Podcasts about visual communication design

Jessica Barness, design scholar and scholarly designer, recently began exploring a new design sci-fi writing project that deals with blacklisted visual tools and biopreferences. When Jessica was last on the show, we discussed the Wim Wenders science fiction, dystopian movie Until the End of the World. In this episode, we talk about (what is far from a 2024 Christmas Holiday Special) Nosferatu from Robert Eggers, comparing it to prior vampire movies and critiquing facial hair, British accents, vampire hunters and academics, pre-tenure packets, and failed scholarly pursuits.-Jessica Barness investigates connections among and within design systems, from sensory media to publication histories, often found at the edges of design discourse. As Professor of Visual Communication Design at Kent State University she teaches design research and interaction design. She also serves as Design Incubation's Co-chair and Director of Research Initiatives. Prolific in every sense of the word, her projects include but are not limited to: The Designers Respond, The Quiet Design Scholar, and What Scholarship Looks Like (with Amy Papaelias, SUNY New Paltz).https://www.jessicabarness.com/ https://jessicabarness.substack.com/ https://www.whatscholarshiplookslike.net/ -Nosferatu (2024)https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5040012/ https://www.history.com/news/vampire-nosferatu-dracula https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/the-haunting-history-behind-nosferatu-Robert Eggershttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm3211470/ Nosferatu (2024)The Northman (2022)The Lighthouse (2019)The Witch (2015)-Other movies and shows discussed, alphabetical listBram Stoker's Dracula (1992)Dracula (1931)Jaws (1975)Nosferatu (1922)Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979)Shadow of the Vampire (2000)What We Do in the Shadows (2014)What We Do in the Shadows (series, 2019-2024)

Director Wim Wenders has inspired the likes of Beyonce and Kevin Smith, among others, and while he's known for Wings of Desire and Paris, Texas, his lesser-known epic Until the End of the World is equally fantastic. The road trip story, interspersed with science fiction set pieces and hand-held computer devices, will make you question your own relationship with machines. How do we use technology, how do machines cripple us? Jessica Barness, design scholar and scholarly designer, talks about how Until the End of the World impacted her, and why the movie serves as a prescient warning to us all.-Jessica Barness is a design scholar and a scholarly designer. She investigates connections among and within design systems, from sensory media to publication histories, often found at the edges of design discourse. As Professor of Visual Communication Design at Kent State University she teaches design research and interaction design, and serves as Design Incubation's Co-chair and Director of Research Initiatives. Prolific in every sense of the word, her projects include but are not limited to: The Designers Respond, The Quiet Design Scholar, and What Scholarship Looks Like (with Amy Papaelias, SUNY New Paltz).https://www.jessicabarness.com/ https://jessicabarness.substack.com/ https://www.whatscholarshiplookslike.net/ -Until the End of the World (1991)https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101458/ https://www.tcm.com/video/1341225/ben-mankiewicz-intro-until-the-end-of-the-world-1991 -More Wim Wendershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dXSH9n2aC4 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083658/ https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/person/204209|0/Wim-Wenders#overview -Solveig Dommartin, actress and co-author, Until the End of the Worldhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm0231652/ https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/person/885588%7C0/Solveig-Dommartin#overview https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/her-wings-warmed-hearts-130598/ -Jeanne Moreauhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYbUCtBV4wc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4XV47z1ENU -Other movies discussedhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt27503384/https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114558/

American artist Aimee Erickson, is an internationally renowned oil painter, teacher, and author. Aimee has exhibited and painted all over the world, and has won numerous awards. Aimee was born in 1967 at the American Hospital in Paris's 16th arrondissement. She is the second of five children born to Ed, an astrophysicist and Beth Erickson, a high school English teacher, both from Seattle, Washington. When she was three years old her family returned to the US via a brief spell in England, settling in Sunnyvale, CA. As a child, Aimee “had lots of bonus extracurricular education and activities - cello, baking, sewing, soccer, lots of reading, and my mom taught us all to speak French, plus lessons or gear for anything I wanted to learn, like oil painting from the age of six, unicycling, gymnastics, and we were all required to play the piano”. Aimee gained her BFA from Brigham Young University in Utah in Visual Communication Design with an Illustration emphasis. But after college she struggled with depression and moved back to Oregon taking jobs in stage scenery. Growing up as a Mormon proved to be a challenge for Aimee and even though she spent 18 months in France as a missionary, she was never comfortable with the religion. In 2003, after much heartache she left the Mormon faith which she says was a turning point to liberating her both personally and professionally. Aimee has spent her life as an artist; her portfolio extends from landscapes to still life to portraits. She lives in Portland, OR.Aimee's website: https://www.aimeeerickson.com/Instagram @1aimAimee's Playlist:Jason Isbell, "How to Forget"Chris Stapleton, "Traveller"Wilco, "California Stars"The Finn Brothers "Won't Give In" Favorite female artists:Sophie Franz.Kathleen B. HudsonJessie Wilcox Smith Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramEmail: hollowellstudios@gmail.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4769409/advertisement

American artist Aimee Erickson, is an internationally renowned oil painter, teacher, and author. Aimee has exhibited and painted all over the world, and has won numerous awards. Aimee was born in 1967 at the American Hospital in Paris's 16th arrondissement. She is the second of five children born to Ed, an astrophysicist and Beth Erickson, a high school English teacher, both from Seattle, Washington. When she was three years old her family returned to the US via a brief spell in England, settling in Sunnyvale, CA. As a child, Aimee “had lots of bonus extracurricular education and activities - cello, baking, sewing, soccer, lots of reading, and my mom taught us all to speak French, plus lessons or gear for anything I wanted to learn, like oil painting from the age of six, unicycling, gymnastics, and we were all required to play the piano”. Aimee gained her BFA from Brigham Young University in Utah in Visual Communication Design with an Illustration emphasis. But after college she struggled with depression and moved back to Oregon taking jobs in stage scenery. Growing up as a Mormon proved to be a challenge for Aimee and even though she spent 18 months in France as a missionary, she was never comfortable with the religion. In 2003, after much heartache she left the Mormon faith which she says was a turning point to liberating her both personally and professionally. Aimee has spent her life as an artist; her portfolio extends from landscapes to still life to portraits. She lives in Portland, OR.Aimee's website: https://www.aimeeerickson.com/Instagram @1aimAimee's Playlist:Jason Isbell, "How to Forget"Chris Stapleton, "Traveller"Wilco, "California Stars"The Finn Brothers "Won't Give In" Favorite female artists:Sophie Franz.Kathleen B. HudsonJessie Wilcox Smith Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramEmail: hollowellstudios@gmail.com

In this episode, we sit down with Jennifer Testamarck, the creative CEO behind MakeJoy Studio. With over 15 years of design and marketing experience and a Master's in Visual Communication Design, Jennifer is dedicated to elevating women-owned businesses and solopreneurs through premium brand design services. Not only does she bring her clients' visions to life, but she also actively supports underserved local entrepreneurs as an advisor in the HUUB community. In 2023, Jennifer unveiled MakeJoy Studio's "Joyful Giving" program, contributing a portion of profits to those affected by the rare disease Paraganglioma. As a paraganglioma cancer warrior herself, Jennifer's mission is to spread awareness, inspiration, and joy within the Paraganglioma community. Join us for an inspiring conversation with a true creative and compassionate entrepreneur. WEBSITE: https://makejoystudio.com/  FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/makejoystudio/  INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/makejoystudio/  SUPPORT: If you love this episode, please share it with someone you know will also enjoy it! Not for us, but for our guests, leave a review on iTunes. While you are listening, post a screenshot on social media and make sure to tag @FindingArizonaPodcast so we can thank you!  Leave us a five star review!  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/finding-arizona-podcast/id969100902?mt=2   Want to be a guest or a sponsor of the show? Send us a message on the https://www.findingarizonapodcast.com/contact  SPONSORS:  Leslie's is Finding Arizona Podcast's pool partner and you can make sure yours is swim ready with our tips on our blog.  Join the KNOW Women's Global Membership: all new members receive a bonus gift!  https://theknowwomen.com/membership/  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/finding-arizona-podcast/message

Today, we have planned something extraordinary for you. We finished the last season with a little riddle and asked our audience to guess who was the Special Legal Design Santa in our season finale. We received some answers, thank you for those, and the promised prize was drawn. Our lucky winner is Elif Yildirim, a lawyer and legal design student from Turkey and we invited Elif to plan and co-host an episode with us and what an episode it turned out to be!  Alice Rawsthorn, a British Design Critic and author joined us to discuss about design as an attitude and how it can be incorporated into law. Alice talks about why great design is a human right and explains how we understand design and its potential in different fields of life and what is the level of importance to incorporate design into our responses in times of crisis, such as in the aftermath of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. We also talk about how design, or design thinking, has increasingly gained popularity in different fields of professions, and law is just one of the examples. Alice explains if there are some “red flags” in this development. -- Alice Rawsthorn is an award-winning design critic and author, whose books include Design as an Attitude, Hello World: Where Design Meets Life and, most recently, Design Emergency: Building a Better Future, co-written with Paola Antonelli, senior curator of design at MoMA, New York. Alice's weekly design column for The New York Times was syndicated worldwide for over a decade. In all her work, Alice champions design's potential as a social, political and ecological tool that can help to foster positive change. Born in Manchester and based in London, she is a founding member of the Writers for Liberty campaign for human rights and of the advisory board of the Democracy Next research and action institute as well as a member of the UK government's Honors Committee for arts and Media. Alice and Paola are co-founders of Design Emergency, a podcast andmin research platform that investigates design's role in forging a fairer future. Ayşe Elif Yıldırım is a lawyer and academic and most recently a Visual Communication Design student. After traveling and living in many countries of Europe, she is now based in Ankara, Turkey. She has several academic degrees in different fields of law, most recently she was granted her Ph.D. degree with distinction for her doctoral research conducted under the scholarship of Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology in the field of Business and Human Rights. Always being interested in interdisciplinary fields of work that combine two distinct ways of thinking, Elif is now focusing on Legal Design and how we can use it to solve complex challenges we are facing in our contemporary world.

Travelling the world participating in internships and workshops is the cornerstone of Sofia Villamarin's glass experience. Her unique personal works in stained glass utilize three-dimensionality, fragmented imagery and her stunning painting abilities to express stories and reflections of self as well as her unique perspective on life. Of Argentinian and Italian nationality, Villamarin was born in 1979 and lived in Argentina until she was 28 years old. In 2003, she graduated with a degree in Visual Communication Design, but the following year began her education in stained glass art. Awarded a scholarship to study glass painting, in 2008 Villamarin travelled to the studio of Italian artist Sante Pizzol in Milan, Italy. She also attended Vetroricerca Glas & Modern in Bolzano, Italy, garnering a more comprehensive education in glass.  Villamarin established and ran her own studio in Argentina from 2011 to 2015. The following year she went to work for The Cathedral Studios, the stained glass studio at Canterbury Cathedral, UK, followed by a stint at Barley Studio in York. Currently living in Munich, Germany, and working for Mayer'sche Hofkunstanstalt” GmbH, Villamarin focuses on portraiture painting on stained glass windows. With a unique and international perspective on stained glass, Villamarin has been recognized by The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning New York, in its publication of cutting-edge glass, New Glass Review 33. She is also the recipient of last year's Coburg Prize for Contemporary Glass for her work My Fragments, accompanied by an exhibition at Veste Coburg and at the European Museum of Modern Glass, Rödental, Germany. Focusing on new trends in glass art, the works of 90 international artists were on display at these venues in 2022. The highly topical objects and variety of production techniques made this show a fascinating event in the International Year of Glass.  A 2016 recipient of the Stevens Glass Artist of the Year award, Villamarin was honored, along with other students and emerging architectural glass artists, at a ceremony at Glaziers' Hall. From a record number of high-quality entries from the UK and other international entrants, Villamarin was presented with the opportunity to design a window commemorating the lost crew of the iconic Titanic for St Mary's Church, Southampton.  With uniquely personal works such as her painted self-portraits Time Without Time I and II; Resilience – made with glass, enamels and rope; or the many works that break free of the single flat plane of stained glass as seen in Free, Villamarin has left her mark on the world of modern stained glass. Having participated in the American Congress' Women in Glass conference, the artist lends her voice to the independent work she designs and fabricates as well as to the work she paints for Mayer'sche Hofkunstanstalt” GmbH.  

Muhammad Rudi Kurniawan, S.Ds, M.Sn is a design expert with over 10 years of experience in the industry. He has worked with national and international clients, including United Nations. His work has been published and exhibited in Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Denmark, Russia, the USA, Australia, Austria, United Arab Emirates, Romania, Switzerland, and China. He holds a bachelor's degree in visual communication design from Institut Teknologi Nasional Bandung and a Master's degree in Visual Communication Design from Institut Seni Indonesia Padang Panjang. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show Notes: Owner & Publisher of WeddingDay Magazine. Kaitlyn has a degree in Visual Communication Design and a minor in Advertising from Herron School of Art + Design, and served as WeddingDay's Creative Director from 2014-2022. She is ecstatic to be the new Owner & Publisher and can't wait to continue fostering relationships with Midwest vendors and inspiring brides and grooms-to-be! When not in front of her iMac, you can find Kaitlyn devouring murder mysteries, obsessing over her next workout class and refilling her annual popcorn bucket at the AMC.Episode 1 covers: The history of WeddingDay MagazineThe geographical areas they cover "Michiana"The midwest Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and louisville KYWeddingDays types of publicationsTheir Look Book Printed IssueTheir Sping/Summer and Fall/Winter Digital IssuesThe areas covered for each issueThe Growth of WeddingDay MagazineHow photographers can get connectedWhat publishers are looking for in submissionsFind WeddingDay Magazine at https://weddingday-online.com/Big thanks to CloudSpot for sponsoring this episode. CloudSpot is the gallery platform I use to showcase and organize my client images. Sign up using my CloudSpot affiliate link for 20% off your subscription to CloudSpot Studio where you can send and organize your contracts, questionnaires, and invoices in addition to your gallery.

WOW! Coaches and business owners, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to upgrade their visual brand online. Ula joins us to talk about everything from the pillars of a brand to how and why to choose colors. Whether you're a brand new or well-established business, you're going to want to tune in. Let us know what you think and tag us on social!About Today's GuestUla is a self-described creative swiss army knife. Ula shapes and defines the lens of how your brand is perceived. A digital sleuth, she crafts clever and effective storytelling strategies that are essential to your brand's success. She is also a photographer, designer, and social media manager, that supports her clients through the ups and downs of building a brand in an increasingly digital world. She documents her life through photography and is lucky enough to support brands by bringing their visions to life. Her work supports content libraries, websites, social channels, in addition to the occasional instance where she is on sight for events. Ula has a background in graphic design and brand engagement, with a degree in Visual Communication Design from the University of Alberta.Her focus is photography that shares brand stories. She thrives when she gets to work with passionate business owners, marketing teams with visions, and those open to working collaboratively. In her downtime you can find Ula running, practicing or teaching yoga, exploring with her partner in their blue van, and telling her own story on Instagram @avibrantmind. She is also obsessed with her dog Indy, consumes endless podcasts, and has a jungle of plants in her home.Learn more about Ula:https://www.instagram.com/avibrantmind/www.avibrantmind.comJoin the Facebook community!Are you a new fitness entrepreneur looking to attract clients? Maybe you're looking to dial in your messaging? Or perhaps you're experienced and looking to scale your business?Head on over to Facebook, and request access to my Online Marketing for Fitness Professionals group. Post an introduction about yourself, ask some questions, or let us celebrate your wins with you.BSimpsonFitnessLinks & Coaching OpportunitiesPT Profit Formula Jumpstart - a step-by-step proven process to generate consistent 10k Months in 30 Days with just a handful of followers and without sleazy sales.  https://www.bsimpsonfitness.com/jumpstartPT Profit Accelerator - a 6 month coaching mastering with both 1:1 custom support and community mastermind to start and scale a profitable multi 6-figure business and beyond.https://www.bsimpsonfitness.com/ptprofit30 Day Done for You Content Planner- FREEAttract, connect, and covert pre-sold leads so you can sell without selling.https://www.bsimpsonfitness.com/calendarThe Complete 10k Per Month Blue Print - FREEhttps://www.bsimpsonfitness.com/10kblueprint This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit beverleysimpson.substack.com

Leo Vicenti is an enrolled member of the Jicarilla Apache Nation, who identifies creatively as a human, an artist, educator and visual communication designer. In this conversation, he reflects on his knowledge and work surrounding design.

Bon talks with the Dalberg Design team (Aika, Pragya, Joy and Mihret) about designers as global health storytellers, the need for creativity in global health and the challenges of social media misinformation.  Aika Matemu is a Director at Dalberg Design in Nairobi, leading the design team in Africa. She brings over 15 years experience in user experience design, digital technologies, global public health and social entrepreneurism, with extensive experience in social impact and innovation. She has committed her career thus far to designing and building innovations that impact social change, movement and revolution. Her design career has been grounded in human-centered design methods with a focus on designing products and services that create channels for underserved populations to access quality health care. She's passionate about building design capacity on the African continent and elevating home grown designers to global design platforms.  Pragya Mishra is Director at Dalberg Design based in Seattle. She applies her expertise in visual and strategy design on social innovation, financial inclusion and global health projects. She brings a human-centered approach to her work that facilitates in-depth understanding of distinct user behaviors, attitudes and preferences towards products, services, and systems leading to actionable insights. Her recent work includes the development of Design for health – a tailored set of design resources for global health practitioners. Prior to joining Dalberg Design, Pragya worked as an independent designer with NGOs and governmental organizations on a range of social innovation projects. Pragya has a Masters in Design in Social Innovation from the School of Visual Arts (SVA), New York and an undergraduate degree in Visual Communication Design from the National Institute of Design (NID) in India.  Joy Kendi is a senior designer based in Dalberg Design's Nairobi studio. Her expertise is in product and service design, user experience and design research, with a focus on emerging markets. Prior to joining Dalberg Design, Joy led product design at a technology innovation hub in Kenya. Mihret Tamrat is a designer with Dalberg Design's Nairobi studio. Her design background includes works in education technology, game design, as well as gender and youth employment across the US, Asia, and East Africa. Prior to Dalberg Design, Mihret worked as a strategy consultant with Dalberg Advisors in Addis Ababa.

Amina Shareef is a creative designer who has designed an undergraduate major and also her future career path. She graduated from the University of Rochester in 2019 with a double major in Digital Media Studies and a self-made major in Education and shares her excitement to be a guest on the podcast she helped in its infant stages. She continued her studies at Kent State University in Ohio to earn her MFA in Visual Communication Design where she also acted as an Adjunct Professor. Some of her career goals include working in the industry, eventually teaching at the college level, and perhaps even owning her own business. Meanwhile she is working for her father's business, freelancing, and creating drawings on her Instagram account @ handivity. Amina shares how all of her experiences link back to her portfolio, where she gets inspiration from, and how completing her masters during the pandemic was a different, but insightful experience.

Ula Kaniuch is back on the show for her second appearance. She is an OG from year 1 and appeared for Episode 24 recorded on January 17, 2019. I highly recommend taking a scan of the guests between now and then and listening to her first appearance to get to know her better. You can follow her on Instagram @avibrantmind   Ula is an experienced Social Media and Design Specialist with a demonstrated history of working in the marketing and advertising industry. Skilled in Photography, Content Management, Art Direction, Experiential Design, Management, Marketing Strategy, Social Media, Influencer/Ambassador programs, and Community building. She is a creative that understands strategy and operations with a Bachelor of Design focused in Visual Communication Design from the University of Alberta. She is essentially someone you want to have in your corner.    In this episode we filled in the gaps of a few of the major things that have happened between now and her last appearance and we talked about forming quality connections and being a creative in an evolving world. We talked about the value in practicing and surrounding yourself with people who are better than you. In addition we highlighted the opportunity that building a library of content off of social media provides as well as how underrated Pinterest is.    There is a lot more to Ula than what we had time to talk about so I would encourage you to follow along on Instagram to see where her journey takes her. Head to @avibrantmind and go sign up for her email list we talked about.    You can follow your host, Chris Liddle on IG @christianliddle or follow the show @thelifestylechase.   All episodes are published on YouTube and on all audio platforms so to stay up to date please subscribe.    To help the show grow and reach new audiences, share a screenshot on social media and tag us or go back and listen to past interviews. There is a high chance you will see some familiar names.    Thanks for joining us and I'll see you for the next one. 

Guest: Alex Belardo Kostiw Hosts: Christopher Kardambikis Recorded on June 1, 2021. Alex Belardo Kostiw is a graphic designer, artist, and educator. Her practice deals in poetic and iterative elements, visual structures of comics, and conceptually driven forms. Like dense knots, her publications invite interactive, intuitive reading—even as they resist full unravelling. By exploring ambiguities of language, her work is a liminal space for feeling out complicated realities of identity, human intimacy, and other worlds. Alex received an MFA in Visual Communication Design from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BA in English literature from the University of Chicago. She has participated in such shows as the Toronto Comic Arts Festival, Chicago Alternative Comics Expo, LA Art Book Fair, and Chicago Art Book Fair. Her work is in the special collections of several libraries and the National Museum of Women in the Arts. She lives and works in Chicago. https://alexkostiw.com/ This conversation was recorded over zoom while Alex Belardo Kostiw was in Chicago and Christopher Kardambikis was in Songdo, South Korea. There are some moments where the internet connection, and the recording, get a little glitchy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paper-cuts/support

Toshi Omagari studied Visual Communication Design at Musashino Art University, Japan, and then got his master's in Typeface Design at the University of Reading in England. From 2012 to 2020, he worked at Monotype, one of the leading digital type foundries, with roots that date back well over a century. During that time, he created his own faces and revivals, including a major reworking and expansion of five typefaces created by Berthold Wolpe. Toshi runs his own font studio now, and lectures and teaches.His 2019 book, Arcade Game Typography (find it at a bookstore), is an incredible deep dive into the 8-by-8 pixel fonts used in early video game systems and arcade consoles. He also writes exhaustively about type-related issues, such as this recent blog entry about ink traps and light traps.

Penina Acayo Laker is a graphic designer, researcher, and Assistant Professor of Communication Design at Washington University in St. Louis. Her research and creative practice explore how human-centered, research-driven design methodologies catalyze unique ideas to address complex societal challenges facing communities in St. Louis and Uganda. She has collaborated on an award-winning project that used simplified iconography to communicate ailments associated with the spread, prevention, and treatment of malaria in Kibera, Kenya. Penina earned an MFA in Visual Communication Design from Kent State University and a BA in Art from Goshen College. As a component of her MFA thesis, she developed a secondary-level design curriculum that was inspired by the paucity of design education in Uganda. This subsequently inspired the creation of DesignEd Uganda workshops that Acayo Laker organizes and facilitates over the summer to equip young people with skills in design and creative problem-solving. Penina is also the faculty advisor for a new minor in Creative Practice for Social Change that exposes students to processes designers, artists and architects use to address systemic economic, environmental and social challenges. Bon and Penina discuss learning to design for the true needs of people, bringing design education to youth in Uganda and the value of design in healthcare.

Wrap Session 16 Welcomes the amazing Jen White Johnson, Design Activist and Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design & Digital Media Art at Bowie State University, the oldest HBCU in Maryland. Jen shares her personal journey to understanding her son's disability as well as her own while creating & designing a new narrative in how Black and Brown disable lives are portrayed in society. She also shares with the Royal Court how she would like to see companies seek out and work with HBCU Design programs. Her photography and design work has been featured in numerous print, online publications and creative collaborative projects, including Print Magazine, The Washington Post, Maryland State Education Association and the 2019 Women’s March on Washington, and in two grammy-nominated visual art designs. Follow Jens activism & design work: Instagram: @jtknoxroxs Website: https://jenwhitejohnson.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techwrapqueen/message

Welcome to If You Give a Principal a Podcast, a podcast production of the Harrah Elementary School Associated Student Body  and the Mt. Adams School District. I'm your host, and Principal, at Harrah Elementary, Rob McCracken.  Today's episode was originally created with the purpose of being shared with our staff as part of a recent professional development session regarding Social and Emotional Learning and equity in education.  The resulting conversation was too good not to share and reflected the type of content we hoped to capture when we set out to create this podcast.  Our guest today is Alex Craig. Alex is a self-described movie buff and a 2011 White Swan High School graduate.  He graduated from Eastern Washington University in 2016 with a Bachelors Degree in Visual Communication Design with an emphasis on print design and web design.  He is currently the program director for the First Nations MESA Program at Heritage University in Toppenish, Washington.  Up First Nations MESA engages high school, middle school and elementary schools in the Yakima Valley in math and science-based activities to prepare underrepresented students for STEM based careers.  This episode was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing guidelines were maintained as all participants joined from the safe confines of their homes, offices, classrooms, or cars via Zoom. We apologize ahead of time for any audio irregularities caused by bandwidth limitations.  A big shout out goes to Cesar Hernandez, DeeDee Gasseling, and Hayley storm for making this interview happen.  We do want to let you know this episode does contain a singular reference of a word used as a term of abuse and disparagement towards members of the LGBTQ+ community that may be disturbing or triggering to some. Although we do not condone the use of these terms, we felt it was appropriate in the context of this discussion.  If this is your first time listening to the podcast, welcome to the show and if you're a returning listener thanks for coming back. So, pull up a chair and see what happens when you give a principal a podcast.       

Hi, folks! Welcome to my first podcast episode. It's me Mayopi Prayuka (18105087), I'm Visual Communication Design student at Purwokerto Telkom Institute of Technology. On my first episode, I talked about how to remove background of photo. I hope you enjoy it!

Nadya Aulia | 18105092, hey, in this podcast, i talked about the function of Visual Communication Design!

Hi guys! I'm Bayu Hening Wicaksono,Visual Communication Design student of Telkom Institute of Technology,Purwokerto. May God bless us

Halo, My name is Ristiana Suci Wulandari, a student from Visual Communication Design at Telkom Institute of Technology, Purwokerto. My goal is to make this podcast so that everyone can find out what DKV is?

Hi people, I'm Farhan Rizky Effendi, Visual Communication Design student of Telkom Institute of Technology, Purwokerto. may god bless us

hi, im azzara nucke. im from visual communication design majors. in this podcast i will tell u how to differentiate visual communication design from other majors, such as Graphic Design and Communication Design

Hellooo, I'm Amin Farhan from Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto, majoring Visual Communication Design. In this podcast, I will share my work experience as a Social Media Officer and its relationship with DKV.

Hello I'm Faishal Rizky Pradipta, I'm from the campus Telkom Institute of Technology Purwokerto, enjoy the podcast with me guys!

hallooo everyone...... welcome to Pisces Girl Podcast!!!!! i'am Sih Wati Nawang Mireno, a Visual Communication Design students from the Telkom Purwokerto Institute of Technologies, i hope you're enjoy to this podcast guyssssss

Hello, I'm Esha Nur Affiat from Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto. In this podcast, i will tell us about typography which is one of the important courses in Visual Communication Design.

Hello,,, I'm Junanda Popilia from Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto, Visual Communication Design major. In this podcast, i wanna talk about 3D Printer 3 in 1 Snapmaker Type 1.0  I hope it will interest Enjoy it... 

Hi everyone! It's Neke timeeeee My name is Ineke Fajriyah Jerima, I am a Visual Communication Design college student from Telkom Institute of Technology in Purwokerto. In this podcast, i will tell you about Types of Posters. I hope you guys enjoy this podcast >

Hii Brou and Sist, I'am Daffa Dhiyaulhaq Rakan Islam from Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto, majoring Visual Communication Design. In this Podcast I will to share my experience during 3rd Semester in DKV. I hope you listen well and you gain new knowledge.

Hi everyone!! My name is Rina Damayanti, I am a Visual Communication Design student from Institute of Technology Telkom Purwokerto. This podcast will tell about animation. If you are interested in animation. You will love this podcast

Helloo! i'm Hanifah Septianingrum. a visual communication design student in Institute Technology Telkom Purwokerto. In podcast, I tell you a few things about "nirmana 2D and Nirmana 3D in Visual Communication Design". I hope you enjoyy!!

Hello, My name is Amelia Tri Rachmawati from the Telkom Institute of Technology majoring in Visual Communication Design. in today's episode i will describe a visual communication design major. that is all, i hope you enjoy my podcast and hopefully it can increase your knowledge.

Hi internet, I'm Muhammad Duffy Azizi, Visual Communication Design student of Telkom Institute of Technology, Purwokerto. may God bless us

Hellooo everyone!!! I'm Wardah Hanifa Amin, a Visual Communication Design student at the Telkom Purwokerto Institute of Technology. In today's podcast, I briefly explain how to make a 3-dimensional nirmana work in the form of nails and thread. for more details, please listen to this podcast ... hope it helps and happy learning

Hi everyone !! My name is Adhitya Ramadhani, Visual Communication Design major at Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto. In this episode i want discuss about Photography.

Hi, friends. I am Annas Prasojo, a Visual Communication Design student from the Telkom Purwokerto Institute of Technology. In this podcast, I share how to make keychain from flour clay. I hope this can be useful. Thank you friends.

Hi everyone!! I'm Fauziah Kesya Cahya Puspita, a collage student form Institut Technology Telkom Purwokerto, majoring in Visual Communication Design. In this Podcast, I'm going to tell in general "What Illustrations Are and What They Do. If you are curious about this discussion, don't forget to prepare coffee and listen until it's finished. Enjoyy !!

Hello!!! My name is Ayu Ambarwati from Telkom Institute of Technology majoring in Visual Communication Design.In today episode I want to talk about illustratiion. Therefore, I hope you can listen well and I hope you gain new knowladge.

Hi everyone! I am Dea Sulistiana Putri a college student from Institute Technology Telkom Purwokerto, majoring Visual Communication Design. In this Podcast I will to share with you a little about " What is DKV? if you are curious about this major, let's listening and enjoy!

Hallo!!! My name is Febri Two Kilo Abednego from Telkom Institute of Technology majoring in Visual Communication Design.In today episode I want to discuss about nirmana.Therefore, I hope you can listen well and I hope you gain new knowladge.

Hai! My name is Sheilla Nanda Oktaviana from Telkom Institute of Technology majoring in Visual Communication Design. In today episode I want to talk about design style,especially Swiss Design Style. Many people don't know about Swiss Design Style. So, I hope you enjoy my podcast and I hope it can increase your knowledge.

Hello! I am Hafidzoh 'Izzah, a visual communication design student at Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto. My podcast will tell you about how I felt after being a DKV student for 3 semesters. Please enjoy and hope you like it!

Joel Cook is the lead designer at Rocket Media. He graduated from ASU in 2014 with a Bachelor's of Science in Visual Communication Design. He has worked in numerous industries developing compelling graphics for vehicle wraps, apparel, print media as well as front end web and app development. In this episode Joel tells us about his experience working in various positions and shares specific advice on how to do well in the design industry. He shares his thoughts on how entrepreneurs can have the best success when working with creatives and openly shares his thoughts on how to execute the design process for the best results. We cover best practices on working with clients, tips for improving your portfolio, and which online influencers aspiring designers should follow for inspiration. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thevariabledesign)

Daphne Hereford is a high school Visual Communication Design teacher which means students create products using really cool digital tools. UDL helps Daphne focus on what the students need to learn prior to choosing the tools they will use which leads to highly engaging lessons.

Born of Nigerian heritage in the United States, Azeez chose the career path of architectural visualizations and photography as his storytelling and purpose-driven medium. Here is a slice of his American experience so far. Guest Azeez Bakare Azeez Bakare is a 3D Artist, Photographer, and Videographer who helps firms, agencies, developers, and solopreneurs translate their ideas into high-quality visualization. Spending over 9 years in the industry, Azeez knows that quality in visualization matters. Azeez secured a lead role at top Architecture/Engineering firm, HOK, and 3D visualist position with emmy-award winning agency, DBOX. Since starting his own virtual studio team in 2015, Azeez has landed production contracts with top international companies such as Nike, Airbnb, Google, Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), and the Miami Dolphins. He’s landed coverage in print with A+U Magazine, Miami Magazine, and Ocean Drive. His work has been featured in broadcast outlets around the world including CNN Style, Architectural Digest, TMZ, Wallpaper Magazine, and ArchDaily. In addition to his work experience, Azeez is an official ambassador with Google, selected as a top 50 creative out of 2,000+ members internationally. A certified visualist, recently presenting on the topic of 3D Visualization at the National Conference of NOMA (National Organization of Minority Architects). He is a member and advocate of Black Architects in the Making (BAM), an equal opportunity program focused on enhancing students’ awareness about architecture. Run through the Miami Center for Architecture and Design (MCAD), the program encourages young Black students to consider architecture as a career. Azeez is was awarded locally for visualizations used in the Wynwood Greenhouse competition in Miami, FL. Azeez holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture, and minor in Visual Communication Design from The Ohio State University. About Urblandia Urblandia is an emerging platform focused on amplifying positive impact entrepreneurship. Join us on urblandia.com

We interview Nathan Hall, a previous Open Lab intern and now graduate after completing a Bachelor of Visual Communication Design with Honours. Find out what it's like in the transition from university to industry and some ways to land your dream job.In this episode, we delve into major project, the scary world of networking, job hunting and the stress of it all. A beautiful observation from Nathan is that everybody works differently and will have a different journey into their dream job, but by staying your authentic self and pushing the boundaries you can get there.Find Nathan below:https://nathanhall.myportfolio.com/work@nathanfhallGet in contact with us:www.openlab.ac.nz@openlabnzhello@openlab.ac.nzCreative Morningshttps://creativemornings.com/

We interview Mette Harker, a previous Open Lab intern and student finishing her final year studying a Bachelor of Visual Communication Design. This is perfect timing as we were able to ask Mete about the struggles and reality of fourth-year while she was actually going through it.We talk about what fourth-year is like, the good, bad and the ugly. We also touch on her time at Open Lab, what she learnt and where she’s going next including how she landed her new job.Mette's experiences and advice will help anyone wanting a glimpse into the reality of fourth-year and reminds students to appreciate and enjoy it while they still can.Some other topics we cover are: 
Interning at OL, practical skills, critiques, lecturers, stress, equipment, choosing your topic, life after uni and job interviews.Find Mette below:https://mette-harker.squarespace.com/Get in contact with us:www.openlab.ac.nz@openlabnzhello@openlab.ac.nz

We talk to a former College Liftoff student client, Madeleine, about how College Liftoff helped her decide on her Visual Communication Design major, and the university she is attending, Kent State University. During each episode, Aaron Greene, Founder and CEO at College Liftoff, and his staff of counselors help students and families reduce the cost of higher education, navigate the application process, and make well-rounded decisions by evaluating the modern metrics of education. College Liftoff emerged from Aaron's desire to help students learn to treat education like an investment, accounting for the career, academic, and financial factors that shape this decision. He has also forged a debt control calculation to set student loan debt limits for each student. College Liftoff opened its first office in Columbus, Ohio in May 2009. https://www.collegeliftoff.com/ (College Lift Off) - https://www.collegeliftoff.com https://facebook.com/collegeliftoff (Facebook) - @collegeliftoff https://youtube.com/collegeliftoff (YouTube) - https://youtube.com/collegeliftoff https://twitter.com/collegeliftoff (Twitter) - @collegeliftoff Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or your favorite podcast player. http://www.subscribeonandroid.com/ (Android user?) http://www.subscribeonandroid.com HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share this podcast with your social media friends!  If you liked this episode, please leave us a rating and a review in your podcast player.

In our upcoming episode on February 13, 2019, we talk to a former College Liftoff student client, Madeleine, about how College Liftoff helped her decide on her Visual Communication Design major, and the university she is attending, Kent State University. During each episode, Aaron Greene, Founder and CEO at College Liftoff, and his staff of counselors help students and families reduce the cost of higher education, navigate the application process, and make well-rounded decisions by evaluating the modern metrics of education. College Liftoff emerged from Aaron's desire to help students learn to treat education like an investment, accounting for the career, academic, and financial factors that shape this decision. He has also forged a debt control calculation to set student loan debt limits for each student. College Liftoff opened its first office in Columbus, Ohio in May 2009. https://www.collegeliftoff.com/ (College Lift Off) - https://www.collegeliftoff.com https://facebook.com/collegeliftoff (Facebook) - @collegeliftoff https://youtube.com/collegeliftoff (YouTube) - https://youtube.com/collegeliftoff https://twitter.com/collegeliftoff (Twitter) - @collegeliftoff Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or your favorite podcast player. http://www.subscribeonandroid.com/ (Android user?) http://www.subscribeonandroid.com HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share this podcast with your social media friends!  If you liked this episode, please leave us a rating and a review in your podcast player.

Valora Renicker, Associate Professor of Visual Communication Design at Kent State University, is co-founder of Traveling Stanzas. In 2009 she approached David Hassler, Director of The Wick Poetry Center at Kent, and the two developed a project that combines poetry and design. The idea is to reach out to and interract with the community using these two creative forms.

Jamer Hunt is the Vice Provost for Transdisciplinary Initiatives at The New School, where he was a founding director (2009-2015) of the graduate program in Transdisciplinary Design at Parsons School of Design. He is also Visiting Design Researcher at the Institute of Design in Umea, Sweden. With Paola Antonelli at the MoMA he was co-creator of the award-winning, curatorial experiment and book Design and Violence (2013-15), as well as collaborating on the Head Space: On Scent as Design and The Design and the Elastic Mind symposium. He is the co-founder of Design Philadelphia; the country's largest design week and he is one of Fast Company's “Most Creative People…Inspiring Leaders [who] are Shaping the Future of Business in Creative Ways.” He has published over twenty articles on the poetics and politics of design, including for Fast Company and the Huffington Post, and he is co-author, with Meredith Davis, of Visual Communication Design. He is currently completing a book manuscript for Grand Central Publishing on scale, complex systems, and the unruliness of everyday experiences. In today's episode we talk to Jamer about his career path from anthropology to design; the different perspectives on the definition and scope of an intervention; the ways in which designers & social scientists view the practice of ethnography, participation and co-creation. We talk about places where design and social science blend together, what they can bring to each other as well as what they can create together; tips on how to successfully form and operate multidisciplinary teams. Lastly, we cover the role of the university space in supporting the practice of anthropology outside of academia. Mentioned in Podcast: Why the World Needs Anthropologists – Designing the Future ReD Associates, strategy consulting company based on the human sciences Human-Centered Design Parsons, Transdisciplinary Design (MFA) The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Design Epic, advancing the Value of Ethnography in Business Maurice E F Bloch, How We Think They Think: Anthropological Approaches To Cognition, Memory, And Literacy Cumulus Association, International Association of Universities and Colleges of Art, Design and Media POLIMI DESIS Lab, design for Social Innovation and Sustainability Jamer's work: Visual Communication Design, An Introduction to Design Concepts in Everyday Experience (co-authored with Meredith Davis) MoMA, Design and Violence book Design and Violence exhibition Design Anthropology, Alison Clarke (editor) Social media or other links: http://www.jamerhunt.com/ https://www.newschool.edu/parsons/faculty/jamer-hunt/ https://twitter.com/jamerhunt

Matthew Blinco is a graphic designer from Indiana who currently resides in Nashville, TN. In 2008, he graduated with from Anderson University in Visual Communication Design. Matt is Co-Founder of Project 615 and Design Lead for 7 years. He has recently stepped away to work more specifically with other small businesses to help them with their branding. Become a supporter of this podcast: anchor.fm/mmcip/support Follow Matt: IG: @blinco.design, @relikvtg, @mpblinco, Web: blinco.design Web: project615.org Web: relikvintage.com LI: linkedin.com/in/matthew-blinco-93540398 Follow Jovica: IG: @mmcip_jovi FB: facebook.com/jovica LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic/ As always feel free to contact us with constructive criticism, compliments, or ideas at:millennialmanhoodcip@gmail.com

Jessica Barness is a design theorist, educator, and writer whose research interests include interactive environments, sound, and critical practices. She's currently an associate professor in the School of Visual Communication Design at Kent State University and her writing has appeared in Design and Culture, Visual Communication, Dialectic, and more. In this episode, Jessica and I talk about her career as a practicing designer before making the shift to academia, the state of design discourse, and the differences between critical design, critical making, and design research. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm.

Rachel Clingman is a visual communication designer developing user experiences for online education but just a few years ago was living in a different city working in a career that was "killing her soul." Listen to Episode 32 to hear Rachel describe why a Florida hurricane was the impetus for finally quitting her job in financial services and diving into her new tech based design career. Listen to the end of the episode to find out what she's going back to school for now how she continues to reinvent herself. https://www.rachelclingman.com/ 04.32s What visual communication design is and isn’t 07:42s  Initially studying political science and economics 09:14s Being in financial services and having it “eat your soul” 12:11s A Florida hurricane and the housing crises inspires a change 13:15s Quiting her job and starting to take art classes 14:02s Getting inspired by a TED talk on design for good 16:15s Falling on love with the PC when it first came out 23:08s Moving from freelancing and teaching to working for an online learning company 26:09s Diving back into school for a master’s in User Experience Design 31:04s Learning on the job about a stage gate development process 35:50s Struggling with the pervasiveness of technology, especially smart phones 39:02s Continuing to learn and developing focus, “just do it” “Designing lends itself to education just because you  have to educate your clients how to make the right choices visually.” “When I went back to school for visual communication design one of the things I really wanted to do was get involved in the software development process” Enjoy this episode? Share it with friends! Click Subscribe in Itunes!

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Wesley is a native of Guatemala, and lives in Seoul as a filmmaker and photographer. He studied Visual Communication Design in Hongik University and does various freelance creative projects in addition to his 9 to 5 as a professional marketer. In this episode we talk about the Spanish speaking community here, what it’s like working in a Korean office space, and go deep into Korean design and what it takes to be a photographer here. If you’d like to connect with Wesley you can find him on Instagram @wesleychangphoto, his website www.weschangphoto.com, or email him at wesleychangphoto@gmail.com

Natacha Poggio is a social impact design strategist and Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design at the Hartford Art School, University of Hartford, in Connecticut. Natacha develops socially responsible design projects that promote sustainable development and awareness of global issues.   Learn about the impact social design has and what Natacha and her students are doing to make a difference. to learn more go to: http://legacyofchange.co/

Natacha Poggio is a social impact design strategist and Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design at the Hartford Art School, University of Hartford, in Connecticut. Natacha develops socially responsible design projects that promote sustainable development and awareness of global issues.   Learn about the impact social design has and what Natacha and her students are doing to make a difference. to learn more go to: http://legacyofchange.co/