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Invisible Creature is a company with a desire to do work that is both ultra creative and ultra precise. Their design aesthetic permeates everything they do and it's made even more meaningful by the thread of nostalgia that is woven through it. Very few people are executing on this level. Killing it.

This episode is too hot to handle. We combine our around the table into one segment to talk Creative South recap while Patrick tries to down a Carolina Reaper... and it works for 10s of minutes until it doesn't. The Masters then talk Breaking Bad, Thor: Ragnarok, Bohnanza, Super Team Deluxe and more! Big thanks to @iamreedicus for joining us!

Mel loves to tell stories by weaving a creative thread through whole environments. These projects are big. And it's all built on a foundation of relational equity and strong personal values.

Let us tell you about all the awesome stuff happening before Creative South makes us go crazy with anticipation. We begin around the table talking Better Call Saul, The Loyal Subjects, Snatch and Kevin Jacobs Art. After we jump into the mechanics of the game Skull, dive deeper into an interview with Marc Hemeon on 5-minute logos and how these ideas impact artists and take a closer look at the new Power Rangers film. After you've enjoyed the episode, go signup for your Hot Seat at Creative South 2017!

Today we are joined by not one but two incredible artists. Marc and Jerrod set out to learn the benefit of collaboration through a more formal organizational structure. Listen as Jerrod and Marc talk about the Art Director / Designer relationship and how "slowing down" can ultimately speed up a project and lead to a better final piece.

Another week of toy, art and film love. After talk of Iron Fist, Richard Simmons, Baron Fig and The Visible Dunny by Jason Freeny, Tom Whalen takes over for another segment of Ten With Tom. After the jump, Patrick is happy to be back in the theatre enjoying the latest serving of Kong of the Skull Island variety. Luke is further expanding his board game collection with the stylish card game Ghooost!. Finally, Andrew has decided that smaller can be better and is impressed with the work of miniature sculpture & stencil artist Joshua Smith.

Marc Hemeon is a very talented designer and serial entrepreneur with a passion for helping other designers make money. Yes, you heard that right. Marc's 20+ years of experience with clients such as Google and Youtube have led him to understand that truly 'a rising tide lifts all boats'. In that vein, his latest project - Design Inc. - helps connect designers with clients while also offering personal education. The information is dense with tips and tricks that will shift your perspective and enhance the work you do.

This week, Andrew Kolb joins us for another segment of Calculated Comics with Kolb. After the jump, Luke introduces us to the world of Vast: the Crystal Caverns. I call the cavern! Patrick discusses the trend of brutalist web design and shows us an example of a big miss: TED2017. Andrew closes us out with his review of the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast. Hint, it's more Beast than Beauty.

If there was an episode that could change your working career, this might be it. Dustin Lee went from $35,000 in debt to running a severely successful online marketplace by giving away all of his trade secrets. It's amazing how forward thinking seemingly backward logic can be. Check out the episode and learn exactly how you can begin on the path toward passive income.