Podcasts about typism

Does clinging to a particular “type” ultimately undermine the capacity for genuine growth, or might it merely echo unresolved wounds that distort the multifaceted nature of attraction?

Dominique Falla is an amazing creative, founder of Typism, host of the Creative Spark Podcast, creator of the Funnelancing™ Movement and a Creative Funnel Coach redefining the way creative freelancers value their work. She has packaged everything she knows about building funnels into helping you build yours. In this episode, we dive deeper into Multipotentialism, shiny objects and feeling like a little Jack Russell with a tennis ball. Dominique has a unique way of finding your one thing that overlaps all of the things you like and want to do. Her mission is to turn your creative spark into a flame! We also talk about setting goals and funnel hacking. Such fun!! Check out her website - www.dominiquefalla.com - for lots of tools and free worksheets. Make sure to follow her on Instagram and subscribe to her wonderful podcast.

Liane Barker is a specialist in gold leaf signage and traditional hand-painted signs. Her Brush and Pen studio is located in Queensland but she often travels the world teaching workshops. Liane taught a workshop at the last in-person Typism conference and blew everyone away with her teaching skills which is exactly why we asked her on to the Typism podcast to talk about developing your expertise and teaching what you know. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-liane-barker  

Wes Franklin is a lettering artist based in Bendigo in Victoria and known for his relaxed script lettering, and we got to know Wes because of his work in the last four Typism books. Wes has a focus on mural and logo work and likes to work with small businesses, non-profits and community groups. That's exactly why we asked Wes on to the Typism podcast to talk about collaboration. Many lettering artists and freelancers work in isolation so it's nice to see the effect working with others can have on our work. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-wes-franklin  

Sophie Elinor is a graphic designer and typographer who uses letterforms to bring the written word to life. She is known for creating playful moving words with vibrant colour palettes. The decision to focus her practice in this way has paid off and she has recently started speaking at global conferences and presenting for Adobe on the topic of animated letterforms. That's exactly why we asked Sophie on to the Typism podcast to talk about why it's important to develop your authentic voice as a lettering artist. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-sophie-elinor

Kell Sunshine is a lettering artist based in New Zealand and known for her gorgeous colour palettes and mural work. There's barely a town left in New Zealand without one of her gorgeous works gracing the walls. One of the gifts that Kelly gave me when she spoke at the Typis conference was a sticker that says stop being so busy. We asked Kell on to the Typism podcast to talk about a topic that lettering artists often struggle with, especially in this age of the internet and that's to stop wearing busyness as a badge of honour. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-kell-sunshine

Understanding the needs of your community is essential if you want to grow your business.Dominique Falla knows that really well. She's established a very successful Typism community, created an annual book to celebrate lettering artists and is now coaching many creative business owners to leverage their skills by creating a funnel to help them grow their business. What You'll Learn From This Episode:Understanding the needs of your community so you can serve them better and give them exactly what they needHow you can leverage your skills so you actually make money from it and not waste your time creating content that has no specific goals.What does it take to become the confident creator that you want to beStart and Grow Your Own Profitable Business:Learn More About Profitable Beginnings™: https://profitablebeginnings.com/More Business Strategies and Resources:Visit My Website: https://myedeleon.comHow to Start Your Online Business as an Artist: https://programs.myedeleon.com/obs-kitFree Lettering CourseBook: https://myedeleon.com/staFree Weekly Training at Successful Creative Entrepreneurs Community:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/successfulcreativeentrepreneurs

Maria spoke about her personal journey from graphic to textile designer, illustrator, calligrapher, typographer and lettering artist at the Typism conference. She's incredibly versatile and deeply passionate about her work. No matter what twists and turns her career path has taken, it is always consistently high quality. We asked Maria on to the Typism podcast to talk about a topic that lettering artists often struggle with: the importance of finding your inner compass. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-maria-montes

Brett Piva is a community builder and has started several collaborative studios in Newcastle, as well as the Makeit-Madeit Festival, where he brings together artists and craftspeople to speak about their work. He recently founded Onwards Studio, which is a gallery and co-working studio in Newcastle. We asked Brett on to the Typism podcast to talk about what it takes to set up a collaborative studio. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-brett-piva

Dr Libbi Reed recently completed her doctoral studies at Griffith University and her research examines creative self-expression and sense-making through expressive lettering techniques. The latest development in her process is to use visual note-taking, or as she likes to call them, sketch notes, to make sense of the world around us and also the inner world. We asked Libbi on to the Typism podcast to talk about the importance of self-expression through lettering. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-libbi-reed

Wanissa was a speaker at the Typism Conference on the Gold Coast and I have discovered over the years that Wanissa and I share two passions. One is dogs and the other is playing Gardenscapes. Wanissa has decided to turn one of these passions into a creative side-business called Dapper Pupper.  The idea to build a business hand lettering bandanas for dogs evolved organically out of a combining of multiple passions and interests, so we’ve asked Wanissa on to the Typism podcast, to talk about how to harness your passions into projects.   https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-wanissa-somsuphangsri

Wayne Thompson is a typeface designer and lettering artist who also tells terrible dad jokes and plays guitar in a band. Wayne is from Newcastle Australia, and just about every successful Australian lettering artist I talk to says it’s Wayne’s fault they got into lettering. That’s exactly why we’ve asked him on to the Typism podcast, to talk about how we can avoid the comparison trap or imposter syndrome. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-wayne-thompson  

Aurelie Maron is a multitalented designer and lettering artist from the Gold Coast. Aurelie started her creative life as a graphic design student at Griffith University, where she was introduced to typography and she hasn’t looked back since. She’s designed two out of the six Typism logos and also spoke at the first conference in 2013. Aurelie is one of those really annoying people who gets really good, really fast at anything and everything she tries and she’s always pushing her skills and creativity. That’s exactly why we’ve asked her on to the Typism podcast to talk about how we can clear the mental space we need to be creative. Visit the website for shownotes and links: https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-aurelie-maron

Jasmine Holmes is a design superwoman, and, as you’re about to find out, incredibly outgoing and just one of those people who knows everyone and everything. She’s always been incredibly helpful to anyone and everyone who meets her and is all about sharing knowledge within the lettering community. That’s exactly why we asked her on to the Typism podcast to talk about a topic that always trips up my design students when they first graduate: pricing! Visit the website for shownotes and links: https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-jasmine-holmes  

Kate Hursthouse is a Kiwi, from Auckland in New Zealand to be exact. She is an illustrator, calligrapher, lettering artist and mum to baby Arlo. The second baby we’ve ever had attend a Typism Conference. The first being Carla Hackett’s brand new baby. We start on them young here at Typism.  Kate spoke about shifting perspectives at the 2019 Typism Conference and gave a fantastic workshop on lettering with unusual materials. Her techniques are filled with colour and energy and one look at her Instagram feed and you can tell that play and experimentation is a core part of Kate’s daily practice. We asked Kate on to the Typism podcast to talk about a topic that is often overlooked by professional lettering artists: the importance of play! Download Kate's free cola pen worksheet: https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/episode1

Welcome to the Typism podcast. I’m your host Dominique Falla and Typism is a community which helps creatives share inspirational work, and create a sustainable business from your love of lettering. This podcast brings together some of the best lettering artists from around the world to share their creative journey with you. We go deep on topics related to the creative mindset, building your profile as a lettering artist, and the business of lettering. Follow us on Instagram @Typism.

A conversation with Dominique Falla, founder Typism Global Community and host of the Creative Spark Podcast. She is also known as the ‘Tactile Typographer', Dominique Falla has completed string typography commissions for Google, Bing, Penguin, Random House and Woolworths, all around the world. Her book Your Creative Superpower will be published next year.

This week on the Brand Your Passion podcast, I was joined by Terence Tang, A.K.A Tinlun Studio, a hand-lettering artist and designer from Houston, Texas who creates murals and other lettering pieces, has his own apparel store, runs the HumanKind Project, and more! Terence has collaborated with brands like Nike, created custom pieces for NBA players, and been featured in lettering books like Goodtype and Typism, alongside running his apparel store, creative commercial client work, and cultivating his own lettering practice.In this episode we talk about being authentic in your brand, letting go of things that take away from your creativity, and the realities of growing a creative business, among other fab things. We also get Terence’s top tips for business and life as a creative entrepreneur!LinksTinlun studio store: https://shop.tinlunstudio.com/Terence’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tinlunstudio/Tinlun lifestyle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tinlunlifestyle/Tinlun Studio website: https://www.tinlunstudio.com/

Aurelie is a graphic designer and lettering artist based on the Gold Coast, Australia. She started drawing letters and designing logos before she even knew what it was called. She got properly introduced to the art of typography while studying at Griffith University back in 2010. She began posting her work online (chalk typography in particular) without thinking people would enjoy her work or be inspired by it. Over the past few years, she has been incredibly lucky to speak @Typism conference, start teaching typography at Griffith University and built her own creative design business. Her mission is pretty simple: produce the highest quality work for every client, on every creative project. She also strives to share her knowledge with upcoming designers and hand letterers. follow her on Instagram @aureliemaron or www.aureliemaron.com Subscribe to KarmaSocial available on iTunes & Spotify Music by Grapes - I dunno (ft. J Lang, Morusque) Copyright 2015 grapes Licensed to the public under creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Verify at ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626

Los invito a participar en Typism en Australia International Women's Day con fecha limite febrero 2020, estoy muy feliz de anunciar que he quedado seleccionado con mi trabajo en la sexta edición del Libro, pueden encontrarlo en Pre-Order. Platicamos también de el ejercito de 36daysoftype, de Barcelona ya actualmente un comunidad global también del lettering y la tipografía. Anunciando fecha de su séptima edición (2020) este 2 de marzo, platicamos también un poco de los LAD LATIN AMERICAN DESIGN. #rodzarain #design #reptileando

Muy buen inicio de año para todos ya estoy de regreso! Quieres participar en el proximo libro de Typism 6 sigue las bases en Typism tienes hasta el 31 de Enero para enviar tus propuesta. Recomendaciones de la semana: Libro - El Elemento, Ken Robinson Artista - Lisa Congdon Película - Parasite, Bong Joon-ho Disco - Camel Power Club - Sputnik II ---- 2 mese gratis de Skillshare Mi clase en Skillshare Creative Clay Lettering for Beginners ---- rodzarain@gmail.com Reptileando Blog

Today's guest is Kiel Tillman. He is the owner, designer, illustrator, and mural artist at Tillman Creative Co. on the Gold Coast in AUS. During this episode, we talk about how surf culture, skate culture, and playing with laser cutters all contributed to Kiel's creative path. Kiel tells us about a recent speaking gig he had at the Typism conference and what that was like. We talk about how he was able to get the attention of the WuTang Clan on a tour they were doing in AUS and how he ended up designing stuff for them. He also tells us a couple of stories where things didn't go smooth. One involves a "tax" punch in the gut after his best year ( I see you freelancers ), and the other involves a live painting project he was working on for a Jägermeister event....live...

Today's guest is Kiel Tillman. He is the owner, designer, illustrator, and mural artist at Tillman Creative Co. on the Gold Coast in AUS. During this episode, we talk about how surf culture, skate culture, and playing with laser cutters all contributed to Kiel's creative path. Kiel tells us about a recent speaking gig he had at the Typism conference and what that was like. We talk about how he was able to get the attention of the WuTang Clan on a tour they were doing in AUS and how he ended up designing stuff for them. He also tells us a couple of stories where things didn't go smooth. One involves a "tax" punch in the gut after his best year ( I see you freelancers ), and the other involves a live painting project he was working on for a Jägermeister event....live...

Learn more about Dominique: https://www.instagram.com/dominique_falla/ https://www.typismconference.com/ Join the Community: http://passionbehindtheart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dpcreates/ https://www.instagram.com/pbtapodcast/ https://twitter.com/PbtaPodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/pbtapodcast/

I sat down to ask Founder of Typism Dominique Falla all about growing a global community and what it took to get there!

Master on None but Jill of All Trades How many times in life have you felt that internal urge to pursue something yet you're hesitant because it differs from what you currently do? Sometimes it's okay to be a jack or jill of all trades instead of a master of one. Each one of us is a passion weaver and each passion thread we weave has a similar underlying structure to it all? Maybe it's just our job to connect the dots and see how everything aligns together? This is a deep concept but it makes so much sense if you think about it. This week I want to present to you Dominique Falla, HBIC of the Typism Global Lettering Community. It has blossomed into a massive Instagram account, a conference, a book and an online summit which you’ll hear more about in the show. She’s also a Passion Weaver, Speaker, Author, Typographer and has completed tactile string typography commissions for brands like Google, Bing, Penguin, Random House and Woolworths, among others. She will have a new book called Creative Fitness coming out in 2018. Dominique is a straight up rock star and some of the things we cover in today's episode are: Standing out with quality and doing something different Weaving together multiple passions Figuring out life's puzzle and the guiding force within you Not pressuring yourself to make your side hustle your main hustle Creativity is a muscle, exercise it every day Following your fun meter This is just the tip...of the iceberg that is of what we talk about in this episode. I have no doubt you're going to want to take on the world after listening to this one. Want to help the show grow? Consider supporting the cause on Patreon The World of Typism Typism originated from the idea that Dominique went to a conference to see Seb Lester. She found the other speakers all boring and wondered what it'd be like to host a conference of 7-8 Seb Lesters? Behold the Typism conference which started in 2013. It followed an every other year fashion following in 2015 and 2017. After speaking and teaching a workshop at Creative South in 2017, she decided she wanted to go all out and make Typism an annual event. Each Typism accompanies a book that typically is based on worldwide artists submissions. They are then put through the ringer of judges which leads to a curated book full of quality lettering and calligraphy. Typism 2018 will be held in August at the Gold Coast. You can get your tickets here. Typism Summit is now available and you can get immediate access to the library of videos for $97. Shownotes Typism Instagram Typism Website Typism 2018 Register Dominique's Website  /  Portfolio Dominique's Twitter  /  Instagram  /  Medium Creative Fitness Talk Episode Mentions Jasmine Dowling Seb Lester Creative South Conference Terence Tang of Tinlun Studio Dose of Inspiration: Matt Vergotis Simon Sinek Start With Why Ted Talk  /  Book Simon Sinek Find Your Why Book 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

This week we have the AMAZING Maria Montes on the podcast! If you don't know her, she's an insanely talented person. She was one of the other speakers at the Typism conference and she absolutely killed it! We interviewed her while we were in Australia and were lucky enough to hang out with her a few times over our trip! Maria is super dedicated to her craft. She illustrates, she letters, she does calligraphy, she teaches workshops. She's a BIG inspiration to us! Check it out!

This is the second episode we recorded in person in Australia, and we must warn you, this ones extra drunkie! After enjoying wine and cocktails with the talented Eliza Svikulis...this episode was recorded. And we think you'll fall in love with her just like we did. She was a fellow speaker at Typism, is part of The Letterettes, and has her line of custom back patches called Backatcha! We had a fun conversation with her and a special appearance from a first time caller!

Hope ya'll are ready for a slew of Aussie episodes starting with Matt Vergotis this week! We got to meet Matty while we were in Gold Coast to speak at Typism and he was a sweetie. He gave us all the scoop on Australian life, freelancing, kangaroos, being a dad, and all the things. We also get a premier of his new single dropping on Spotify soon! Shout out to Black Hops Brewery for hosting us during the interview!

In this week's episode we get SUPER international with the Doctor of Typography, Dominique Falla. This is our first interview with a doctor and our first interview with someone in the future! Dominique hails from Australia and you're gonna love all the tips and tricks we learn from down under. ALSO, if you haven't heard of Typism, ya'll gotta check it out. Dominique is the founder and we have some exciting news to share about it!!! Theme song by Real J Wallace, Produced by Day Fade

Today, I talk with Dominique Falla, founder of Typism. We talk about her winding career path, tactile typography, how forming good creative habits and improving your creative fitness helps you avoid burnout, and more