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“Honey And The Duality Of Everything”: The Design Experiments Of Tabitha Swanson
Tabitha Swanson is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary designer, filter creator and creative technologist hailing from Canada. Her designs create a surrealist dreamscape with her avatar design taking influence from sci-fi video game characters.
The Superb Generative Gradient Art by Martin Naumann
Martin Naumann is a digital artist and multidisciplinary designer from Germany, currently based in Dessau.
He specializes in automated illustration and abstract generative art. Beyond this, his expertise also covers branding, typography, and visual design. His style is often characterized as futuristic, highly experimental, and abstract, with a strong visual inspiration drawn from nature and science.
The Superb Generative Gradient Art by Martin Naumann
Martin Naumann is a digital artist and multidisciplinary designer from Germany, currently based in Dessau.
He specializes in automated illustration and abstract generative art. Beyond this, his expertise also covers branding, typography, and visual design. His style is often characterized as futuristic, highly experimental, and abstract, with a strong visual inspiration drawn from nature and science.
//day 2 of 100//
today was hard 😫 I felt overwhelmed by the things I thought I had to do and what I needed to do. at one point, I stepped outside twice within the hour to “get some fresh air”
the second time I went outside, I wrote down the things I needed to do today in each workstream/project in relation to the immediate or near-term goal.
but after all that, it was the slow breathing meditation, shower and food that got me back on track towards what I needed to do.
- Mé
TOP 3:
• made it to an informational interview with Ijeruka founder
• organized my thinking around the digital capability mapping report
• washed my makeup brushes to avoid acne stress later this week
//day 1 of 100//
feeling productive as a multidisciplinary designer is difficult especially when there’s no definitive project in progress.
i’m trying this productivity challenge here on tumblr since it’s the app drawing my attention away from “work” or “productivity”.
hoping it helps me understand that sometimes productivity looks like a 3 instead of a 7 & that i’m always making progress, however small.
~ Mé
TOP 3:
• notes of a sermon from a new church
• a few natural moments captured
• gave myself the clarity i needed
It’s been amazing to see so many Black design communities pop up since I started Revision Path, which is how I found out about this week’s guest — Barney Abramson! Not only does he have years of experience leading design teams, but he’s also paying it forward by helping out the next generation of designers through mentorship and consulting.
We talked about how he’s adjusted to working through the pandemic, and spoke a little bit about his day job as the lead designer for an energy company. Barney also shared his story of growing up in the Dominican Republic, moving to the United States as a kid, and then making his way out to Vegas to kickstart his career not just as a designer, but a writer as well! Barney’s energy and passion for design is infectious, and it really shows that when you do good work, good things happen to you!
For extended show notes, including a full transcript of this interview, visit revisionpath.com.
Revision Path is brought to you by Lunch, a multidisciplinary creative studio in Atlanta, GA.
It is produced by Maurice Cherry and engineered and edited by RJ Basilio. Our intro voiceover is by Music Man Dre, with intro and outro music by Yellow Speaker. Transcripts provided by Brevity & Wit.
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When I tell you I have wanted to have this week’s guest on the show for years? LISTEN. I’m so glad to bring you this conversation with the one and only Agyei Archer — typographer, design director, and all-around creative powerhouse.
We touched on a number of different topics, including his brilliant type design work, and how he built two businesses during the pandemic. He also shared how his motivation to succeed comes from his connection to the Caribbean, and talked about how he balances design, tech, his work with Unqueue, and exploring new type design projects. There are a lot of things to fix in this world, but if you’ve got skills like Agyei, then that just means your next project is right around the corner. Get on it!
For extended show notes, including a full transcript of this interview, visit revisionpath.com.
Revision Path is brought to you by Lunch, a multidisciplinary creative studio in Atlanta, GA.
It is produced by Maurice Cherry and engineered and edited by RJ Basilio. Our intro voiceover is by Music Man Dre, with intro and outro music by Yellow Speaker. Transcripts provided by Brevity & Wit.
SUBSCRIBE, RATE, AND REVIEW! Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | SoundCloud | Spotify
