What's The Point Creative Podcast

On this episode we discuss Typetopia’s best logo awards, possible change or revert in logo design, new descriptive logo research findings, companies giving too much control to customers due to people voices being louder than ever and will so much stock be placed in pleasing the consumers over the upcoming decades?

On this episode we discuss Tesla’s low poly Cybertruck brutalism design, Elon Musk’s adopted masterplan, the £100 “refundable” deposits, potential safety flaws and tests which may alter the 2022 release design. Finally we share our thoughts on the removal of Blue Story from cinemas.

On this episode we discuss the roll out of Instagram hiding likes, how it will change the relationship between influencers, brands and the platform and is it too late for this to help with the mental health of the users. Finally should there be a scoring system for university students to rate lecturers?

On this episode we discuss IKEA x Virgil Abloh “MAKERAD” collection, was this a genius collaboration and possibilities of an Off-White spinoff line. We also debate Kanye West’s holiness as “Jesus Is King” released, biblical influenced clothing, has months of Sunday Services come to fruition and is this new Kanye here to stay?

On this episode we discuss how a no-deal Brexit could affect designers, studios and businesses overall within the UK. Why creatives should not worry too much and Chris reveals how far back Boris’s buffoonery goes.

On this episode we talk about the new iPhone’s, Apple’s very complicated approach when it comes to names, their expanding product range to cater for everyone’s preference and needs. Finally are we now seeing phone cameras approaching the same level as DSLR cameras?

On this episode we share our thoughts on Netflix releasing series all in one go, the release schedule not catering for the target country and if reverting back to the build momentum weekly release formula would actually be more beneficial for both the subscriber and the platform itself.

On this episode we discuss if it is important for creatives to have a CV, how honest should we really be within this document and does it really matter if you have a solid portfolio. Finally Ty gets a few things off his chest about recruiters.

On this episode we discuss our thoughts on why August is typically slow for creatives, how you can use this time to revamp your skill set, start a personal project or even take up a new hobby non related to your field to give your creativity a rest. Finally we briefly touch on the Amazon rainforest situation.

On this episode we discuss our experience with an end of year show, what we learned, problems we faced prior to the show, the benefits of taking part and to attending these events creative faculties hosts.