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Mengh-Hsueh Lin | Motion, Anime, Instructional Design, and a New Chapter
Today I’m speaking with Meng-Hsueh Lin, an animator and motion designer. He’s worked with studios likeOrdinary Folk, Coat of Arms, Awesome Incas well as clients like Disney, Airbnb, and Volkswagen.We spoke about:His CS degreeHis passion for animeHis experience with School of MotionFreelancing and collaborating with studios like OFRigging and character animationTeaching and instructional designSome reflections on where Meng is now, a fork in the road where he’s thinking about what’s next... and much moreSummary (AI Generated)In this conversation, Meng, an animator and motion designer, shares his journey from studying computer science to discovering his passion for animation. He discusses his experiences with various studios, the challenges of freelancing, and the importance of collaboration in the animation industry. Meng also reflects on his learning experiences, including design bootcamp and character animation, while expressing his ongoing quest to find his true passion in the field.Chapters:00:00 Journey from Computer Science to Motion Design04:05 Discovering Passion for Animation07:00 Transitioning to Professional Motion Design10:06 Freelancing Challenges and Networking13:07 Collaborations and Studio Experiences16:19 Working with Ordinary Folk19:11 Design Bootcamp Experience21:58 Technical Problem Solving in Animation25:13 2D and 3D Workflow Integration26:39 Character Animation Insights29:19 Tools of the Trade30:58 Navigating Challenges in Animation34:41 Sound Design in Motion36:32 Teaching and Learning in Animation38:41 Finding Passion and Direction46:48 Reflections on Career Path and Future Goals50:51 New Chapter
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Twisha Patni | Buck, Multidisciplinary Design, Process, Illustration Systems and Google Gemini
Learn more about Twisha at https://www.twishapatni.comLearn more about the podcast at https://jackvaughan.comToday, I’m speaking with Twisha Patni, an Art Director & Graphic Designer.She’s worked with brands such as Apple, Spotify, Netflix, NYTimes, The Economist, and is now at Buck.We spoke about— Being multidisciplinary— How she’s developed over time— Her work at Buck— Illustration systems for Gemini— Internships— Style, dabbling— Personal fulfillment & burnout— How to root visual design in concept & strategy— and much, much more.As always, if you appreciate the show, leave a rating wherever you’re listening, or share it somewhere. And now I hope you enjoy this interview with Twisha Patni.Summary (AI generated)In this conversation, Twisha Patni, an accomplished art director and graphic designer, shares her journey through the design world, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, multidisciplinary skills, and the evolution of design roles. She discusses her experiences at Buck, her transition to art director, and the significance of mentorship in her career. Twisha also delves into the balance between play and work, her sources of inspiration, and the creative strategies behind successful projects, including her work with Google on the Gemini platform. As she reflects on her future aspirations, she expresses a desire to explore entrepreneurial ventures while maintaining a passion for her craft.Chapters (AI generated)00:00 The Evolution of Design Roles03:31 Curiosity and the Journey of Learning06:25 The Balance of Yes and No09:20 Identity and the Illustrator’s Journey12:25 The Art of Storytelling in Design14:46 Play and Experimentation in Craft18:02 Finding Inspiration Beyond the Canvas20:43 Mentorship and Growth in Design23:51 Transitioning to Art Direction27:03 Navigating Styles and Techniques30:05 Creative Strategy and Conceptual Depth31:21 Dreams of Podcasting31:49 Creative Direction in Big Projects35:34 Collaboration with Microsoft37:25 Understanding Client Briefs40:18 The Balance of Resources41:07 Career Journey and Internships44:01 Branding and Design Execution44:51 Creative Strategy vs. Art Direction47:11 Surprise and Delight in Design48:42 Teaching Creative Thinking55:00 Working on Gemini Project01:01:15 Future Aspirations
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Tom Parkes | Web & Brand, Design as Art, Communication, Sensitivity & Receptivity
Learn more about Tom at https://www.tparkes.comLearn more about the podcast at https://jackvaughan.comToday I’m speaking with Tom Parkes - a Web+Brand designer.Tom’s worked at both agencies such as Instrument, Justified Studio, MetaLab, and freelanced for companies such as Airbnb, Microsoft and he’s now at Glide - where I work - leading web & brand.We talked about many things like:The activity and craft of designSensitivity and receptivity to design and art.Design in agencies versus in-house.The difference between art and designhow design is merging with motionAnd of course, much, much more.Summary (AI Generated)In this conversation, Jack Vaughan speaks with Tom Parkes, a web and brand designer, about his journey in design, the evolution from graphic design to visual communication, and the importance of sensitivity and emotional connection in the design process. They discuss the role of typography, the impact of university experiences, and the balance between trends and timelessness in design. Tom shares insights on the significance of communication in design and how it shapes the designer’s approach to their work. In this conversation, Tom discusses the intricacies of branding and design, emphasizing the importance of presentation, critique, and the separation of personal identity from work. He introduces his ‘Holy Trinity’ of design process, which includes context, empathy, and execution. The dialogue explores the balance between art and design, the evolution of digital design, and the significance of brand strategy. Tom reflects on the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in design, advocating for a thoughtful approach to integrating new technologies while maintaining the essence of creativity.Chapters (AI Generated)00:00 The Evolution of Design Terminology05:44 Navigating Design Education and Personal Growth13:45 The Emotional Connection to Design19:42 Sensitivity and Vulnerability in Creativity29:38 Staying Relevant in Design Trends37:12 The Essence of Timeless Design39:49 The Evolution of Branding43:26 The Art of Communication in Design54:23 Tom’s Holy Trinity of Design Process58:02 The Intersection of Art and Design01:06:38 Navigating the Balance of Web and Brand Design01:07:13 The Evolution of Brand Strategy in Design01:11:59 The Intersection of Design and Development01:16:24 Reflections on Product Design vs. Brand Design01:19:13 Creating Synchronicity Between Brand and Product01:22:10 Systems Thinking in Design01:25:59 The Importance of Brand Strategy in Design01:30:44 The Future of Design in the Age of AI01:39:13 New Chapter
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Chris Spags | JetBoost, Software Development, Webflow, Scaling and Selling a Business
Find out more about Chris → https://cspags.com/Find out more about the podcast here → ⁠https://jackvaughan.comToday, I’m speaking with Chris Spags, a software developer and the founder of JetBoost. I was involved in a project with Chris a few years back and recently found out that he's just sold JetBoost, a very popular suite of tools in the Webflow ecosystem. So I thought it'd be really interesting and a great time to get him on to talk about his journey with that company and what it's like building within an established ecosystem and how Webflow has grown over the years. We also spoke about the process of selling a software business, which is something I know very little about, and what it's like now, after a successful sale and the kind of journey of finding a new direction. As always, if you appreciate the show, leave a rating wherever you're listening or share it with someone. And now I hope you enjoy this interview with Chris Spags.Summary & Chapters (AI Generated)In this conversation, Chris Spags shares his journey as a software developer and entrepreneur, detailing his experience building JetBoost within the Webflow ecosystem. He discusses the evolution of Webflow, the origin and growth of JetBoost, the challenges of scaling a business, and the process of selling it. Chris reflects on personal growth during this journey, the importance of solving real problems for users, and his aspirations for the future as he navigates life after the sale.00:00 Overview of Webflow Today04:42 The Early Days of JetBoost09:35 JetBoost's Evolution and Features14:27 Building on a Platform: Risks and Relationships19:35 Scaling JetBoost and the Decision to Sell25:30 Navigating the Sale of JetBoost31:17 The Journey of a Software Developer38:47 Reflections on Fulfillment and Growth47:08 Transitioning to New Beginnings
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Chase Goulet | Product Design, Minecraft, Architecture, The Art of Learning, AI and Creativity
Today I'm speaking with Chase Goulet, a product designer and former professional Minecraft builder.Find out more about Chase → ⁠https://chasegoulet.com/⁠Find out more about the podcast here → ⁠https://jackvaughan.com⁠We talked about:- Failure, mindset, and the art of learning- Minecraft, architecture, and his road to product design- His college startup- Design as trust- The ever-encroaching wave of AI on our creativity and how we contribute- And much, much moreSummary & Chapters (AI-Generated)In this conversation, Jack Vaughan speaks with Chase Goulet, a product designer and former professional Minecraft builder. They explore Chase's journey from his early creative experiences with Minecraft to his transition into product design. The discussion covers themes of creativity, the impact of AI on design, the importance of self-education, and the role of mentorship in career development.Chase shares insights on the learning process, emphasizing the balance between theory and practice, and reflects on how gaming has influenced his approach to design. Jack and Chase explore the themes of learning through failure, the significance of college experiences, the evolving role of designers in the age of AI, and the future of design.They discuss the importance of iteration in learning, the impact of college on personal and professional growth, and the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in the design field. The conversation emphasizes the need for creativity, abstract reasoning, and the human touch in design, even as technology advances.00:00 Chase's Journey into Minecraft Building03:42 Working with BlockWorks and Educational Projects06:46 The Process of Translating Real-World Architecture into Minecraft09:54 AI and Technology in Minecraft Building12:27 The Role of Creativity in Game Design15:28 Personal Projects and Passion for Building18:36 The Impact of Minecraft on Understanding Architecture21:27 Transitioning from Architecture to Product Design24:44 The Transition from Engineering to Design29:21 Learning Through Experience and Mentorship33:59 The Art of Self-Education38:26 Embracing Failure and Self-Criticism40:15 College Experiences and Startup Ventures47:00 The Role of Design in Building Trust51:56 Building Trust Through Professional Branding55:02 The Balance of Design and Trust57:59 Navigating Career Growth and Skill Development57:59 The Role of AI in Design and Creativity01:08:41 The Future of Design in an AI-Driven World
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