Micheal Greenwood (@cinemagravy) is a cinematographer-turned-influencer. In this episode we discuss his transition from freelance work for other people to the creative freedom and control he now has through the work he makes for his instagram account. We also cover embracing the unknown, how he deals with criticism on the platform, and much more.
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In this episode, Liam - the founder of Bored Eye Design discusses the importance of being an active participant in the creative process, emphasising that enjoyment and engagement lead to successful outcomes. He highlights the necessity of taking initiative in design and the value of embracing unexpected outcomes, or 'happy accidents', as a pathway to innovation.
In this conversation, Tim discusses the critical role of coding in design education, emphasizing that it should be integrated into the core curriculum rather than treated as an optional subject. He expresses his frustration with the current approach to coding education and advocates for a foundational understanding of coding to enhance its application in various fields.
Nicole Licht is a New York-based artist. After having run a design/art direction studio with her business partner for several years she has recently reconnected with her artistic practice. In this conversation we talk about her journey from studying fine art to commercial design work and back to art. We also talk about the importance of finding your scene and surrounding yourself with the right people, as well as the impracticality of making art, and why that's not necessarily a bad thing
Anna Bonomi is an illustrator/decorator currently based in Rotterdam. In this conversation we discuss her journey into the world of art and illustration, detailing her early experiences and how she turned her passion into a profession with her friends. We talk about her work in both illustration and decoration, reflect on the balance between her two creative fields, the influence of her studio environment, and her approach to starting new projects. As well as highlighting the significance of finding inspiration beyond her field, and so much more!
Alexis Perron-Corriveau is a designer and co-founder of high-end eyewear brand Paloceras. In this episode, he tells me about his journey from woodworking to product design, and how his brand came into being. We also discuss the reasons for starting the brand in Portugal; how the the studio space influences his creativity; some ideas on team dynamics; what’s next for Paloceras; and much more!
In this episode, Tom Boyer shares his journey into the world of design, discussing his early interests, education, and the evolution of his creative process. He reflects on the importance of technology in design and the balance between creative freedom and commercial pressures. Tom also offers valuable advice for aspiring creatives, emphasising the significance of starting projects and embracing one's artistic identity.
Phoebe Kut is an interior designer/illustrator/content creator and more. She is known for her social media accounts @pbjdesign with over 120k followers on Instagram and 200k on TikTok. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest, she has written for Livingetc, and is currently working on a coffee table book about design styles and histories.
In the initial episode of this series, we talk about her journey from studying molecular biology to her career in interior design. Phoebe shares insights into her creative process, the role of social media in her work, and how she draws inspiration from her travels. As well as the impact of AI on the creative world and the importance of maintaining a social presence in the industry.