Bloomerangas Podcast

Amy Hood is the co-founder of Hoodzpah Design, a studio she runs with her twin sister, Jennifer. Their work is rooted in bold typography, playful humor, and a distinctly Californian style.

In this talk, Amy shares insights into the unique aesthetic of her studio, the dynamics of working with her twin sister, and the importance of community in building a successful design business—with all the messy, human, hilarious moments that come with it.

Check out Amy's and Hoddzpah design work: https://hoodzpahdesign.com & https://www.instagram.com/hoodzpahdesign/

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In this episode, we explore the question: “How to avoid creative burnout?”

We talk about why burnout often shows up when you’re creating for external rewards — and how everything shifts when your work aligns with your values and calling.

We also dive into the role of self-care, rest, and finding a way of working that truly fits your personality.It’s a reminder that sustainable creativity comes from balance, alignment, and knowing what fuels you.

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David Sedgwick is the founder of Studio DBD, an independent design studio based in Manchester. For over two decades, he has shaped the city’s creative identity through branding projects, exhibitions, and collaborations that celebrate people as much as design itself.

In this talk, David Sedgwick explores how human connection sits at the heart of both his work and life, emphasizing the importance of slowing down, staying close to people, and finding balance between creativity and everyday living. He opens up about curating exhibitions between Manchester and Barcelona, the lessons that shaped him, and the need to stay grounded amid the rapidly shifting landscape of design in the age of technology.

Check out David Sedgwick’s work: https://www.instagram.com/studiodbd/

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In this episode, we explore the question: “How to stay consistent when creating?”

We dive into what it really takes to keep showing up for your creative projects — especially the long-term ones. From finding the right balance between structure and flexibility to creating systems that support your flow.

We talk about the importance of clarity, how structure can actually free your creativity (not cage it), and why patience and adaptability are key ingredients for bringing big visions to life.

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Monika Bielskyte is the founder of Protopia Futures and currently serves as Futurist in Residence at Nike (Embodied Futures: Storyworld Design and Strategy). She is also a futurist advisor to Climate Spring and Inclusive AI Lab, as well as a member of EY’s Luminary Expert Circle.

In this talk, Monika unpacks what it truly means to be a futurist — exploring how our values, stories, and embodied experiences shape the futures we design. From life-centric innovation to prototyping futures, she reveals how we can move beyond tech hype to imagine futures grounded in humanity, creativity, and care for all life.

See more of Monika Bielskytė’s work on https://www.instagram.com/monikabielskyte/ & https://www.instagram.com/protopiafutures/

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In this episode, we explore the question: “What if the version of success I used to chase no longer excites me?”

We dive into the evolving meaning of success — how it’s often shaped by family, culture, and society, and how we can redefine it on our own terms. We also touch on the cycles of desire, the courage it takes to let go of old definitions, and the freedom that comes with aligning your creative path with what genuinely lights you up. ✨

If you’re in a moment of redefinition, our Self-Reflection Cards are the perfect companion. They’ll help you explore where you are now, what truly matters to you, and what kind of success feels right for the next chapter of your creative quest.

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Verónica Fuerte is the founder and creative director of Hey Studio in Barcelona — celebrated for its bold use of color, geometric forms, and clean visual storytelling. Her work has attracted collaborations with major clients such as Apple, Google, and The New York Times.

In this episode, Verónica opens up about her creative journey — how she shaped her signature style, built a collaborative studio culture, and continues to nurture authenticity in a world driven by trends and technology. She also shares what it’s like to lead an all-female team, balance motherhood with a thriving creative career, and build brands that truly stand the test of time.

Check out Hey Studio work: https://heystudio.es & https://www.instagram.com/heystudio/ ✨

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In this episode, we explore the question: “How do I turn my creativity into something that supports me financially?”

We dive into the intersection of creativity and financial sustainability — unpacking the mindset shift from self-focused creation to serving others. Also, we explore the delicate balance between pursuing creative passion and meeting financial responsibilities, while sharing practical strategies for monetizing creative work.

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In this episode, we explore the Italian artists and designs in the realms of graphic, product, and architectural design. From the optimism of the post-war Golden Era to the bold experiments of Radical Design, we’ll discover how the visionaries of the 20th century shaped Italy’s creative identity.

Want to dive deeper? Check out our Design Rewind article here: 👉 https://karalyte.com/design-rewind-italian-design/

You’ll find even more inspiring examples — from legendary and emerging designers, along with an exploration of Italian fashion, interior design, and more.

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Eglė Plytnikaitė is a Lithuanian illustrator, recognized for her distinctive minimalistic yet bold style, often infused with a touch of vintage warmth. She has collaborated with major clients such as The New York Times, The Guardian, Bank of America, and the United Nations.

In this Talk on Creativity, Eglė reflects on developing her unique style and the challenges that come with it. She opens up about her transition from architecture to illustration, the shifting creative industry, the struggles beginner illustrators face today, and the practices that keep her grounded and inspired.

Check out Egle’s work: https://egle.plytnikaite.com https://www.instagram.com/egle.plytnikaite/✨

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