050 - Leland Maschmeyer - @underthelidEpisode 058 - Matt Dawson - @staygrayponyboyEpisode 068 - Jordan Sondler - @jordansondlerEpisode 069 - Lauren Griffin - @typogriffEpisode 074 - Jason Craig - @jasonthe29thEpisode 084 - Jordan Coon - @jordandudemanEpisode 087 - Amy England - @amylynneenglandEpisode 099 - Rebecca Cohen - @co_projectsEpisode 105 - Tara Victoria - @taravictorialEpisode 110 - Kendrick Kidd - @kendrickkiddEpisode 123 - Hank Washington - @iam_hankEpisode 127 - Rahul Bhogal - @rahulbhogalEpisode 132 - Austin Dunbar - @durhambrandcoEpisode 147 - Lindsay Stripling - @lindsayvictorialeeEpisode 153 - George F. Baker III - @gfb3Episode 154 - Andrew Hochradel - @hochdotcoEpisode 178 - Tracie Ching - @traciechingEpisode 186 - Meena Khalili - @meenakhaliliEpisode 188 - Joshua Ariza - @joshua_arizaEpisode 190 - Kenny Morgan - @counselcreative

Hey All, I did something a little different for episode 200. I went through my past 199 episodes, pulled clips from 23 episodes. These are clips from the part of the show where we ask the guest to share the project they have been a part of that they are the most proud of, the one that makes their heart sing. Hearing all these different stories of designers and creatives helping businesses, helping other designers, and using their talents to put good stuff back in the world is just awesome!Guest list...Episode 009 - Ben Hubbard - @ben_busyEpisode 021 - Nick Longo - @longodesignsEpisode 049 - Candy Brophy - @candybrophycreativeEpisode 050 - Leland Maschmeyer - @underthelidEpisode 058 - Matt Dawson - @staygrayponyboyEpisode 068 - Jordan Sondler - @jordansondlerEpisode 069 - Lauren Griffin - @typogriffEpisode 074 - Jason Craig - @jasonthe29thEpisode 084 - Jordan Coon - @jordandudemanEpisode 087 - Amy England - @amylynneenglandEpisode 099 - Rebecca Cohen - @co_projectsEpisode 105 - Tara Victoria - @taravictorialEpisode 110 - Kendrick Kidd - @kendrickkiddEpisode 123 - Hank Washington - @iam_hankEpisode 127 - Rahul Bhogal - @rahulbhogalEpisode 132 - Austin Dunbar - @durhambrandcoEpisode 147 - Lindsay Stripling - @lindsayvictorialeeEpisode 153 - George F. Baker III - @gfb3Episode 154 - Andrew Hochradel - @hochdotcoEpisode 178 - Tracie Ching - @traciechingEpisode 186 - Meena Khalili - @meenakhaliliEpisode 188 - Joshua Ariza - @joshua_arizaEpisode 190 - Kenny Morgan - @counselcreative

In episode 66, Chris Do talks with art director, illustrator and public speaker, Hank Washington. They talk about their experience and feelings about public speaking, finding your voice when giving talks, and how to feel at home in the design world as a person of color. Hank Washington - https://www.hankdesigns.com/ Creative South - https://www.creativesouth.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest is Hank Washington. He is a designer and illustrator working as Hank Designs out of Birmingham AL. During this episode we talk about: -where he was first introduced to illustration and the website that really opened his eyes to graphic design and what design was. -sports design and the exciting football print project he got to cut his print design teeth on. -a project that he was a part of where he was able to help name the company, design all aspects of the logo and brand along with web and packaging design. -staying relevant in this ever-evolving tech world we live in. Hank is a genuine guy and I really enjoyed hearing his story. He also has a great "ask-it-forward" question for the next guest... @iam_hank

Today's guest is Hank Washington. He is a designer and illustrator working as Hank Designs out of Birmingham AL. During this episode we talk about: -where he was first introduced to illustration and the website that really opened his eyes to graphic design and what design was. -sports design and the exciting football print project he got to cut his print design teeth on. -a project that he was a part of where he was able to help name the company, design all aspects of the logo and brand along with web and packaging design. -staying relevant in this ever-evolving tech world we live in. Hank is a genuine guy and I really enjoyed hearing his story. He also has a great "ask-it-forward" question for the next guest... @iam_hank

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

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Stefan Fatsis, Jeremy Stahl of Slate, and Howard Bryant of ESPN discuss the rift among NFL players over the league’s plan to donate money to social causes. Then Stefan and Josh Levin talk to Tom Haberstroh of Bleacher Report Magazine about the NBA’s new veganism. And Stefan talks about the forgotten, first black quarterback in New York Giants history, and the perception of black quarterbacks during the civil-rights era, with Louis Moore of Grand Valley State University. NFL protests (2:05): Stefan Fatsis, Jeremy Stahl of Slate, and Howard Bryant of ESPN discuss the rift among players involved in negotiating a deal with NFL management to aid social-justice causes—over where the money is coming from and whether it is mostly aimed at ending more than a year of on-field protests during the national anthem. NBA vegans (21:02): Stefan and Josh talk to Tom Haberstroh of Bleacher Report Magazine about his recent feature on Boston Celtics star point guard Kyrie Irving eschewing meat, and whether slimmer NBA players are better NBA players. Hank Washington (36:20): Stefan delivers an extended Afterball about the first black quarterback in New York Giants history, and then talks about the perception of black quarterbacks in the civil-rights era with Louis Moore, an associate professor at Grand Valley State University who studies African-American and sports history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis, Jeremy Stahl of Slate, and Howard Bryant of ESPN discuss the rift among NFL players over the league’s plan to donate money to social causes. Then Stefan and Josh Levin talk to Tom Haberstroh of Bleacher Report Magazine about the NBA’s new veganism. And Stefan talks about the forgotten, first black quarterback in New York Giants history, and the perception of black quarterbacks during the civil-rights era, with Louis Moore of Grand Valley State University. NFL protests (2:05): Stefan Fatsis, Jeremy Stahl of Slate, and Howard Bryant of ESPN discuss the rift among players involved in negotiating a deal with NFL management to aid social-justice causes—over where the money is coming from and whether it is mostly aimed at ending more than a year of on-field protests during the national anthem. NBA vegans (21:02): Stefan and Josh talk to Tom Haberstroh of Bleacher Report Magazine about his recent feature on Boston Celtics star point guard Kyrie Irving eschewing meat, and whether slimmer NBA players are better NBA players. Hank Washington (36:20): Stefan delivers an extended Afterball about the first black quarterback in New York Giants history, and then talks about the perception of black quarterbacks in the civil-rights era with Louis Moore, an associate professor at Grand Valley State University who studies African-American and sports history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices