This week’s episode is laid back. Relaxed. Chill, like your ever freezing extremities. We southerners may not do well in the cold, so let Andrew and Billy serve you up some warm cheer. A retrospective on Creative Memphis in 2014, some 2015 tease, goofy laughs, IndieMemphis retrospective, a spot on David Lynch impression, yelling, singing, whistling, and some truly average beat boxing.
Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon
Tribes by Seth Godin
Creative Class by Richard Florida
The Rainforest by Victor W. Hwang
Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
Road to Seeing by Dan Winters
An American Plague: The True and Terrifying Story of the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793 by Jim Murphy
Bit literacy by Mark Hurst
The Wave by Todd Strasser
Killers of the dream by Lillian Smith
Race and rumors of race by Howard Odum
No Logo by Naomi Klein
Making Ideas Happen – by Scott Belsky
The Americanization of Dixie by John Egerton
Hero of a thousand faces by Joseph Campbell
Dana made the jump from in-house designer to rogue freelance designer for hire and Cheers Creative has been soaring ever since. Dana’s unique approach includes educating the client about design, the process being a team effort between designer and client, and finding the right fit for both client and designer. In this episode we talk shop, praise and shame Adobe, and doing the right work with the right people.
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