Podcasts about sahre

Managing crisis and conflicts in relationships and marriage is a must have skill. Please listen and Sahre

Managing crisis and conflicts in relationships and marriage is a must have skill. Please listen and Sahre

EP 134 In this week's episode of The Salty Yak Podcast we talk about bow hunting success, trademark approval and how to care for the fish you catch to make the best table fare possible!!  Enjoy! Be Safe!!  Sahre with your buddies!!!  

Hi again! Sorry so late, personal and professional pressures abound ... but life goes on! Joey and Ken both join in to discuss three matches (you don't wanna miss Joey's Over-Exaggerations!), and a deep dive into BAD WERDZZZ, as well as Ken's recap of traveling to Detroit for the big Open Cup win. Available on Amazon, iTunes, Podbean, nd Spotify ... please like, subscribe and SAHRE ... the love :-)

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In which David chats with Paul Sahre, one of the world's foremost book cover designers. Sahre's designed covers for the likes of Chuck Klosterman and Malcolm Gladwell, and he's done updates for Hemingway and Spark, among others. In this conversation, David and Paul discuss the process of designing a cover, some of his favorite covers of all time, and much more.Remember: If you like this episode be sure to subscribe to the Libromania feed wherever you get podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which David chats with Paul Sahre, one of the world's foremost book cover designers. Sahre's designed covers for the likes of Chuck Klosterman and Malcolm Gladwell, and he's done updates for Hemingway and Spark, among others. In this conversation, David and Paul discuss the process of designing a cover, some of his favorite covers of all time, and much more. Remember: If you like this episode be sure to subscribe, rate, review! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

More discussion on Building Traffic to your author Website and sell more books. The same principles apply to all business venues. Sahre you expereinces and ask questions

More discussion on Building Traffic to your author Website and sell more books. The same principles apply to all business venues. Sahre you expereinces and ask questions

Felix Sockwell is an illustrator and graphic designer based in New Jersey. Following a storied early career in some of New York's top agencies, Felix changed direction to pursue his solo practice as an illustrator. For him, setting up outside the City didn't mean obscurity; instead, he's developed a unique signature style and works with a varied of high-profile clients like Facebook and The New York Times. See more of his work on his website, FelixSockwell.com Audio Player       00:00 Use Left/Right Arrow keys to advance one second, Up/Down arrows to advance ten seconds. 00:00   Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.       Felix Sockwell for WQXR, his signature continuous-line illustration style, click to enlarge Show Notes & Links Felix describes himself as both a designer and illustrator, from a family background in design, illustration, and advertising “Illustrative Designer” Von Glitschka East Texas State University, Felix's almost mater DDB Needham/Tracey-Locke, ad agency in Dallas The Richards Group, communication agency in Dallas Brian Collins Ogilvy‘s Brand Integration Group (BIG) in New York, known for their 16-hour days Rick Boyko Laurie Rosenwald Luke Hayman Tom Vasquez Alan Dye Felix's style is continuous vector line illustration Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall, cover artwork by Felix Sockwell T.S. Monk — one of Thelonius Monk's similarly-named sons — lives in South Orange, NJ  Charles Anderson Eric Johnson Starwood Hotels Le Méridien, a Paula Scher/Pentagram client at the time  Christine Blackburne, photographer and previous podcast guest Highlights Puzzle Pushpin Studios, an influence for Felix Prescott worked with Seymour Chwast Norman Rockwell‘s style Joe Marianek, formerly of Michael Bierut‘s team at Pentagram and past guest on Design Matters with Debbie Millman. (Bierut and Millman have both been guests on The Busy Creator Podcast, by the way) karlssonwilker Paul Sahre South Orange “feels like Williamsburg, Brooklyn” (according to Felix, at least) Felix's recent calendar poster for NPR –  Jonathan Selikoff, founder of Vote for Letterpress in South Orange, NJ “Squirrels are our friends” Kyle Webster, illustrator Tools iPhone Adobe Illustrator (not Photoshop, not InDesign) Techniques Work with a rep/agent only when it's a really big job Habits Save tedious or intricate pieces for yourself, for later use (ex. drawings of hands) Embrace the slow evolution of your own style Build a personal zone, which can involve coffee, music, or weed Get The Episode Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 37(MP3, 36:49, 17.8 MB) Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 37(OGG, 36:49, 32.3 MB) Subscribe to The Busy Creator Podcast on iTunes Something to add? Leave a comment below to participate in the conversation.

In this second part of the Paul Sahre interview, he tells us how being a teacher gives him a lot of inspiration, which is his selfish reason of being a teacher in the first place. He thinks the digitalization of the design culture will actually give the traditional way of the tangible graphic design a huge boost; few, but happier designers! We ask him about the crazy deadlines for NY Times illustrations and he tells us about the importance of setting rules for graphic design. Humour is something you can find in a lot of Paul’s work, so we ask him how serious he takes himself as a designer and ofcourse: how he would like to be remembered. Recorded at Integrated 2011, Antwerp, Belgium. O.O.P.S. :: I.L.L.O.O.P.S. :: File Download (21:41 min / 25 MB)

This is the first part of an amusing talk with American graphic designer Paul Sahre, well known for his book cover designs and illustrations for the NY Times. When we asked him about his earliest memory of graphic design, he shares a story about his mother and a scary ink drawing of a demon beast that he drew when he was around 12 years old. Being a parent himself, he tells us how this is changing his way of working as a designer and how it affected his traveling. We were curious if he actually reads all the books he’s designing covers for and if he thinks there will be any book covers left to design in the future. Recorded at Integrated 2011, Antwerp, Belgium. O.O.P.S. :: I.L.L.O.O.P.S. :: Fargo Rock City book cover :: File Download (26:16 min / 30 MB)