Adventures In Design

Jason Edmiston shares how he has once again gotten stuck inside a project he can't get out of, and Brickey offers advice on how Jason should take more control of his project schedule.

Today In The Circle of Trust

The guys share what they see to be the actual value of social media.

Don't forget Growcase Big Book of Inspiration Special Edition LOGOS, EMBLEMS & CRESTS is available for download today at GarmCompany.com. Use the code AID to save 20%.

Old friend of the show Connie Collingsworth stops by the show to talk about the current state of the music industry and country music.

In today's episode, Brickey asks everyone, "What's The Best Thing You Lost, And The Best Thing You Gained From Surviving The 2020 Global Pandemic" and helps a Circle of Trust member understand how to work with their partner to make the full-time freelance leap of faith, stay busy wile mending a broken heart, and a social experiment that went wrong.

All Circle of Trust members are welcome to join the recording session every Tuesday to share the problems and solutions. Join today at the AID.network

We kick off the summer season but first, look back at the global branding and marketing disaster that was the global pause demic and the projects that both Emir and Brickey launched over the forced downtime of last year. Emir shares how Procreate has helped him get back into being more of a traditional illustrator and how each of us has a unique set of tools that help us solve our creative problems.

To Hear Part Two Of Today's Episode Please Visit: https://aid.network/

In today's episode, the guys' hang out and talk about how better marketing, branding, and, yes, design could have changed how America navigated the pandemic. We break down new artwork for Cliff Bar and discuss the music industry back for designers. Circle of Trust, make sure to listen to the end where the guys announce something fun coming only for members at AID.network.

Jeremy Slagle is skillful at graphic design, typography, branding, and illustration but what he may have over every other person in his career is communication with prospective clients. Today's conversation is about the conversation of getting new clients to understand your creative process. Even though Jeremy can hang with anyone on design skills, this is where he's clearly in the first place.

To Hear Part Two Of Today's Episode Please Visit: https://aid.network/

Balancing their art career, making fine art, prints, murals, working in the film industry, and now with the Family- Atlas and their wife adopted three kids in 2013 from LA - has its rewards and challenges. Atlas made life-altering moves over the last year, and even though your actions may not be as big as theirs, so much inspiration to be gained from someone who made the worst of times, the best possible way to make the rest of their life, the life they want to live.

Part Two: https://aid.network/

Wayne Li is not only an first class designer and draftsman, but he’s an exceptional design thinker and today he shares with us the idea of problem framing. Wayne helps explain the fundamentals for successful commercial design and shares with us all how empathy is the new trend in design and how he hopes it’s here to stay.

Circle of Trust

Great design leadership, can it be taught? And exploring how the automotive industry has many examples of successful problem framing.

Our good friend Biggie of Good Fight Entertainment has decided to call it quits at 41 years young. Today's story is about setting your goals, crushing your expectations but then learning to listen to the voice inside your heart that tells you what matters the most.

Bad Design is podcast series with Dan Stiles and Mark Brickey focusing on where good ideas go wrong with bad design.

Today's Unlucky Topics:

Tesla Yoke Steering Wheel

De Branding

Empathy In Design

Face Masks

NFTs

Amazon Ap

Pandemic Pre Tipping

American Library

For More Information About Today's Episode Please Visit: https://aid.network/

For More Information About Dan Stiles: https://www.danstiles.com/