Australian Design Radio – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Listen in as Carmen Angelillo, co-founder and creative director at Niceshit studio, chats with type designer and animator Mat Voyce.

Join them as they discuss their work, how they sustain or regain motivation in both personal and client projects as well as the ways they manage frustration, and the red and green flags they look for in a project.

Thank you Carmen and Mat for joining us to record in the midst of the creative, and inspiring whirlwind that is The Design Conference 💙

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Listen in as Richie Meldrum, the founder of Bare Brand Strat, chats to Paul Balfe and Kiel Tillman from Pennybridge Creative. Join them as they talk about all things brand and strategy - from their ways of managing client feedback, to sharing stories in advertising.

Thank you Richie, Paul and Kiel for being a part of it, and to Matthew Haynes and The Design Conference for having us 💜

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In this episode we hear from Alistair McCready, founder of Monolith, a typographic design practice based out of Auckland, New Zealand. Alistair speaks with co-hosts Frankie Young and Matt Leach about about what type designers are like and the momentum you need when designing type.


It’s a fascinating and wide ranging chat, covering everything from awards to embracing place and how ‘where you are’ feeds into the work. 



This episode was recorded last year at The Design Conference. If you haven’t already snapped up your tickets for this year, now is a great time to do it!

In this episode, we spoke with Nick Bannikoff, Design Manager of Brand Culture. Starting as an industrial designer, Nick moved into environmental design and saw the transition from that slightly confusing name into how it is now known, as experiential design. Yep, nothing to do with sustainable green environment work with Greenpeace. As an experiential designer (the first we’ve had on the show), Nick is involved in the end-users experience of space and how they transition from place to place. This was a perfect chance for us (who have no idea about this stuff) to dig in and find more about what Nick does day to day and how these types of design decisions affect our engagement with space. Nick is also Co-Chair (along with Carlo Giannasca of Frost) of the Australian chapter of SEGD (The Society for Experiential Graphic Design), a not-for-profit professional association dedicated to increasing awareness of experiential design to the public and other design professionals. The chapter is only a few months old so we took the time to explore why Australia needs a professional body like this and what they plan to do in the near future. BrandCulture - brandculture.com.au SEGD - segd.org Carlo Giannasca - linkedin.com/in/carlo-giannasca-797b648 SEGD Sydney chapter - segd.org/chapters/sydney The Design Kids - thedesignkids.org/interviews/brandculture/ MediaBank Pam - pamwayfinding.com

In this episode, we spoke with Chris Laws, Managing Director of Born & Raised. Born & Raised, an agency that sits comfortably within branding, design and campaign driven projects. Enduring brand strategy and design craft underpins commercially-driven brands, campaigns, content and experiences. We spoke with Chris about his journey from backing himself through Award School and learning the graphic design ropes at Shillington College all while working full-time cutting his industry teeth. We spoke about the fabled Moon days where Chris was General manager working with many familiar names to ADR. Chris shared some tips on pitching, thoughts on education, running teams and working with good people. Born and Raised born-raised.com.au instagram.com/bornandraisedagency facebook.com/bornandraisedagency Stuart O’Brien linkedin.com/in/stuart-o-brien-06197526 houstongroup.com.au/about-us Brad Stevens behance.net/bradstevens KVB karlvonbusse.com Martin College martin.edu.au

EP52 Nick Rudenno on Subscribing to Life Nick is now Senior Designer at Interbrand Sydney after four years of running Nowhere Famous with business partner and best pal Mig Sicari. Nowhere famous is known for their tactile and craft based approach from a book about delivering content online for google to physical anamorphic projections. We spoke about not sleeping when you have a kid, how Nick went through his design career backwards to writing, naming your studio based on a Simpsons reference, taking the time to think about the problem and how sometimes to get to the good idea you need to over deliver. nickrudenno.com nowherefamous.com Anamorphic Projection behance.net/gallery/19881923/Project-Five-Volume-5 Interbrand Sydney standapart.com.au Design is Kinky http://designiskinky.net/ 123klan 123klan.com Empty Magazine emptymag.com Smith Journal smithjournal.com.au Paul Garbett Talk vimeo.com/199596967

In this episode, we spoke with Illustrator, Letterer, Artist and Designer Gemma O’Brien. Gemma is one of the most well known illustrators in Australia right now. Over the past five years or so, she has been constantly in demand for her murals, illustrations, artwork and speaking gigs here in Australia and also around the world. Her work takes on a variety of forms, from calligraphic brushwork, illustration and digital type. We spoke about the value of temporary works due to their fleeting nature, the challenge of keeping up with what the industry is craving, living in an experience driven age when it comes to cultural value, the inevitable commercialisation of authenticity and much more. Find Gemma instagram.com/mrseaves101 jackywinter.com/artists/gemma-obrien Andy Goldsworthy visualmelt.com/Andy-Goldsworthy Tracey Emin’s Bedroom saatchigallery.com/artists/artpages/tracey_emin_my_bed.htm Seb Lester the Calligrapher instagram.com/seblester David Jones davidjones.com.au/Campaigns/Youth/Artists/gemma-obrien Jacky Winter Group jackywinter.com/artists/gemma-obrien Levine/Leavitt levineleavitt.com/artists/gemma-obrien Who gives a crap au.whogivesacrap.org/pages/christmas Gemma speaking at Adobe Max 2016 video.tv.adobe.com/v/16654

Episode 50 with Frankie Ratford on The Road Less Traveled In this episode, we catch up with our very first guest and good friend, Frankie Ratford from The Design Kids. We interviewed Frankie in our very first ADR episode and since then, Frankie has been on a mammoth two-year trip, covering New Zealand, the United States and Canada, connecting designers, building TDK cities and spreading the Aussie design love. When we sat down with her she had two days left before she headed back to her seaside shack in Tasmania for a much needed break. It was the perfect time to gather her thoughts about what she had achieved in that time and hear the crazy stories of what life on the road can be.   thedesignkids.org instagram.com/thedesignkids instagram.com/frankieratford Hitchhiking signs Search #tdkthumbsup on instagram Brand New Conference tinyurl.com/huk3whg Will Bryant willbryant.com instagram.com/willbryantplz Kate Bingaman Burt katebingamanburt.com instagram.com/katebingburt AIGA Conference
 aiga.org/2016conference

In this episode, we spoke to designer, author, illustrator, artist, experimenter Timothy Goodman from New York. Recorded during the second day of the Adobe MAX conference in San Diego we took some time away from activities to sit with Tim and talk through his recent projects and his thoughts on design as a practice, not a profession. Tim is well known for his collaborations with Jessica Walsh on the cult 40 days of dating and the more recent 12 kinds of kindness in which they explored projects to increase their understanding of empathy. Tim’s second book, The Sharpie Workshop explores his love of the permanent markers and how they have influenced his work and writing. Unfortunately, Flyn had to run for a flight but our good friend Frankie Ratford (from The Design Kids) was able to fill in. tgoodman.com instagram.com/timothygoodman Lynsey Addario lynseyaddario.com Janet Echelman echelman.com Quentin Tarantino tinyurl.com/jfpthm8 Collins wearecollins.com 40 days of dating fortydaysofdating.com 12 kinds of kindness 12kindsofkindness.com Sharpie Workshop tinyurl.com/gvnyxn9 The Design Kids thedesignkids.org

EP48 with Dan Stiles on Letting Things Unfold   In this episode, we spoke to designer and illustrator Dan Styles from Portland, Oregon.   This was recorded during the Adobe MAX conference where we were surrounded by some international superstars, so we broke some of own rules and made Dan our first non-ANZ guest. We also took the opportunity to give a quick run down of what we were seeing on the first day of the conference and how we were feeling about it.   Dan is best known for his music posters which have been recently collected into a book entitled ‘One thing leads to another’ which perfectly sums up his creative process and approach to life. We also speak about Portland and it’s creative community, the need to keep connected, children’s books and how terror keeps us going.   danstiles.com instagram.com/danstiles   Dan’s book danstiles.com/mainshop/anpggqyeioi3dnszrmxfi0tuttwkiq Dan Stiles Adobe MAX talk tinyurl.com/zs4axn8   Rocket Magazine historyoftherocket.wordpress.com   Art Chantry spd.org/2015/03/interview-art-chantry.php   Coop theartofcoop.com   Frank Kozik frankkozik.net   Put on your shoes danstiles.com/mainshop/put-on-your-shoes Draplin draplin.com