In this episode, host John Kudos sits down with Lynne Yun and Kevin Yeh, the duo behind Space Type, a Brooklyn-based type foundry and design studio working across typography, computation, and hands-on publishing.From type design and calligraphy to generative tools, risograph printing, and teaching, Lynne and Kevin share how their very different backgrounds shaped a practice that resists easy categorization. They talk about learning through making, navigating client work while protecting personal curiosity, and why some of the most meaningful projects begin as experiments with no clear outcome.The conversation explores mentorship, community-building, and the importance of creating work that feels sustainable, joyful, and honest over time. A thoughtful look into how contemporary designers can move fluidly between analog and digital worlds without losing their sense of craft.

In this episode, host John Kudos sits down with Mulyana, a remarkable crochet artist from Indonesia known for his larger-than-life yarn installations and global exhibitions. From humble beginnings in Bandung to showcasing immersive textile art across United States, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Australia, and more. Mulyana shares how he crafts vibrant underwater worlds and emotional landscapes using yarn, recycled plastic, and performance.

In this episode, host John Kudos sits down with Pinot and Dita—a dynamic creative duo blending art, animation, and family into one seamless adventure. From Indonesia to New York, they’ve carved out a unique path, embracing old-school tech, DIY magic, and the joy of making things together with family. Pinot’s hand-drawn animations have landed on Into the Spider-Verse, Stranger Things, and even a Fatboy Slim concert, while Dita’s surface design work has graced brands like Disney+, Biore, and Keen USA.They open up about navigating life as immigrants, raising a creative family, and how limitations fuel their artistry. Whether it’s stop-motion with post-its, stitching upcycled fabrics, or turning analog quirks into digital magic, Pinot and Dita prove that fun is the best foundation for great work.

In this episode of Kudos AM/PM, host John Kudos sits down with Martin Flores, a graphic designer exploring the boundaries between liminality, humor, and public space interventions.

Martin shares his unconventional path—from studying industrial design at NJIT to finding his creative voice at MICA, where he developed a thesis centered around liminality. He dives into his fascination with graffiti, street art, and culture jamming, and how his work challenges traditional design norms through pranks, humor, and interactive installations.

In this episode, host John Kudos sits down with Zipeng Zhu—a bold, colorful designer on a mission to “make every day a razzle-dazzle musical.” Zipeng shares his journey from student in China to celebrated NYC creative, opening up about navigating life as a queer immigrant, defying minimalism, and staying authentic in his vibrant, unapologetic design work.

In this episode, host John Kudos dives into the fascinating world of sustainable design with Julia Marsh, the CEO and Co-founder of Sway, a company making waves in material innovation.

In this episode John Kudos chats with Mark De Winne, a Singaporean type designer and educator. They discussed the launch of Type Design Asia, a program dedicated to empower the rising type design communities in South East Asia through accessible education and mentorship.

Mark was the head of Relay Room, a design shop in Singapore, but found his way to the Type and Media program at the Royal Academy of Art (Netherlands) and Type@Cooper program at the Cooper Union in New York where he met his typography mentors catapulted his journey.

In this episode, John Kudos chats with David Jon Walker, a designer and lettering artist producing politically-charged work as a Black designer with 3 kids, a stylus, and a French bulldog.

In this episode, John Kudos chats with world beatbox champion Enzo Fumex, better known as RIVER'. Enzo discusses his rigorous training to master his techniques, how he makes a living beatboxing, the 'fifth element' of hip-hop, and his hypnotic new EP "Your Eyes." Learn about the vibrant beatboxing community and how Enzo balances his passion for beatboxing with his exploration of music production.

In this follow-up session, John Kudos engages more deeply with Ola Baldych, Director of Design & Exhibitions at Poster House, about resilience and the detailed story of how she got her first job. They also celebrate Poster House's win in the Environmental Design category at the PRINT Awards 2024 and KUDOS Design Collaboratory's recognition as Agency of the Year.