Podcasts about senior graphic designer

In today's episode, I have Ali DuHart, a Senior Graphic Designer at Benefit Cosmetics where she's worked for the last 8 years. You'll hear about Ali's role at Benefit Cosmetics including visual merchandising: what it is and how it comes together.We get into some specifics around prototyping for print, the importance of understanding different audiences in different situations/events, and we talk about balancing brand identity with trendiness, and specifically how Benefit Cosmetics achieves this. Ali talks about her career path getting into design and where she started as a traditional artist. Ali's also RGD Certified and has attended conferences, judged awards and mentored students within the design hub of the Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Canada. She describes the benefits of being part of this professional organization. If you like cosmetics, if you like printing, if you like glam… this episode's for you!I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

In this episode, I had the opportunity to interview a seasoned designer with over 30 years of experience who has turned into a full-time graphic design educator. This educator is helping the next generation of graphic designers gain real-world experience as part of their high school curriculum. David shares wisdom for new and seasoned designers based on his extensive career.Connect with David:The Design Rescue Program: https://www.edhsdesignrescue.com/The Design Rescue YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBQxyDw4xzi-L2uGpvt8shQDavid Block's Design Site: https://www.davidblock.net/More about David:David is a graphic designer and educator with a career that started in 1991 after discovering his passion for design while working at a mall kiosk. His journey took him from early web design ventures with his father to earning a Bachelor's in Graphic Design from The Art Institute of California - Orange County. David spent significant time at Experian, evolving from a Senior Graphic Designer to an Interactive Art Director, and co-created the Handable Phone Grip, a testament to his interest in functional design.In 2015, David transitioned to education, teaching Digital Design and Visual Communications at North Orange County ROP, El Dorado High School. He founded the 'Design Rescue Studio,' a program that combines academic learning with real-world projects, and launched 'The Design Rescue Show' on YouTube to extend his educational reach. Currently, he balances teaching with running his freelance design business, continuously learning and adapting to the ever-changing design landscape.CONNECT WITH ME! Website: https://4thecreatives.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/4thecreatives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/4thecreatives/

This month we have a special episode of Insider where we will interview three members of the UPS Global Communications Creative Studio. They're expert storytellers, strategists, creatives…who know there audiences and craft remarkable and memorable messages that move them. They know where and how to reach them, and the voices influencing them. And above all, they protect and deliver UPS's world-class brand in all they do. Each member that we are speaking to today have distinct roles that balance their team. There is Ben Rivers, Vice President of Creative Studio; Neil Secretario, Creative Director, and Kelli Stoudenmire, Manager and Senior Graphic Designer. 

A special podcast of a webinar led by Stewart Gandolf, CEO, Healthcare Success, Netania Le, Senior Marketing Specialist, and Alex Ignacio, Senior Graphic Designer. The topic is The Secrets to Paid Social Media Success.

One thing about Wil Foster, Beck's Senior Graphic Designer, is that he's never afraid to try something new. After hopping on a plane from Australia to the US, Wil has taken on countless projects that have led him to many once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. From photographing rockstars to landing here at Beck's, his story is one you won't want to miss out on.

Pat and Mike are joined by special guest, Erin Pille, in this episode to talk about the image of God, beauty, design, and even the Pactum logo! Erin is the a Senior Graphic Designer at Supportworks and you can find her online on Instagram and her website. Resources mentioned in this episode: - Called to Create by Jordan Raynor

ON THIS EPISODE, TEAM TARDIS interviews artist KELLY YATES. In Kelly's words "I currently work full-time at Kontoor Brands (Wrangler & Lee Jeans) as a Senior Graphic Designer, and illustrate comic books part-time. I'm best known for illustrating multiple comics and covers for Doctor Who (IDW/Titan), and designing the My Hero Academia and Doctor Who Kawaii toy lines. I'm also the creator of Amber Atoms, a creator-owned comic book series that was originally published by Image Comics. My passion for art, especially comic book art, stems from a family road trip out to California when I was 12-years old. On the way back, we stopped at Yellowstone National Park for the night and to my distress I quickly discovered they had no TV's in the entire building. Luckily, the gift shop had a few comic books. The one that caught my attention was Cyrstar #6 with Nightcrawler on the cover. I have been reading comics ever since." - kellyyatesart.com KELLY YATES: ► WEBSITE: https://www.kellyyatesart.com/ ► FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/kelly.yates.944 KELLY will be a featured guest at CON KASTERBOROUS: ► https://conkasterborous.net/ Follow The Legend of the Traveling TARDIS on Social Media: ► FACEBOOK - Facebook.com/TheTravelingTARDIS ► YOUTUBE - YouTube.com/TheLegendOfTheTravelingTARDIS ► WEBSITE - TheLegendOfTheTravelingTARDIS.com ► TWITTER - Twitter.com/TheTravelTARDIS ► INSTAGRAM - Instagram.com/legendtravelingtardis ► TWITCH TV - Twitch.tv/travelingtardis ► IHEARTRADIO - iheart.com/podcast/966-the-legend-of-the-travelin-30296020 The Legend of the Traveling TARDIS covers the latest news, gives the most diverse reviews and fun interviews about the Doctor WHO WHOniverse. THE LEGEND OF THE TRAVELING TARDIS FAMILY OF SPONSORS: ► Doctor WHO: Worlds Apart Virtual Card Game: doctorwho-worldsapart.com ► FameTek / Speakers and Chargers: fametek.com ► BE A PART OF OUR FAMILY OF SPONSORS - Got a product or service you want promoted on The Legend of the Traveling TARDIS? Email Sage@hanginwithshow.com or Christian@hanginwithshow.com for rates and details. Thumbnail design by Kevo Risse of "Husbands Talking, More or Less Podcast." ► PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/html-husbands-talking-more-or-less/id1446018337

Full Version Episode 112 Features Courtney Sayson. Co-Founder & Creative Director Of Gamer Girls Philippines. How To Build a Safe Gaming Community?1. Curate your community.One of the main reasons larger communities, especially those that grow fast, have a higher rate of toxicity is that they don't curate their community. They focus on having large numbers rather than the safety and well-being of the people in those communities.2. Know who is in your community.Marginalized persons who work to create safe and inclusive spaces often have some of the most strenuous security measures to gain access to their communities. They do this because hateful people will literally go the extra mile to join those communities just to troll and be hateful. Having security barriers helps to understand who is asking for access to your communities.3. Have a zero-tolerance policy for hate speech, including jokes and comments.Having a zero-tolerance policy for hate speech should be a given, but, again, too many people don't know what hate speech is outside of racial and gender-based slurs.Get To Know Get To Know Courtney SaysonCourtney Sayson is a 20-year-old Thomasian Advertising Arts student. A Co-founder & Creative Director of Gamer Girls Philippines - the pioneer all-female gaming community across all-gaming platforms. Managing Partner of Whistle Toys Cafe - Estancia - the first-ever toy store/cafe in the Philippines Creator & Community Lead of Employment - fintech app for Creator's gamers, artists, and entrepreneurs. She's a lover of many things, especially art and its beauty of it. Also an aspiring artist and a passionate dreamer. She seeks inspiration from anything she sees and has the determination for everything she loves to do. Courtney is a young Padawan in training, she also happens to be wheninmanila.com's Senior Graphic Designer and Social Media Manager. She regularly makes fun and sometimes pointless videos. She can also be spotted carrying her DSLR, covering her favorite artists' concerts. Courtney is a Fine Arts and Design graduate, majoring in Advertising - which makes coffee and energy drink run in her blood. She is a lover of art and music. She appreciates beauty in its simplest form. She is a minimalist and can only be seen wearing white or black 90% of the time. ✅CHECK IT OUT:OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERwww.wheninmanila.com✅CHECK IT OUT:OFFICIAL SPONSORVoiceover Airairapplanding.comWATCH IT ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQQHzelWsyqUXmKpVymyWhwWATCH IT ON TIKTOK:https://www.tiktok.com/@thecreativetalkpodcast?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc✅ For business inquiries contact me at thecreativetalkpodcast@gmail.com✅ LET'S CONNECT:INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/thecreativescoopjansantos/FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/thecreativescoopjansantos/

Tập podcast này được thu hoàn toàn bằng tiếng Nhật. Nếu cần phụ đề tiếng Việt, bạn có thể xem tại YouTube. Jun là một Nhà thiết kế đồ họa, đã làm việc khoảng 5 năm tại nhiều studio thiết kế và sản xuất web khác nhau ở Tokyo như Rakuten Card hay Artless. Vào tháng 4 năm nay, Jun quyết định chuyển đến Việt Nam để đảm nhận vai trò Senior Graphic Designer tại The Lab Saigon.30 tuổi, đi đến vùng đất mới, xa lạ ngôn ngữ, văn hóa khác biệt, vậy điều gì đã mang Jun đến Việt Nam? Và ngành thiết kế đồ họa ở 2 quốc gia này có điểm gì khác biệt? Cùng tìm hiểu với host Tuân Lê tại podcast M.A.D.Và đọc những bài viết thú vị tại website: VietceteraNgoài ra bạn còn có thể gửi email nhận xét, phản hồi và ý tưởng cho Podcast về địa chỉ mad@vietcetera.com.

BOO! It's Halloween and this year, Dave and Erik are joined by horror efficiando and packaging artist at NECA, Chris Raimo to discuss his terror-iffic contributions to your favorite NECA products, his art, Tiki culture, and much more on this spooky annual Adventures in Collecting tradition. Follow Chris on Instagram @plasticvampireart or visit his website https://plasticvampireart.com and keep up with the latest from NECA at @necaofficial on Instagram!Use our special link zen.ai/aicpod and use aicpod to save 30% off your first three months of Zencastr professional. #madeonzencastrThis podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit betterhelp.com/aic to get 10% off your first month.Follow us @aic_podcast on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTubeIntro and other voices by Joe Azzarihttps://www.instagram.com/voicesbyjoe/Theme Music is "Game Boy Horror" by the Zombie DandiesProudly part of the Non-Productive Network

Anh Nguyễn Lâm Minh Hoài, Giám đốc sáng tạo Golden Communication Group từng gia nhập công ty ở vị trí Senior Graphic Designer vào năm 2015. Khi đảm nhận vị trí Giám đốc sáng tạo, anh Hoài cảm nhận được sự vinh dự và trọng trách của bản thân không chỉ đối với công ty mà còn là kỳ vọng của khách hàng. “Tôi là người đi giải quyết vấn đề cho thương hiệu. Chỗ nào có lỗ thủng, tôi vá. Chỗ nào có vấn đề, tôi đến sửa. Khi khách hàng đưa một brief với những vấn đề cần giải quyết, công việc của tôi và team chính là ngồi lại với nhau để đưa ra hướng xử lý tốt nhất cho thương hiệu”, anh chia sẻ. Còn với vai trò là một giảng viên khoa Mỹ thuật công nghiệp của trường Đại học Văn Lang, anh muốn các sinh viên cũng đừng thần thánh quá quảng cáo hay sáng tạo. “Chung quy sáng tạo quảng cáo chính là để giải quyết vấn đề. Các bạn hãy bắt đầu bằng việc tìm hiểu lí do muốn làm việc trong ngành, động cơ để tạo ra những giá trị mới. Đó đã là sáng tạo rồi". Cùng lắng nghe những góc nhìn thú vị khác từ Giám đốc sáng tạo Nguyễn Lâm Minh Hoài nhé!

In this episode of 'Joke's Joyful Journey', I'm chatting with the wonderful Estée Dauphin, a French-Canadian Art Director and Senior Graphic Designer with a brilliant big, scary hairy goal. Tune in and listen all about how Estée got over her Shiny Object Syndrome, learning to say no, closing and opening doors, sticky notes and purple people. Estée has a great way of still being able to sleep with Imposter Syndrome - yes, even after 14 years in the biz - and her quote is very calming. Also, we laugh a lot in this episode. Estée is really, really funny! You can find Estée on Instagram (DM her, she's totally up for a chat!) and her website. In addition, Estée and her fellow Graphic Designer friend, Aimée, have a podcast called 'Koua', where they chat (in Canadian French) about running your own creative business. Check out her episode, interview and show notes here. Enjoy!

This week Oli, James M and James P are joined by Special Guest Bailey McElligott who works for F1 as their Senior Graphic Designer. Bailey explains just how much work goes into bringing F1 to life with on-screen graphics, sponsorships and the podium animations. He shares stories of how much pressure an unexpected race winner can bring and what happens when things go wrong! He brings to life how over 500 people work behind the scenes at F1 both at the tracks and back at HQ to bring the sport to life for us, the fans. This episode is brought to you by EightSleep, the Official Supplier of the Mercedes AMG F1 Team Ready for better sleep? Eight Sleep users fall asleep up to 32% faster, reduce sleep interruptions by 40%, and get overall more restful sleep. Replace your mattress or just add the Pod technology to your existing mattress. Get £150 off your purchase by visiting https://www.eightsleep.com/formulanerds/ Keep up to date with all the latest Formula 1 News @ www.formulanerds.com Follow Us: Facebook - www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds Twitter - www.twitter.com/Formula_Nerds Instagram www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds For Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities:- Email Business@FormulaNerds.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Norm Lanier is the CEO of Lone Star Art, a successful sign manufacturer and seller based in Texas. After getting his degree in photography and starting his creative career, he worked his way up to become a Senior Graphic Designer for companies like Exxon, Compaq and HP. On his 50th birthday, he walked away from corporate life to fulfill his lifelong dream of working and creating art for himself. Today he has a team that helps him create products in-house with the singular vision of bringing beautiful art into people's homes. Lone Star Art is now a 6-figure company that recognizes its responsibility to do good in the world as they grow, and every month they donate to different organizations. Bullet points (00:10) Intro (02:40) The start as an entrepreneur (06:02) Transitioning to full time, selling on Amazon and starting to sell artwork (08:27) The feedback loop with the customer (13:05) Getting more space, manufacturing and building a Shopify store (16:09) Buying a house instead of a commercial space (19:00) Expanding the product line, diversifying and selling wholesale (20:27) How to find wholesale opportunities (24:17) The manufacturing side (28:04) The charitable side (30:51) Rapid fire question round (31:07) If you ever had to start again, how would you make your money? (31:53) What is the most common or biggest mistake that leaders make? (32:42) Who is a great leader (alive or dead) and why? (33:37) How do you evaluate a good business deal? (34:32) What is one of your proudest moments? (36:00) What is one interesting fact about you that not many people would know? (36:36) What daily routines do you have (morning or evening) that have helped make you successful? (37:33) What book (or books) changed your mindset or life? (39:18) What is the most exciting question you spend your time thinking about? (40:32) What advice would you give your younger self? (41:21) What unusual or underrated food or drink should more people try out? (42:00) What makes you happiest? (43:29) Any asks or requests for the audience? (44:12) Where to find out more

Jenna Soard is a launch strategist and branding expert. She's a former Senior Graphic Designer at Nike and former Associate professor at the University of Oregon. Over 20,000 women entrepreneurs have joined her free and paid workshops on launching.

We're delighted to share our second episode in the “Chats with our mates” series. We had the pleasure of chatting with Brooke Dobbie, a Gold Coast based creative who has successfully established her freelance career and lifestyle. If you're exploring the possibility of going out on your own or starting a side hustle, this episode is for you. We discuss: How to tap into your professional network Figuring out your rates Where you can look to find freelancer projects Highlights and challenges of going out on your own The skills and experience that are incredibly valuable when starting your own business Brooke's career has seen her as a Senior Graphic Designer and Art Director in both boutique and large scale advertising agencies, which gave her the valuable skills and industry connections to pursue her professional goals. You can connect with Brooke on Instagram or LinkedIn to continue the conversation: linkedin.com/in/brookedobbie/ instagram.com/brooke.dobbie/ If you enjoyed this episode or have a recommendation for our “Chats with our mates” series, please let us know via our social channels! Instagram - @yourmarketingmates LinkedIn - /your-marketing-mates   See you next week, mates! Belle & Liz. x

Welcome to our eleventh podcast episode! We're so happy you're here ✨This is a podcast from the perspective of two designers, Kiya and Rach

We process visuals 60,000 times faster than we do text. And yet, most proposal teams see graphics as a nice-to-have. Something you add in at the last minute to make a response more visually appealing. But what if you leveraged the visuals to support the story you're telling in an RFP? What if you were just as strategic in planning the graphics as you are in crafting the text of a proposal response? Ama Cobbina is the Cofounder and Marketing Director at mAt, a strategic visualization and marketing group. As a Creative Strategist and Business Development Professional, Ama has 13 years of experience in go-to-market strategy, acquisition response and solution designing.  Megan Skuller serves as a Senior Graphic Designer and Project Lead at 24 Hour Company, the nation's premiere visual communications firm. After 17 years in the business, Megan has developed an expertise in solution-driven design for the proposal industry. On this episode of the RFP Success Show, Ama and Megan join me to discuss the art of telling your story through visuals and describe the purpose graphics serve in a proposal response. They explain the benefit of developing a design template as part of your content strategy and discuss when it's okay to use SmartArt or stock visuals—and when it's not. Listen in to understand why it's crucial to involve your designers early in the RFP process and learn how to partner with a visual strategist to plan the text and graphics for your proposal response.  Key Takeaways  The role of a visual strategist and the value they bring to the proposal process How Megan defines solution-driven design and its role in the RFP world How graphics demonstrate an understanding of the client's needs and create cohesion and meaning in an RFP response Why every graphic in a proposal should have a clear purpose The benefit of developing a design template as part of your content strategy  When Megan & Ama suggest using SmartArt or stock images  The best online tools for developing your visual language in the proposal process Examples of graphics Megan & Ama have created that made a big impact Why it's crucial to involve your designers early in the RFP process  Why you should plan both the text and graphics for a proposal response Connect with Ama Ama on LinkedIn Connect with Megan 24 Hour Company Megan on LinkedIn  Email megan.skuller@24hrco.com  Connect with Lisa  Lisa's Website Lisa on Twitter Lisa on Facebook Lisa on LinkedIn The RFP Success Company on YouTube The RFP Success Company on LinkedIn Subscribe on iTunes Email podcast@rfpsuccess.com  Resources Ama on The RFP Success Show EP052  Ama on The RFP Success Show EP056 Miro MURAL  Figma  Black to School Book a Call with the RFP Success Company Dare to Be Influential: Maximizing Your Positive Influence While Still Being True to You by Lisa Rehurek  The RFP Success Book by Lisa Rehurek The RFP Success Institute

How the heck do bikes come to look the way they do? Who picks colors and graphics? How do ads get made? Logos? Enter Aaron Hogg, Kona Bikes's Senior Graphic Designer. James & Aaron talk all things design, from inspiration to trends, as well as delve into Aaron's impressive background as a New Zealand indie rock legend, his gradual adoption of mountain biking, and more.

This week America's Land Auctioneer is joined by Cara Zastrow with Pifer's Auction & Realty and Pifer's Land Management.  Cara is Pifer's Senior Graphic Designer.  Cara co-hosts this week's show and directs a number of questions listeners have for America's Land Auctioneer.  We discuss information relating to easements, the best time to sell land, preparing equipment for auctions and much more. Also joining America's Land Auctioneer is Dawn Chisolm, the founder of ‘If Only, LLC.'  Dawn is a motivational and inspirational speaker with a heart-breaking  but yet uplifting message for all of us to hear.  Dawn's first husband, Bill, was killed in a farm accident 20 years ago.  Dawn emotionally tells this tragedy with compelling emotion and provides an uplifting and heart warming message about moving forward after tragedy.Follow Kevin at www.americalandauctioneer.com and on Instagram & Facebook.Follow Dawn Chisholm at www.ifonlyllc.comTo get a free consultation or inquire about Pifer's Land Management please visit https://www.pifers.com/

Sequena Luckett www.sequenaluckett.com I'm Sequena Luckett - digital strategist, graphic & web designer, and branding maven. For over a decade, I've worked with passion-driven entrepreneurs and heart-forward businesses to help them create a consistent, elevated online presence. One to walk my talk, I built this business up from overwhelming hustle to a big, beautiful streamlined brand. Over the years, I've worked with brands such as Ulta Beauty, Harry & David, GrubHub, and Cheryl's Cookies. I've also been invited to speak with incredible groups like Women Elevating Women (W.E.W.) and the Small Business Association (SBA). Arron Pighee www.arronpighee.com I'm a visual designer who specializes in presentation, print, and digital design. I collaborate with different teams such as web developers, copy-writers, designers and the executive teams to execute projects and meet deadlines. Skills include but not limited to photo retouching, layout design, branding, front-end web design, email design, presentation and large-scale print for a wide variety of audiences. My past experience extends to Senior Graphic Designer at Social Security Administration, T. Rowe Price, Lincoln International, and AbbVie Pharmaceutical. I'm currently the lead designer for www.theboomapp.com and Senior designer of (Women Elevating Women) and Board Member to Bronzeville Health Services Program & Governing Commission. Visit & Download The BOOM APP - www.theboomapp.com. YouTube: https://youtu.be/jJAKV5FaNeY --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kwallerspeaks/message

Underpromise and overdeliver is one of my favorite maxims. Unfortunately, the marketing teams for the vast majority of blogging tools out there don't seem to agree. So, how do you find which tools actually deliver on their promises without breaking the bank?  Pinterest strategist and founder of the website Arts and Budgets, Latasha Peterson, joined me on the Summer of Live 2021 and shared 15 of her favorite free or cheap tools that she's used to grow her traffic and create nine flourishing income streams. I knew we had to turn this Facebook Live into a podcast episode ASAP, so here we are! I'm Jenny Guy, your host of Mediavine On Air, wishing all our listeners a big welcome. If you want to follow along with Latasha's awesome presentation while you listen, we've got it linked below. Now let's get going with the wonderful Latasha!  Helpful Resources How To Grow A Blog On A Budget PresentationPublisher Interview: Latasha Peterson of Arts and Budgets — Learn more about Latasha! Transcript [MUSIC PLAYING] JENNY GUY: Hidey ho, audience. It's Wednesday, June 16, and I'm so happy to welcome you to the third week in Mediavine's fourth annual Summer of Live. I'm Jenny Guy, your host throughout each and every season. What the heck is a Summer of Live, you ask? I thought I heard you ask that. It's this crazy thing that we do at Mediavine every summer, where we go live on Facebook every week for three weeks-- three months. Three months. Bringing you experts from every corner of the content creation industry. So, reminder that if you cannot capture the episode live, if you're watching on a replay, the replays are always available for free on Mediavine's Facebook page. And then once we edit them, we put them up on our YouTube channel. And finally, they could end up as a podcast episode for our new podcast Mediavine On Air. We'll also be sharing our guest presentations in the comments at the end of every episode, because our goal is to make it as easy and painless as possible for you to consume the content and learn. That is our goal. Hello, everybody. Thank you for tuning in. I always love to watch our animation that Senior Graphic Designer, Susanna, made. It just makes me so happy. So, so far this summer we have talked about Pinterest with Amy Locurto and affiliate marketing with Jessica Turner. And this week, we're talking tools. Tool time, for any of my other geriatric millennials. Remember Home Improvement ? Specifically, tools that help your business without costing a fortune. We're all about growth in June. So, let us start out with a question for the audience. Say, hello. Some of you already have. And tell us, what app do you believe has helped you out the most in growing your business? Post it in the comments. And while those answers are rolling in, please allow me to introduce my guest, who is joining me for the first time on Mediavine live, but is no stranger to us and our audience. She's here to give us the lowdown on the apps that you need to grow your business on a budget. Latasha, welcome to the Summer of Live. LATASHA PETERSON: Hi, Jenny. I'm so happy to be here. JENNY GUY: We're so happy to have you. All the way from the Windy City. Let me tell you a little bit about Latasha before we get started with her presentation. So Latasha Peterson is a wife, mom of three, side hustle coach, Pinterest strategist, speaker, and the founder of the blog Arts and Budgets . Because of her love for helping creatives find ways to build multiple streams of income while following their dreams, she created Arts and Budgets to help individuals find the best and most profitable side hustles for them. She currently helps ambitious side hustlers monetize their blogs and websites by using online strategies, and with the power of Pinterest. Arts and Budgets currently gets over 100,000 monthly viewers each month and has over 40,000 followers on social media. From her side hustle,

Jessie Kavana (aka JKav) is a Senior Graphic Designer at BSE Global, the company that owns the Brooklyn Nets, NY Liberty, Nets GC and more. She joined the show to discuss her career and evolution as a creative. A native New Yorker with a passion for hoops and a dream to work in sports marketing for the New York Knicks, Jess began her journey at Skidmore College as a college basketball player. Stints in college athletics and ESPN would finally lead Jess to settle down in Brooklyn to work for the 'all black everything' Nets. It has been in there where Jkav has really found a home and has caught her stride as an in-house sports designer. Along with previously discussing her career path, we discuss how Jess has gained trust with her leaders and ownership group and it has allowed for her to take on some high-profile projects within the organization such as working on uniforms with Nike, designing the player entryway, and more. Jkav touches on how the Covid-19 shutdowns led her to experiment with a new discipline: illustration. We discuss how she used the quarantines to push herself and evolve her creative skillset. Lastly, we discuss Jessie's re-awakened past hobby of sneaker painting and customization. Sneaker painting is having its moment in sports culture and Jessie has been able to take this hobby and leverage it to work with professional athletes as a side hustle. Listen along as JKav shares her story. Mentions Include: JKav Portfolio JKav on Twitter JKav on IG Learfield IMG College ESPN Stats Twitter Ep. 24: Chin Wang, Sr. CD at ESPN Carol Boyl, ESPN CD Lucas Nickerson, MNF CD at ESPN Ep. 73: Tim O'Shaughnessy, College Football CD at ESPN Ep. 5: Steve Vollmer, Jr., (Current) Creative Director, Tampa Bay Bucs @BamBamBam99 Disney series illustrations My next guest is Ali Rahmoun, Founder and Creative Director of SportsTemplates, a company that provides 3d content and templates to the sports industry. Ali can be found on Instagram & Twitter. Sign up for the email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products and exclusive content for subscribers. You can also show your support and keep the podcast sponsor free by joining the member community or purchasing merchandise from the Makers of Sport® shop. Additionally, if you enjoyed this episode, please rate and/or write a review of the show on  Podcasts and be sure to follow host @TAdamMartin and Makers of Sport® on Twitter & Instagram.

Join Amina as she interviews Mavra Ahmed, a Graphic/Visual Designer from the DC area currently working as an in-house designer for Creative Services at a large organization. Mavra walks us through her career journey and gives away important tips about how to become a successful graphic designer and what skills to focus on developing, including personal branding. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/on-the-way-there/message

This week Adam Johnson (@the_creative_explorer), a Senior Graphic Designer at Nike, talks about the balance between branding and appeal in apparel graphic design and how that ties into the overall narrative story. We discuss working two years ahead of real-life and how he designs outside of trend while using the combination of cyclical fashion and innovating performance technology to be on-trend in the future. He explains the collaborative ecosystem between the roles that make a piece of apparel happen and how he allows himself to explore new ideas within its boundaries and restrictions. Adam reminisces on feeling completely unprepared right before graduating college, how exhausting applying for jobs is, and his strategy on faking it to land a job. Lastly, we dig into his creative process, abandoning the idea of perfection and how hard it is to let a side project be a thing instead of trying to make it A THING. Show notes Fishing Jersey projectShoe Dog, by Phil KnightCamp Mug Supply Co. 

mothering in multitudes and learning to love the skin that you are in with Keloid Awareness Advocate and Senior Graphic Designer for the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami, Jonelle Demby.Stay Connected with Todays Guest via: LinkTree @ Jonelle DembyTikTok @ She.Smiles6 Instagram @ SheSmiles Fine Art Photography @ www.ishinedesigns.com PURCHASE TODAYRead Full Episode Inspiration and Jonelle’s “Adulting Cheat Sheet” at:https://www.welm.co/blog  --Mentioned in this Episode:Jonelle’s GoFundMeCONTRIBUTE HERE The Petition for Keloid Awareness Research and TreatmentSIGN TODAYNicole SolomonScarred and FreeLEARN MORE K’NaanTroubadour“Fire In Freetown”OctoScope Music, LLC(2009)BUY THE FULL ALBUM NOW  Theme Song | Music Credit Courtesy of Demby: Links to purchase his Fine Art Photography HERE --- For More Melanated Mom Talk, JOIN THE WELM at: www.welm.coFor Bookings + Brand Advertising Inquiries, email us at:  jointhewelm@gmail.com Join Our Community on InstaGram @ MelanatedMomTalk Join Our Community Page on Facebook   For More from The nFluence Podcast Network visit:  http://www.nfluence.us/download. subscribe. rate. sharewe thank you for listening i see you and i love you

This week Autumn and Hannah have a fellow Midwestern on the podcast! Myra is now living and working in California as a Senior Graphic Designer at Impossible Foods. Listen to this episode to hear about: Experience prior to Impossible Foods What a typical day looks like as a Senior Graphic Designer Advice for anyone looking to land a similar role You also won't want to miss what Disney Channel star she met while living in New York City... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Krizia Lim is a Senior Graphic Designer at Kalibrr by day, a Freelance Illustrator and Designer by night, and a photographer, web designer, and more in between. She was previously an intern at Pepper.ph and an art director at Elevation Partners, where she worked with Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf — developing her interest in designing for F&B brands. She believes that her love for design, food, music, games, and k-culture fuels her to create, illustrate, and explore other trades of design. In this episode we talk about creating a narrative for your illustrations and designs, how deep interests and hobbies help Krizia create, starting out in an industry you’re not used to, and so much more.

Krizia Lim is a Senior Graphic Designer at Kalibrr by day, a Freelance Illustrator and Designer by night, and a photographer, web designer, and more in between. She was previously an intern at Pepper.ph and an art director at Elevation Partners, where she worked with Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf — developing her interest in designing for F&B brands. She believes that her love for design, food, music, games, and k-culture fuels her to create, illustrate, and explore other trades of design. In this episode we talk about creating a narrative for your illustrations and designs, how deep interests and hobbies help Krizia create, starting out in an industry you’re not used to, and so much more.

Today, we are talking to Senior Graphic Designer and Creative Director, Juan Alfonso Solís Martínez. Juan has been a native Pexels user for the past few years as a designer, and has recently joined us as a photographer - offering up his beautiful, cinematic photos for free on his Pexels profile. He is known mainly as @thethinframe on Instagram, having amassed over 31K followers on his travel account, and 18K followers on his street photography account, @framingstreets. We talk to Juan about how simplicity is the key to great design and how you can make a greater impact with your own work.

In this episode, we continue with the "Isolated Friends" Series. In this episode, Peter @Russian98 interviews Matty Weeks and Niilo Autio. Weeks is a TV Operations Floater, he describes in detail what that entails. He is also a Maple Leafs fan and a member of the "Browns Backers" club. Autio is a Senior Graphic Designer, who dabbles in EDM composing and blogging about unique beers. He is also a Boston Bruins fan. For "Trending Now" Peter is joined by Logan Proskurniak to talk about the new NHL 24 team playoff format and hub city potentials.

Know the Rules of the GameⓇ for Captivating Graphics with your host Desiree Patno, CEO & President of NAWRB, and special guest Kendall Roderick, Senior Graphic Designer at NAWRB & her husband Ronnie Roderick, Industrial Design Freelancer. Desiree , Kendall & Ronnie will discuss the 3 Rules of Design: Balance, Contrast, Hierarchy. Find out what good design means and how you can benefit from the 3 rules of design. If you're starting to design yourself, stay tuned, at the end of this podcast we'll talk about the three things that will make your design fail! It's a great time to learn.

In this episode I interview Craig Arnett who is an Art Director and Senior Graphic Designer for Lowe's Home Improvement. Craig talks about his first car shoot, how it started snowing and how they worked around the weather. Craig also talks about what it's like working for Lowe's and how at one point, when you signed up for a certain card, you got a FREE TACO! So, check it out and please Subscribe. like and tell your friends!

In this episode COO, Barbara Barry and Senior Graphic Designer, Frankie Rowles discuss how they met and their role at FoodSignPros.com. They believe there is so much to be said about the foodservice industry and not enough people talk about it!

Today's guest is Zach Newton. He is a Senior Graphic Designer at Hallmark Greeting Cards and also the HMFIC at Newton Design Co in Kansas City MO. During this episode we talk about:-how his journey to be a designer at Hallmark Greeting Cards started in Grade 4, what happened, and how he landed the job 15 years later. -the project where he brought Anthem Singing greeting cards back from the ashes.-how he is involved with print and print design everyday. -the struggle with burnout with a busy side hustle, family, and day job he enjoys. -where and how he finds his side hustle clients and work. -LinkedIn and I share some big time tips on how to find and land your dream client using it. -the project he was a part of where there was 2 red flags waving and he still went for it. What happened, and what he learned.-the stigma and trying to break that stigma around designers sharing their rates.Zach surprised me with is great stories! He was happy to share even when it got a wee bit uncomfortable when I was asking him about his rates and how he feels about them. Really great designer, and all around great guy! Plus...horse milk? @znewton

Today's guest is Zach Newton. He is a Senior Graphic Designer at Hallmark Greeting Cards and also the HMFIC at Newton Design Co in Kansas City MO. During this episode we talk about:-how his journey to be a designer at Hallmark Greeting Cards started in Grade 4, what happened, and how he landed the job 15 years later. -the project where he brought Anthem Singing greeting cards back from the ashes.-how he is involved with print and print design everyday. -the struggle with burnout with a busy side hustle, family, and day job he enjoys. -where and how he finds his side hustle clients and work. -LinkedIn and I share some big time tips on how to find and land your dream client using it. -the project he was a part of where there was 2 red flags waving and he still went for it. What happened, and what he learned.-the stigma and trying to break that stigma around designers sharing their rates.Zach surprised me with is great stories! He was happy to share even when it got a wee bit uncomfortable when I was asking him about his rates and how he feels about them. Really great designer, and all around great guy! Plus...horse milk? @znewton

Inebri-Art co-founder John Cardinal sits down for a chat about the origins of Tryptic Press, which he serves as Senior Graphic Designer of. We also talk about getting a start as a designer, using tech in graphic design, and the subjective qualities of art. Editor's note: this episode contains mild spoilers for Stranger Things and Spider-man: Far From Home.   Intro music is from "String Anticipation" by Cory Gray.

To shed some light on professions that consistently utilize art and creativity, our next podcast guest is Kristen Onesti, Owner and Senior Graphic Designer at KO Design Group. With over 20 years of experience, Kristen illustrates her journey to finding a career that allowed her to integrate artistic and technical concepts. While working for high-profile law firms and retail industries, she learned how to create print communications, web designs, and marketing campaigns for a diverse client base. Being a part of a competitive and fast-paced field, she expands on the importance of releasing fresh and unique content, and the overall tactics she uses in order to stand out and appeal to potential clients. Give this podcast a listen if you’re interested in learning more about the ways Kristen tackles creative challenges to deliver distinctive and interesting work for her clients.

Sally Howden is the talented designer behind ‘I do Invites’ a bespoke stationery business based in the West Midlands. Sally creates beautiful bespoke wedding stationery from her home studio in Aldridge. It was Sally who designed the Keeping Curious logo and it was designing the stationery for my wedding in 2014 that sowed the seeds that led her to set up her own creative business. So I can personally testify to her incredible ability to take a brief and create something truly unique and individual for each client. In this episode we discussed her journey from art college, where I first met her, to the Senior Graphic Designer she is today. I was keen to find out more about how she balances running her own creative business at the same time as raising her two year old daughter Cora.

“When you get to work in pro sports, these players are their showcase...the message, putting people in the seats, getting people interested in the team and buying merchandise comes before cool graphics.” On this week’s episode, Aaron Masik joined the podcast. Aaron is a senior graphic designer at The Upper Deck Company. Prior to Upper Deck, Aaron had stints in-house at the San Antonio Spurs and the San Diego Padres before making the move into consumer products. We discuss Aaron’s big break into the sports industry, what it’s like working in a consistently winning organization such as the Spurs (including an interaction with Coach Pop himself), as well as the differences between working with the NBA versus the MLB. We touch on some of the pain points working in sports as a creative person and have a very real & raw conversation on the frustrations that are prevalent when one makes the decision to work in team sports; including the way our personal and career values change over time and how sometimes it might be best to move on. Lastly, Aaron gives us some insight into working at Upper Deck as we discuss design & printing processes, timelines, as well as the passion of the sports collectibles industry and how it has had a reawakening. Mentions include: Aaron on Twitter Aaron on Behance Austin Spurs identity MLC Connect Episode 42: Chris David Garcia Todd Radom on Twitter Episode 4: Todd Radom SportsGeek podcast Beckett Dan Simon, Studio Simon My next guest is going to be Mekale Jackson. Mekale is the Associate Director of Athletic Communications for St. John's University in New York City. In addition to St. John's, Mekale freelances for numerous univerities including his alma mater, the Michigan Wolverines. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products and exclusive content for subscribers. You can also show your support for the podcast by joining the community and keeping it sponsor-free. Did you enjoy this episode? Then please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow show host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport on twitter and Dribbble.

"A well activated brand is more successful than a great brand that is not activated very well...the execution is such an important part of it. It makes or breaks a great program" This week, New Jersey sports branding agency Fanbrandz joins the show. Principal and creative director Bill Frederick, as well as senior designer and new media director Michael Raisch come aboard to talk about creating brands for the MLB and the NHL. Fanbrandz began as the sports and entertainment design agency, Frederick & Froberg. On the 25th anniversary of the business, Bill Frederick and Thomas Froberg split the company into sister companies to serve specific niches, with Fanbrandz serving the sports industry and Styleworks serving the entertainment niche. On this episode, we discuss what makes a good branding style guide and specifically touch on what Fanbrandz includes in their style guides – including brand activation and asset management in this digital era versus the olden days of print. Fanbrandz has worked with the MLB for over 20 years on both team branding as well as designing and managing the visual assets of every MLB All-Star Game. Think about the many stories over those years. Lucky for us, Michael and Bill share with us a few of those on this episode. Mentions include: Fanbrandz website Fanbrandz on Instagram Fanbrandz on Twitter Raisch Studios on Twitter Anne Occi, VP Design, MLB Paul Conway, Senior Design Director, NHL Mets All-Star Game Branding 2013 Tom O'Grady, Gameplan Creative Bob Scott, photographer Diamondbacks All-Star Game Branding 2011 NHL Winter Classic branding The Extra 2%: How Wall Street Strategies Took a Major League Baseball Team From Worst to First Tampa Bay Rays identity Anaheim Ducks brand identity Fanbrandz Player Art Michael Schwab Illustration Nancy Stahl Illustration Burton Morris, Illustrator Cincinnati All-Star Game Branding 2015 Matt Carpenter, St Louis Cardinals Michael Raisch's 9/11 project 30 Fans for 30 Cities The next show guest is Aaron Masik, Senior Graphic Designer for the San Antonio Spurs. You may have seen Aaron and I on twitter in deep discussion about professionalism in our industry, free internships, salaries and more. Should be an interesting show.

Bob Suh is an art director, graphic designer, illustrator, and photographer. He is the Graphic Designer at Teatro ZinZanni. Most previously, he was the Senior Graphic Designer at Talyst, Inc. and the Design Director at City Arts Magazine. Previously, he was a senior graphic designer at the Seattle Art Museum, Sasquatch Books, The Seattle Times and lots of other freelance gigs. A polymath by nature, his creative pursuits include music, photography, filmmaking and writing — usually bathed in the glow of a MacBook Pro. He is also an avid daydreamer, collector of rare antiquities, and taco connoisseur.Charleston Pierce Is An Author,Director, Producer, Fashion Choreographer, Model Coach & Trainer. www.charlestonpierce.com

Bob Suh is an art director, graphic designer, illustrator, and photographer. He is the Graphic Designer at Teatro ZinZanni. Most previously, he was the Senior Graphic Designer at Talyst, Inc. and the Design Director at City Arts Magazine. Previously, he was a senior graphic designer at the Seattle Art Museum, Sasquatch Books, The Seattle Times and lots of other freelance gigs. A polymath by nature, his creative pursuits include music, photography, filmmaking and writing — usually bathed in the glow of a MacBook Pro. He is also an avid daydreamer, collector of rare antiquities, and taco connoisseur.Charleston Pierce Is An Author,Director, Producer, Fashion Choreographer, Model Coach & Trainer. www.charlestonpierce.com

Warpath podcast is a fan-focused roundtable discussion hosted by 3 diehard Tribe fans from Northeast Ohio. Anthony LaGuardia, aka @Joe_Fabeets on twitter, the mastermind behind the show, is a sales rep for Repros, Inc. by day. He has a special relationship with the Cleveland Indians as a preferred signage printing vendor. Nick Pietravoia, aka @TribeDesigner on twitter, works as the Senior Graphic Designer and Cleveland Indians account manager at Contempo Communications, Cleveland’s Premier Communications Firm. Adam Gocowski, aka @FoulPoles11 on twitter, works at Mosher Media by day and blogs about Tribe Baseball in his free time for the Twinsburg Patch. The combination of these personalities, and the unique perspective they bring to the game is well worth the listen! The Warpath Podcast will focus exclusively on Cleveland Indians Baseball discussion. This show is ONLY for the most Diehard of Tribe fans. If you can’t get enough baseball talk, come join us. We welcome any questions or topic suggestions via social media. Contact the show @WarpathPodcast on Twitter, or on Facebook at Facebook.com/WarpathPodcast. We’re on the Warpath.