Master of One Network

We're gearing up for Crop BR but not without leaving you a fresh pot of pop goodness to enjoy. From eating eggs to eating people, we're serving up a tasty episode filled with Shadow Tactics, Buckaroo Banzai, CJ Hendry, Barry, Ready Player One inspiration and more. It'll go down smooth, we promise. Cheers!

The Masters sit down with veteran graphic designer, typography master and founder of Crop conference Matt Dawson aka Stay Gray, Ponyboy and discuss his work + Crop 2018! Matt is not one for sitting still, and is always looking for way of doing more. This is a man driven toward doing great things and not letting anything get in the way. Oh yeah... GO GET YOUR TICKET

How would I sum up this episode? I can't. There's just too darn much of it. Read the show notes for the full list and for now let me use this time to make you an offer. Go pick up your ticket for Crop BR and save $20 off at checkout by using the promo code 'Mof1'. This event is going to recharge and excite you like no other. Plus, it's in Baton Rouge so what's not to love. Visit http://www.cropbr.com/ to make it happen. We'll see ya there.

Our friend Dave Clayton introduced us to Gordon and we couldn't be more thankful. Gordon Reid is an incredibly talented Art Director and artist - with a pedigree many would be jealous of - that decided to pursue his own thing aka Middle Boop. He possesses a quick wit and equal love of levity. We are thankful to talk with Gordon about his time at Saatchi & Saatchi, his transition into public speaking, and the 2 beers that were 4 beers too short. Just listen.

Cute is an understatement. Jerrod Maruyama - who at this point has nearly been on more episodes than Patrick - is on mic with us giving us an early preview of his upcoming gallery show. Certainly Jerrod's work never disappoints, and this show with Oh Sew Nerdy is no exception. Get your wallets warmed up, everyone. Additionally, we talk Deadwood 1876 from Facade Games and a history of Martin Scorsese mob films.

You just never know who you're gonna run into. A chance meeting in Orlando has turned into a fast friendship with the very talented and knowledgeable JC Richard. Today we sit down to hear more about JC's early work, balancing details and focus, serving the story well and staying the course. One of our favorites.

Ignore those two girls from from Thoroughbreds... make peace, not war. In addition to these two topics, we're talking Fortnite + mobile + cross-play (get it together, Sony) and breaking down the basics of contracts. It's a bit on respecting others and helpful guidelines to help with reciprocation. Something like that. And if you don't know it by now, Andrew Kolb never fails to bring us goodness. Peace!

This episode has been a long time coming and we couldn't be more excited to sit down with the supremely talented Joey Ellis. While we had intended to take a look at the breadth of Joey's work, the topic of Leaky Timbers was just too dang fascinating. We take a deep dive into the history behind the characters and pitch video and discuss what you can expect from Joey Ellis and Luke Flowers at Creative South 2018. We'll just have to have Joey back to continue the discussion. Can't wait.

The beast has been slain. After much to much talk of D&D, we take a look at the screen and talk Dirty Money and Game Night. We detour into component based web design, show off the game Kill the Unicorns (available for pre-order on Kickstarter) and then wrap it all up with a review of Annihilation. Gangnam style.

A magical time indeed. We are happy to sit down with our new pretend friends, Anna and Daniel. This talented duo of illustrators creates absolutely magical work while also being married at the same time. Work plus family doesn't always mix, but these two pull it off smoothly. It's a great interview with great insight into doing great work as a couple.

Just take a listen to the show while you're waiting for Vero to come back online (It might be a while). Today we review Molly's Game, talk through City of Mist and unpack the costume choices that make some films more bearable while ruining others. It's vero intertaining. Too much?

One is the loneliest number... and we can't have that. Today we pick up the Keymaster Games conversation with Kyle Key, the other half of the amazing game duo. Through a tough situation, Kyle decided to pursue the thing he loved and put aside everything else. Today we unpack the situation that created Keymaster Games, retro Claims of Gold, and discuss the history that brings us their newest offering, Space Park.

Well, it's official, Black Panther is breaking all the records. We're on the heels of it's earth-shaking opening weekend talking what we liked ...along with a couple things we didn't. We also recap our Mof1 Orlando Meetup (huge shout to everyone that joined) and breakdown the game Captain Sonar. Big shouts this episode to Doc Reed and Allie Moreno.

Honesty is always very welcome with us. Today we sit down with Ashlee, a confident and self-made hand letterer extraordinaire. Ashlee talks with us about building a business from nothing and balancing the mandates of motherhood with the demands of clients. It's a motivating and not often discussed look at being a parent and high-level creative.

Wishing you were here. Today we are somewhere lost in a theme park still riding the high from the latest Mof1 meetup. Before departing we put together another episode full of current creative goodness including: Clank! In! Space!, Trollhunters Mystery Minis, Water Effects, Paper Girls, The Cloverfield Paradox, Bunny Kingdom and Tide. Enjoy the show and come see us at Crop BR and Creative South.