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About our guestRetroSupply started as a small shop on Creative Market. With some mentorship from the original founders Dustin was able to grow RetroSupply into its own business on its own website quickly. He wanted to make RetroSupply a living business (not just a machine delivering downloads). They work on products full time, bring steady side income to dozens of partners, and have a strong reputation for being one of the best brush and digital asset shops to get support from real artists. Visit Retro Supply's WebsiteDustin's Email Course: Passive income for designers Honest Designers Show podcast - for business tips for designersApply to be a guest   Subscribe to the Art Biz Talk NewsletterApply to be a guest Ask a question for the show Become part of the community for professional visual artistsIf you're a late emerging or mid-career visual artist earning $5K or more a month and are ready to scale your studio practice, Art Biz Pro is the place for you. (Re) Emerging ArtistsStarting to build your full time studio practice and need a DIY guide with templates for your artist statement, Press Kit and pricing your art? Sounds like you need our Artist Starter Kit. CREDITSOriginal Music composed by Hillary Albrecht at Rhapsody on MarsArt Biz Talk is hosted by Andrea La Valleur-Purvis, Artist and Art Business Coach at Vivid Creative

Todays inktober prompt comes from Retro Supply and was Eyeball. So enjoy this eye ball friend and a bunch of rambling about seeing stuff! Also Personal Folklore Issue 8: Halloween Special is officially live on the site! Only 50 of these spooky weirdo comic / art anthologies have been made so grab one fast, link below! Links: https://www.createmagicstudios.com Instagram: @toddde85 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Createmagicstudios Email: todd@createmagicstudios.com Song Link: https://squareofoppositionrecords.bandcamp.com/album/martin-slaughter-beach

【加入摄影早自习群】【加入以下同城摄影群】 北京 成都 重庆 长沙广州 杭州 闽南 南京 上海 苏州 深圳 天津武汉 西安 郑州 山东加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：城市名）【摄影课程咨询微信】hello-kato这是一种很聪明的测光方法，通过预闪，它甚至能自动控制闪光强度，但是……早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1420天，今天我们想回答一下杨晓曦同学的问题，他又提问了，他说，请问闪光灯的TTL模式和它的测光依据是什么呢？ 首先我们要知道的是TTL它的英文全称是Through the Lens（通过镜头），就是说它是通过镜头进行测光的。现在有很多人是不太理解为什么TTL要叫做TTL的，原因是因为大家都默认我们的相机就是要通过镜头进行测光，单反相机是这样，旁轴相机是这样，微单相机也是这样。它的测光的元件（或者说是微单相机的感光元件）肯定是在镜头里边的呀！那是现在是你享受着最新的科技成果，并且认为它是理所应当的了。左上角是镜头外部的测光表 © RetroSupply on Unsplash其实在很早期的相机上，很多测光表都是长在相机（镜头）外部的，有的是在相机顶上用一排小小的透镜把光线汇聚到它里边的光敏元件上来测量光线强度（如图左上角），有的没有透镜的矩阵，直接就是一个小孔。它们测量完光线以后，要么就是以取景器里的小小的LED灯的形式来告知你它的测量结果是正常的还是曝光过度的还是曝光不足，就三个灯，有的是一种指针的形式出现在相机顶部，指针靠左了还是靠右了，你要根据它去调整，这个具体原理我们这里不说了。相机顶部的指针式测光表 © Richard Wong www.photobyrichard.com总之你就要知道以前相机的测光表是长在外部的那种，肯定不能叫做TTL测光。现在随着科技发展，我们就把测光结构就放到机身里面去了，这个跟机身外部测光就有很本质的区别了：在机身外面测量到的是你面前的一个很大的很宽泛的范围的光线的强弱，而在机身里边测到的光（就是TTL测光）所测到的，其实是通过镜头的特定的那一些事物的光线，显然TTL测光会更加的精准。 支持TTL测光功能的胶片相机（相机左上角有TTL字样） © Marian Kroell on Unsplash说到这里我们首先要明白的就是TTL测光它不仅是指闪光的某种测光方式，就是自然光线的测光它也是有TTL和非TTL之分，只不过因为现在大部分相机都是TTL测光，所以我们就不太提这个词了。现在我们要再说TTLl测光呢，更多的指的是（机身在）闪光（时）的TTL测光和闪光灯的TTS模式。机身的测光方式和闪光的模式可以合称为TTL闪光，它其实是两个东西的合体。那TTL闪光如果用一句话来总结的话其实就是自动化的闪光曝光控制。 那最让人疑惑的就在这儿了：闪光是一瞬间的光源，而且闪光射到我们的被测物体上以后，物体反弹的这一个光线亮度既跟闪光距离有关，还跟被摄物自身的反光率有关（它是黑的？还是白的？还是灰的？），跟这个也有关系。那么相机怎么可能提前知道我到底应该用多强的闪光来拍这张照片呢？在这里呢我想出这么一个思考题：如果你是相机的设计者，你有没有办法能知道一会儿要用多强的闪光才能得到正确的曝光？我给你们三秒钟时间思考一下…… 好，揭晓答案的时间到了。其实道理特别简单，如果我不知道怎么样可以得到正确的闪光的曝光，那我就先试一下，不就好了吗？这不是你们常干的事情吗？咱们用数码相机拍照的时候，不都是先试一张——哦！曝光过度了，调暗一点再来一次。这不就完了吗？相机也就是干这么个事。只不过它是在很短的时间内干的，它在你摁快门的一瞬间先发出一个闪光，那这个闪光可能不用那么强，只要有就行了，然后闪光肯定会射到你对面的人物然后被反弹回来，（反射的）光线“通过了相机的镜头”，到达了相机内部，相机得知了刚才的闪光的结果（是太暗了？还是太亮了？），然后据此结果调整闪光的强度，再正式的拍照。 所以使用TTL闪光的时候，你通常会发现是有多次闪光的，前面可能有几次非常紧凑的、非常短暂的、亮度一般的这种小闪光，然后紧接着来一个又大又亮的闪光，这最后一次闪光才是正式的曝光、正式的拍摄，前边那一次或多次闪光都是为了测量曝光结果的。 打开了TTL功能的DF860 MARK III闪光灯 © soniaphoto.com你看整个过程既跟机身有关，也跟闪光灯有关，而且它俩之间还要配合，机身得到了预闪的曝光结果以后，它需要把调整的办法告诉闪光灯，然后闪光灯得知这些调整办法以后要自动调整最后这一次闪光的亮度值。所以它两者之间要交互，这个交互就要求：第一，机身和你的闪光灯是要能够互相配合的，型号、触点、各个方面都要对应的上，硬件上要配合得了。第二就是你这支闪光灯和机身都要支持TTL闪光模式，这样一来它们俩之间才能协同工作。 好，那今天我留一个思考题，请大家在底部留言告诉我：你觉得TTL闪光这种方式它有什么缺陷没有？在什么情况下它不好用？大家可以脑洞大开，畅所欲言。 好，今天我们就简单先聊这么多，我为大家制作了更多摄影好课，在底部的“阅读原文”里，大家如果喜欢早自习的也请点亮“在看”或者“转发”。今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1420天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

【加入摄影早自习群】【加入以下同城摄影群】 北京 成都 重庆 长沙广州 杭州 闽南 南京 上海 苏州 深圳 天津武汉 西安 郑州 山东加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：城市名）【摄影课程咨询微信】hello-kato这是一种很聪明的测光方法，通过预闪，它甚至能自动控制闪光强度，但是……早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1420天，今天我们想回答一下杨晓曦同学的问题，他又提问了，他说，请问闪光灯的TTL模式和它的测光依据是什么呢？ 首先我们要知道的是TTL它的英文全称是Through the Lens（通过镜头），就是说它是通过镜头进行测光的。现在有很多人是不太理解为什么TTL要叫做TTL的，原因是因为大家都默认我们的相机就是要通过镜头进行测光，单反相机是这样，旁轴相机是这样，微单相机也是这样。它的测光的元件（或者说是微单相机的感光元件）肯定是在镜头里边的呀！那是现在是你享受着最新的科技成果，并且认为它是理所应当的了。左上角是镜头外部的测光表 © RetroSupply on Unsplash其实在很早期的相机上，很多测光表都是长在相机（镜头）外部的，有的是在相机顶上用一排小小的透镜把光线汇聚到它里边的光敏元件上来测量光线强度（如图左上角），有的没有透镜的矩阵，直接就是一个小孔。它们测量完光线以后，要么就是以取景器里的小小的LED灯的形式来告知你它的测量结果是正常的还是曝光过度的还是曝光不足，就三个灯，有的是一种指针的形式出现在相机顶部，指针靠左了还是靠右了，你要根据它去调整，这个具体原理我们这里不说了。相机顶部的指针式测光表 © Richard Wong www.photobyrichard.com总之你就要知道以前相机的测光表是长在外部的那种，肯定不能叫做TTL测光。现在随着科技发展，我们就把测光结构就放到机身里面去了，这个跟机身外部测光就有很本质的区别了：在机身外面测量到的是你面前的一个很大的很宽泛的范围的光线的强弱，而在机身里边测到的光（就是TTL测光）所测到的，其实是通过镜头的特定的那一些事物的光线，显然TTL测光会更加的精准。 支持TTL测光功能的胶片相机（相机左上角有TTL字样） © Marian Kroell on Unsplash说到这里我们首先要明白的就是TTL测光它不仅是指闪光的某种测光方式，就是自然光线的测光它也是有TTL和非TTL之分，只不过因为现在大部分相机都是TTL测光，所以我们就不太提这个词了。现在我们要再说TTLl测光呢，更多的指的是（机身在）闪光（时）的TTL测光和闪光灯的TTS模式。机身的测光方式和闪光的模式可以合称为TTL闪光，它其实是两个东西的合体。那TTL闪光如果用一句话来总结的话其实就是自动化的闪光曝光控制。 那最让人疑惑的就在这儿了：闪光是一瞬间的光源，而且闪光射到我们的被测物体上以后，物体反弹的这一个光线亮度既跟闪光距离有关，还跟被摄物自身的反光率有关（它是黑的？还是白的？还是灰的？），跟这个也有关系。那么相机怎么可能提前知道我到底应该用多强的闪光来拍这张照片呢？在这里呢我想出这么一个思考题：如果你是相机的设计者，你有没有办法能知道一会儿要用多强的闪光才能得到正确的曝光？我给你们三秒钟时间思考一下…… 好，揭晓答案的时间到了。其实道理特别简单，如果我不知道怎么样可以得到正确的闪光的曝光，那我就先试一下，不就好了吗？这不是你们常干的事情吗？咱们用数码相机拍照的时候，不都是先试一张——哦！曝光过度了，调暗一点再来一次。这不就完了吗？相机也就是干这么个事。只不过它是在很短的时间内干的，它在你摁快门的一瞬间先发出一个闪光，那这个闪光可能不用那么强，只要有就行了，然后闪光肯定会射到你对面的人物然后被反弹回来，（反射的）光线“通过了相机的镜头”，到达了相机内部，相机得知了刚才的闪光的结果（是太暗了？还是太亮了？），然后据此结果调整闪光的强度，再正式的拍照。 所以使用TTL闪光的时候，你通常会发现是有多次闪光的，前面可能有几次非常紧凑的、非常短暂的、亮度一般的这种小闪光，然后紧接着来一个又大又亮的闪光，这最后一次闪光才是正式的曝光、正式的拍摄，前边那一次或多次闪光都是为了测量曝光结果的。 打开了TTL功能的DF860 MARK III闪光灯 © soniaphoto.com你看整个过程既跟机身有关，也跟闪光灯有关，而且它俩之间还要配合，机身得到了预闪的曝光结果以后，它需要把调整的办法告诉闪光灯，然后闪光灯得知这些调整办法以后要自动调整最后这一次闪光的亮度值。所以它两者之间要交互，这个交互就要求：第一，机身和你的闪光灯是要能够互相配合的，型号、触点、各个方面都要对应的上，硬件上要配合得了。第二就是你这支闪光灯和机身都要支持TTL闪光模式，这样一来它们俩之间才能协同工作。 好，那今天我留一个思考题，请大家在底部留言告诉我：你觉得TTL闪光这种方式它有什么缺陷没有？在什么情况下它不好用？大家可以脑洞大开，畅所欲言。 好，今天我们就简单先聊这么多，我为大家制作了更多摄影好课，在底部的“阅读原文”里，大家如果喜欢早自习的也请点亮“在看”或者“转发”。今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1420天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

【加入摄影早自习群】【加入以下同城摄影群】 北京 成都 重庆 长沙广州 杭州 闽南 南京 上海 苏州 深圳 天津武汉 西安 郑州 山东加叶梓私人微信：katoyezi09（暗号：城市名）【摄影课程咨询微信】hello-kato这是一种很聪明的测光方法，通过预闪，它甚至能自动控制闪光强度，但是……早安，我是叶梓，今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1420天，今天我们想回答一下杨晓曦同学的问题，他又提问了，他说，请问闪光灯的TTL模式和它的测光依据是什么呢？ 首先我们要知道的是TTL它的英文全称是Through the Lens（通过镜头），就是说它是通过镜头进行测光的。现在有很多人是不太理解为什么TTL要叫做TTL的，原因是因为大家都默认我们的相机就是要通过镜头进行测光，单反相机是这样，旁轴相机是这样，微单相机也是这样。它的测光的元件（或者说是微单相机的感光元件）肯定是在镜头里边的呀！那是现在是你享受着最新的科技成果，并且认为它是理所应当的了。左上角是镜头外部的测光表 © RetroSupply on Unsplash其实在很早期的相机上，很多测光表都是长在相机（镜头）外部的，有的是在相机顶上用一排小小的透镜把光线汇聚到它里边的光敏元件上来测量光线强度（如图左上角），有的没有透镜的矩阵，直接就是一个小孔。它们测量完光线以后，要么就是以取景器里的小小的LED灯的形式来告知你它的测量结果是正常的还是曝光过度的还是曝光不足，就三个灯，有的是一种指针的形式出现在相机顶部，指针靠左了还是靠右了，你要根据它去调整，这个具体原理我们这里不说了。相机顶部的指针式测光表 © Richard Wong www.photobyrichard.com总之你就要知道以前相机的测光表是长在外部的那种，肯定不能叫做TTL测光。现在随着科技发展，我们就把测光结构就放到机身里面去了，这个跟机身外部测光就有很本质的区别了：在机身外面测量到的是你面前的一个很大的很宽泛的范围的光线的强弱，而在机身里边测到的光（就是TTL测光）所测到的，其实是通过镜头的特定的那一些事物的光线，显然TTL测光会更加的精准。 支持TTL测光功能的胶片相机（相机左上角有TTL字样） © Marian Kroell on Unsplash说到这里我们首先要明白的就是TTL测光它不仅是指闪光的某种测光方式，就是自然光线的测光它也是有TTL和非TTL之分，只不过因为现在大部分相机都是TTL测光，所以我们就不太提这个词了。现在我们要再说TTLl测光呢，更多的指的是（机身在）闪光（时）的TTL测光和闪光灯的TTS模式。机身的测光方式和闪光的模式可以合称为TTL闪光，它其实是两个东西的合体。那TTL闪光如果用一句话来总结的话其实就是自动化的闪光曝光控制。 那最让人疑惑的就在这儿了：闪光是一瞬间的光源，而且闪光射到我们的被测物体上以后，物体反弹的这一个光线亮度既跟闪光距离有关，还跟被摄物自身的反光率有关（它是黑的？还是白的？还是灰的？），跟这个也有关系。那么相机怎么可能提前知道我到底应该用多强的闪光来拍这张照片呢？在这里呢我想出这么一个思考题：如果你是相机的设计者，你有没有办法能知道一会儿要用多强的闪光才能得到正确的曝光？我给你们三秒钟时间思考一下…… 好，揭晓答案的时间到了。其实道理特别简单，如果我不知道怎么样可以得到正确的闪光的曝光，那我就先试一下，不就好了吗？这不是你们常干的事情吗？咱们用数码相机拍照的时候，不都是先试一张——哦！曝光过度了，调暗一点再来一次。这不就完了吗？相机也就是干这么个事。只不过它是在很短的时间内干的，它在你摁快门的一瞬间先发出一个闪光，那这个闪光可能不用那么强，只要有就行了，然后闪光肯定会射到你对面的人物然后被反弹回来，（反射的）光线“通过了相机的镜头”，到达了相机内部，相机得知了刚才的闪光的结果（是太暗了？还是太亮了？），然后据此结果调整闪光的强度，再正式的拍照。 所以使用TTL闪光的时候，你通常会发现是有多次闪光的，前面可能有几次非常紧凑的、非常短暂的、亮度一般的这种小闪光，然后紧接着来一个又大又亮的闪光，这最后一次闪光才是正式的曝光、正式的拍摄，前边那一次或多次闪光都是为了测量曝光结果的。 打开了TTL功能的DF860 MARK III闪光灯 © soniaphoto.com你看整个过程既跟机身有关，也跟闪光灯有关，而且它俩之间还要配合，机身得到了预闪的曝光结果以后，它需要把调整的办法告诉闪光灯，然后闪光灯得知这些调整办法以后要自动调整最后这一次闪光的亮度值。所以它两者之间要交互，这个交互就要求：第一，机身和你的闪光灯是要能够互相配合的，型号、触点、各个方面都要对应的上，硬件上要配合得了。第二就是你这支闪光灯和机身都要支持TTL闪光模式，这样一来它们俩之间才能协同工作。 好，那今天我留一个思考题，请大家在底部留言告诉我：你觉得TTL闪光这种方式它有什么缺陷没有？在什么情况下它不好用？大家可以脑洞大开，畅所欲言。 好，今天我们就简单先聊这么多，我为大家制作了更多摄影好课，在底部的“阅读原文”里，大家如果喜欢早自习的也请点亮“在看”或者“转发”。今天是摄影早自习陪伴大家的第1420天，我是叶梓，每天早上6:30，微信公众号“摄影早自习”，不见不散。

What can I say about my guest today that hasn't been said before. Aaron has become an inspiring design to many with a fierce work ethic and stellar set of life morals. Aaron is know worldwide and I am proud to call him a friend as well as a colleague. I got to visit Aaron at his Portland home in October 2018. I wanted a different "Draplin Interview", so we sat and talked one of our favourite subjects, graphic design books and designers as well as a bunch of other stuff over the hour. There are a couple of "F*$*s" in there, but it's in context to the subject material so be aware around little ears. Please join myself and Aaron for a frank and honest chat about one of our favourite subjects.// First published on The Vectorgenerians Podcast 2018 //In partnership with RetroSupply and Creatives Ignite Conference.Aaron's Book - Pretty Much EverythingDave's Design book Instagram FeedAaron on SkillshareAaron on InstagramAaron on TwitterNotes to SelfCreative South 2021

AndrewRise of the Resistance reviewRunDisney story (and plans for next year): https://www.rundisney.com/events/disneyworld/disneyworld-marathon-weekend/events/challenges/All Medals photo: https://www.instagram.com/p/B7RbsTFp6Kf/Wishables: https://www.shopdisney.com/uniquely-disney/parks-inspired/disney-parks-wishables/Retro Supply 'I Want it All' Box: https://www.retrosupply.co/collections/popular-products/products/the-i-want-it-all-bundleLaurenBad Boys For Life: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1502397/Whittle Bear by Jeremy Spears: http://www.whittlewoodshop.com/product/whittle-bear-frontier-editionThe Outsider: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8550800/PatrickLooper - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 2XLP: https://mondotees.com/products/looper-2xlpHot Raspberry SuperKranky by Sket One: https://superplastic.co/products/hot-raspberry-superkranky-by-sket-one1917: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8579674/Avenue 5: https://www.hbo.com/avenue-5

The Wombles once sang "...making good use of the things that we find, things that the every day folk leave behind" - Dustin Lee of Retro Supply Co has kind of been doing this with old vintage items such as packaging and Americana. He's made a business from creating first class design resources to replicate that look of old. I chat to Dustin about our joint love of old treasures, what we love about them and how we find them. This is part of a retro design trilogy - it started with Bill Rose, author of Junk Type, in episode 34 LISTEN HERE and I also interviewed graphic designer and author, Aaron Draplin, on The Vectorgenerians Podcast LISTEN HERE You can find out more about Dustin and Retro Supply Co HERE You can also buy RetroSupply items HERE (Search Retro Supply in the search field) Buy Junk Type: Typography - Lettering - Badges - Logos CLICK HERE Buy Draplin Design Co.: Pretty Much Everything CLICK HERE

Brad Woodard is an Illustrator and designer who, along with his wife, Krystal, operates the studio Brave the Woods. Brad has worked with Target, Baskin Robbins, Simon and Schuster, Intel, Harley Davidson, Honda and loads of others. He teaches workshops in person and online. His classes on the Skillshare platform have been taken by over 50,000 people. His work has been featured in HOW, Communication Arts, Grain Edit and more.The Question“What has been the most effective way you’ve found to promote your illustration business?”The NotesIn our interview, Brad shares insights about self promotion. We discuss his work with Skillshare, the assets and creative resources he’s created for RetroSupply, and how interacting with others in the creative community all play a role in the promotion of his studio. As you listen, you’ll hear us dig deeper into the topic to find the heart of the issue, his true secret to success.Brad’s work can be seen at www.bravethewoods.com. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter at @brave_the_woods.Be sure to check out Skillshare.com. It’s a online learning platform with courses on everything from illustration (like the courses taught by Brad) to cooking, technology to business. While we speak warmly about Skillshare in this episode, we did not receive any compensation and this episode is no way intended to be an advertisement for their services. We just genuinely like them.At the endroll, we mention Creative Mornings. They have great talks in the archive that you can watch online and many cities have monthly in-person events for free. Check them out. You’ll be glad you did. https://creativemornings.com/One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Tweet him at @evanmacdonald or follow the show at @OTRQpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.comUse the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

On Overtime, designer and entrepreneur, Dustin Lee shares, how he built his wildly successful resource marketplace for designers—RetroSupply Co. In this episode, Dustin shares the numbers and why they're important, where his inspiration for creating analog resources and assets comes from, and what it's like to build tools for creatives. Additionally, Dustin shares how he's built a community around RetroSupply Co., how teaming up with other designers can help you both grow your businesses, and how embracing imperfections can create authenticity in your work. We also chat about his side hustle and passion for helping other designers unlock passive income. And maybe some other secrets too. You'll have to listen to find out. This episode is brought to you by Wix. Push the limits of design and start creating beautiful, impactful websites that are uniquely yours at wix.com/dribbble. Links Mentioned on Overtime Dustin Lee Dustin on Twitter RetroSupply Co. RetroSupply Co. on Dribbble RetroSupply Co. on Twitter Paid to Exist Creative Market Entrepreneur on Fire Brad Woodard Amy Hood Palm Canyon Drive Wood Type Revival Alana Louise on Overtime Retro Supply Interview with Alana Louise Cross Country Crosshatchers Alana's illustrations with Cross Country Crosshatchers Passive Income for Designers Jason Carne Side Hustles for Designers Clockwork: Design Your Business to Run Itself Mike Michalowicz Read the full transcript on dribbble.com/overtime.

On Overtime, designer and entrepreneur, Dustin Lee shares, how he built his wildly successful resource marketplace for designers—RetroSupply Co. In this episode, Dustin shares the numbers and why they're important, where his inspiration for creating analog resources and assets comes from, and what it's like to build tools for creatives. Additionally, Dustin shares how he's built a community around RetroSupply Co., how teaming up with other designers can help you both grow your businesses, and how embracing imperfections can create authenticity in your work. We also chat about his side hustle and passion for helping other designers unlock passive income. And maybe some other secrets too. You'll have to listen to find out. This episode is brought to you by Wix. Push the limits of design and start creating beautiful, impactful websites that are uniquely yours at wix.com/dribbble. Links Mentioned on Overtime Dustin Lee Dustin on Twitter RetroSupply Co. RetroSupply Co. on Dribbble RetroSupply Co. on Twitter Paid to Exist Creative Market Entrepreneur on Fire Brad Woodard Amy Hood Palm Canyon Drive Wood Type Revival Alana Louise on Overtime Retro Supply Interview with Alana Louise Cross Country Crosshatchers Alana's illustrations with Cross Country Crosshatchers Passive Income for Designers Jason Carne Side Hustles for Designers Clockwork: Design Your Business to Run Itself Mike Michalowicz Read the full transcript on dribbble.com/overtime.

In today’s episode, we chat with Dustin Lee, founder of RetroSupply. We discuss how he went from being stuck in a job that left him profoundly unfulfilled to making over $200k a year selling graphic goods online.    We also talk about the experience of creating his new course to help designers and other creatives follow his path and build a side hustle from their skills called ‘Passive Income for Designers’. If you want to start selling stuff online, you won't want to miss this chance to learn from the master.    Thaducation Special Offer: Use the code THAD20 to get 20% off your entire first order.    What you will discover on this episode:  - How he successfully navigated switching between careers - going from banking to graphic design.  - The day he launched his first digital product which made him over $1000 in less than 24hrs!  - How he got started on Creative Market and then used it to help him go full-time with RetroSupply Co.  - The importance of building an email list before you start selling products.  - Giving away freebies versus giving away discounts  - The "Product Gap" explained and its value to marketing.  - Taking advantage of collaborations and connections.  - Dustin’s “passiveincomefordesigners.com" website and what is it about.  - Building your audience and how to keep them engaged  - Insights on Failure and Success  - The power of surveys and how you can leverage them to get your business to the next level.  - Criticism and when and how you should take it objectively.  - The value of Patience, Tenacity and Talent.    Resources: http://passiveincomefordesigners.com/  http://retrosupply.co/    Subscribe to the podcast: https://apple.co/2GOStCH    Thaducation Special Offer: Use the code THAD20 to get 20% off your entire first order.   YouTube: https://youtu.be/3ylSoPghdd4   Follow Thaducation: http://instagram.com/thaducation   Join Thaducation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Thaducation/ https://www.thaducation.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thaducation/message

After a stretch of great interviews, Glyn and Dave have a catch up to talk about recent events, some news, a few recommendations and some info about our upcoming 50th episode and big prize draw. plus some chit chat in-between. Stay tuned, subscribe and get ready for our episode next week, please tell your friends, share and comment, it really helps us make better shows for you and us! Thank you Recommendation links | Jon Contino LINK | Mark Seliger LINK | Apple iPad 32GB 9.7" LINK | Apple Pencil LINK | Zoom H6 Recorder LINK | Field Notes Subscription LINK | ProCreate LINK | RetroSupply LINK | Ian Barnard Brushes LINK

Alternate Income Streams. Using your gifts on different platforms. Finding revenue streams through relationships and friendships. Get connected to many designers and illustrators. Passive Income for designers. Trying your hand with patreon. Launching courses through Patreon, a subscription based model. Getting connected within an industry. Episode 270. Aired September 26, 2018. This week I am excited to have my good friend Dustin Lee back on the show. Dustin and I have been friends for years and I have seen his business grow and change. I think it is due to his always trying to improve and his connectivity within the industry. He spends a lot of virtual time with other people and listening to what they need, then creates products to fill those needs. He also is on the popular weekly podcast, The Honest Designers Show, and talks to other entrepreneurs in the industry. I love this podcast! @honestdesigners One of those projects was a course he launched a few years ago called Passive Income for designers. He was asked by LinkedIn Learning (previously Lynda.com) to do a version of that course for them. When we met recently, we got to chatting about Patreon, so this episode is going to talk about alternate areas you can tap to spread out your income sources, which is always a good idea. Recharging You helps freelancing creatives find and utilize their strengths and guides them how to grow their businesses. Our goal is to inspire, motivate, and guide creatives in order to realize and apply each individual’s expertise through training, coaching, and creative activities. Recharging You is the home for The Design Recharge Show which is an interactive, web show and podcast recorded live with an audience where interviews of designers, illustrators, industry leaders, and business professionals happen weekly. www.rechargingyou.com. Find more great episodes at www.rechargingyou.com Join us live each week and become part of the Design Recharge Family, subscribe and get the link to come to the live recording. Sign up at http://www.rechargingyou.com Connect on Instagram & Twitter: @designrecharge Follow Dustin at: RetroSupply www.retrosupply.co RetroSupply Illustrator Brush Pack https://www.retrosupply.co/products/the-i-want-all-of-the-illustrator-brushes-bundle Side Hustle Strategies for Designers https://www.linkedin.com/learning/side-hustle-strategies-for-designers Passive Income for Designers website www.passiveincomefordesigners.com RetroSupply Instagram https://www.instagram.com/retrosupply/ Personal Instagram https://www.instagram.com/heydustinlee/ RetroSupply Twitter https://twitter.com/RetroSupplyCo Dustin Lee Twitter https://twitter.com/hellodustinlee

On this episode of the Creative Waffle podcast, I chat with Dustin Lee. Founder of Retro Supply and Passive income for designers. During the show we chat about his story, finding a passion for retro. Creative Market and tips for being a good seller, email lists and freebies. Also, Dustin shares loads of great tips and advice, enjoy! Find Dustin here:http://www.dustinlee.cohttps://www.retrosupply.cohttps://www.passiveincomefordesigners.com

In this episode of Shopify Masters, you’ll learn from Dustin Lee, a designer who pivoted from a freelance business to create passive income through digital products. RetroSupply sells digital assets for graphic designers and illustrators inspired by history. Show Notes: http://www.shopify.com/blogs/blog/retro-supply-passive-income

Dustin Lee of Retro Supply Co. It’s funny how a change of events can spark a radical shift for the better in your life. Dustin Lee went from rock bottom and desperation to kicking out amazing vintage based designer products for creatives under his business Retro Supply Co. His shop specializes in brushes, textures and fonts inspired by historic vintage materials. That's just the tip of the iceberg. Dustin found a need in the world and invested the extra effort in order for his products to stand out on Creative Market. The rest is history he changed his life with a new source of passive income. Over the years, he's carved out a niche in this field by giving talks and teaching workshops on building side income with your creative projects. The response was so massive that he eventually created a side brand called Passive Income for Designers which is structured around his newsletter and Facebook Group. In a competitive world where people tend to keep knowledge to themselves, Dustin goes all out and shares it all. He is also a co-host on the growing Honest Designers Podcast where he and 3 other creative talk about business insights and how they push each other to the next level. There's Gold in This Episode In this episode we talk about: Making and creating things you wish you saw in the world. Decision making and finding ways to stand out. Taking action when your back is against the wall. How digital products should be just as attractive as physical products. The benefits of collaborating and building relationships. Practical steps for creating and launching your first product. All listeners of this episode are gifted with a coupon code for 30% OFF your first order on his Retro Supply Co. website. Use PIZZAROLLS30 and take advantage of everything he has in his shop, including bundles! Keep an eye out for his workshops or speaking gigs in 2018. In the meantime, connect with him via social media, his newsletters, podcast or Facebook Group below in the show notes section. Shownotes Retro Supply Co. Website Retro Supply Co. Instagram  Design Cuts - Honest Designers Podcast Free Retro Supply Co. Product Bundle & Newsletter Dustin Lee's Twitter Get the FREE 5-Day Passive Income for Designers Course Passive Income for Designers Facebook Group The wonderful / amazing Diane Gibbs Weapons of Mass Creation (WMC Fest) Von Glitcshka's Entertaining Twitter Account Join my team and get first dibs on holiday products and discounts Podcast theme music by Blookah Want to Support the Show? Become a backer on Patreon Leave an iTunes Rating and Review Share the show on social media or follow the Perspective Podcast Instagram Subscribe on your favorite podcast player: iTunes Stitcher Google Play Radio Overcast

Uncomfortable and Afraid, But Doing it Anyway. Episode 217. Recorded live on June 28, 2017 This week I am launching a brand new part of the Recharging You brand. I am launching Recruiting Creatives. Tune in and hear about how tackling this scary thing has me diving off the edge of the starting block. What shape will my dive be? Will I fall flat and belly flop? It doesn’t matter what matters is if I get back up and try again. This has been one of the hardest lessons for me to learn and I had two special guest, Dustin Lee from RetroSupply and Suzanne Sarver also from RetroSupply. Dustin has has been encouraging me all along and he was one of my first matchmaking clients. Find more great episodes at www.rechargingyou.com Connect on Instagram & Twitter: @designrecharge Or email me at diane [at] rechargingyou.com Become a part of the Design Recharge Family and get access to the interviews each week. Sign up at http://www.rechargingyou.com

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We’re continuing with the bonus episodes recorded Live at Weapons of Mass Creation. In this episode, I’m joined once again by a special guest co-host, Blake Stevenson of Jetpacks and Rollerskates. We sit down and talk with Dustin Lee of Retro Supply, about awkward off mic moments, why he started Retrosupply and his new project, Passive Income for Designers, where he teaches designers how to market and sell products to earn an income. And, I give him a hard time about his podcast, Passive Income for Designers, which just released a new episode after an extended hiatus.

This week I welcome Dustin Lee of Retro Supply and Passive Income for Designers back to the show. He is sharing three common road blocks that many designers say set them back again and again and we will talk about how to bulldoze through them. Sign up for the cheat sheet and get on the list to know about Dustin’s coaching at passiveincomefordesigners.com/free-cheet-sheet Also check Dustin’s retro brushes, textures, and much more at retrosupply.co I used his new Matchbook tutorial to make the illustrations (purchased from 123rf.com by LI TZU CHIEN from Taiwan) all except the cone, (I made the cone). Matchbook Tutorial http://www.retrosupply.co/blogs/retrosupply-blog/how-to-create-a-matchbook-print-effect-in-photoshop

Dustin is the owner of the best-selling design goods site RetroSupply. In the past 12 months he’s made over $150,000 selling digital Photoshop files to designers and artists. He also shares tips and tricks to help creative entrepreneurs grow their business at dustinlee.co

Dustin is the owner of the best-selling design goods site RetroSupply. In the past 12 months he's made over $150,000 selling digital Photoshop files to designers and artists. He also shares tips and tricks to help creative entrepreneurs grow their business at dustinlee.co