In episode 18, Dan chats with Jared Erondu. Jared is the head of design at Lattice and he's also building a Q&A platform for designers called Playbook. Additionally, he's the co-host of High Resolution, a video series on design.

In this episode we dig into the origin story of Playbook, what Jared's trying to accomplish at Lattice, why sharing knowledge is key to growing the design community, the idea behind the High Resolution video series, dealing with burnout, maintaining a healthy lifestyle while still getting work done, and more. A big thank you to Freshbooks for sponsoring this episode!

Our guest this week is Jon Contino. Jon is a very talented branding consultant, creative director and a monster of a design force. In this episode, we discuss Jon's process and his background, his new custom lettering workshop, the challenges of balancing design life with family life, how New York has influenced his designs, and more.

In our 16th Overtime episode, Dan chats with Danielle Evans—a visual artist, letterer, and designer from Columbus, Ohio. In this episode, Danielle recounts starting a design career during the recession and how she got the idea for food typography. Dan and Danielle also talk about talks about how she prepares for her food lettering pieces, the value of community, the temporary nature of her work, learning other skills like photography to support her work, and more. This episode is brought to you by [HelloSign](http://synd.co/2rT6q61).

Our guest on Overtime episode 15 is Rogie King. Rogie is a talented illustrator, designer, and developer and he's been a long time Dribbble member. Recently he's worked on NeonMob and Super Team Deluxe.

In this episode, we talk about how Rogie got into design, the origin story of Super Team Deluxe, the challenges of working alone, the benefits of collaboration, Rogie's plans for the future, and more.

Our guest this week is Aaron Draplin of [Draplin Design Co](http://draplin.com). He's usually based in Portland, Oregon, but he's currently on the road promoting his new book, [Pretty Much Everything](http://amzn.to/2rr0G7c).

In this episode, we chat about why speaking normally about graphic design can pay off, how Aaron uses Instagram, why he doesn't waste time policing the internet, why he believes everyone deserves great design, who inspires him, and the challenges of shipping merch and managing work while touring.

Our episode this week is brought to you by MyFonts.com.

Our guests for lucky episode 13 are [Amy](https://dribbble.com/amy_hoodlum) and [Jennifer Hood](https://dribbble.com/jenhood) of [Hoodzpah Design Co.](http://hoodzpahdesign.com/), a boutique branding firm specializing in bold, unapologetic design across print and web. They also run [Odds and Sods](https://oddsandsods.co), an online shop where they sell enamel pins, shirts, posters, and other unnecessary necessaries.

_This episode of Overtime is brought to you by [My Favorite Five](http://myfonts.com/newsletters), the brand new MyFonts newsletter series that profiles hardworking designers. In each issue, designers share their five go-to typefaces and a behind-the-scenes look at their process. Read the current issues of My Favorite Five and sign up for upcoming newsletters at [MyFonts.com/newsletters](http://www.myfonts.com/newsletters/)._

In our latest Overtime episode, Dan chats with Linda Eliasen—a designer, illustrator, art director, and all-around creative. Linda currently freelances in NYC, but before that, she worked at Ueno, Dropbox, Mailchimp, and Squarespace. In this episode, she shares her illustration workflow, a story about puppets, and what it's like to try something new.

*This episode of Overtime is brought to you by [SiteGround](https://www.siteground.com/dribbble). SiteGround offers web hosting crafted for the creative community. Whether you’re using a custom solution or a popular open-source software like WordPress, SiteGround has plenty of hosting options that your website can grow into. Overtime listeners get 50% off at [siteground.com/dribbble.](siteground.com/dribbble.)*

In episode 11 of Overtime, Dan chats with [Kelli Anderson](https://dribbble.com/kellianderson)—a tinkerer, designer, artist, printmaker, and all-around creative force in the design world. She's created some amazing projects including a paper record player and a book that's also a camera. They talked about the inspiration behind Kelli's unique design projects, how science plays a role in Kelli's work, her upcoming book, *[This Book Is a Planetarium: And Other Extraordinary Pop-Up Contraptions](https://www.amazon.com/This-Book-Planetarium-Extraordinary-Contraptions/dp/1452136211/ref=sr_1_1?sr=8-1&ie=UTF8&keywords=kelli%2Banderson&tag=wwwplaydrumsb-20&qid=1491837352)*, and more.

*This episode of Overtime is brought to you by [SiteGround](https://www.siteground.com/dribbble). SiteGround offers web hosting crafted for the creative community. Whether you’re using a custom solution or a popular open-source software like WordPress, SiteGround has plenty of hosting options that your website can grow into. Overtime listeners get 50% off at [siteground.com/dribbble](http://siteground.com/dribbble).

In episode 10 of Overtime, Dan chats with Fraser Davidson—an award-winning motion graphic designer and animator and one of the founding members of Cub Studio. Cub Studio has worked with big name clients like ESPN, the NFL, BBC, and more. Fraser and Dan discuss the recent resurgence of the GIF, Fraser's creative process and how he started Cub Studio, and a behind-the-scenes look at a few of Fraser's recent motion graphics. This episode is brought to you by SiteGround.

In our Overtime 9th episode, Dan chats with JP Boneyard, Creative Director of The Fifty-Nine Parks Print Series and producer of the National Poster Retrospecticus. JP shares what it's like to work with other designers, how he got into curating and hosting events at a young age, an in-depth explanation of the screen printing process, and more.