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This week Carahna Magwood and Robyn Kanner, the Deputy Design Director and Senior Creative Advisor behind the Biden for President Campaign, dig into the use of typographic semiotics to mirror strategy, and discus the type system built to highlight Joe Biden's speech pattern like chords of a song. We continue the musical analogies while discussing how their role as an in-house creative team has shifted during the pandemic, and how the message evolves when a campaign grows. Lastly, we talk about feeding off the bad to fuel the good and having a strong community of unique backgrounds to help give perspective, voice, and knowing who you are. Oh… and of course we ask that you get out and VOTE!
This week Ashley Gutierrez, a junior producer at Fresh Tape, a sports media production company based in Denver, walks us through her role in a recent project between Twitter, HBCUs, and the NBA. She sees her role as the blueprint to everything – from the pitch, to planning, finding the right...
Published 06/22/22
This week, Patrick Drake, a product designer for Dealerware, an automotive tech company located in Austin, discusses how you can’t separate UI from UX because they inherently enhance each other towards a product’s overall goals. He discusses why demonstrating sound problem solving in your work...
Published 03/14/22