The Perspective Podcast | Grow Your Creative Brand
Summary: Do you want to pursue your creativity but are unsure where to start? Do you want to take your side project to the next level and attract clients? If so, then the Perspective Podcast is for you. Scotty Russell of Perspective-Collective wants to encourage you to scratch that creative itch as you don't know who you could impact when you share your work. Each week he dishes out short, fiery episodes to give you an extra push to make time to pursue something that's important to you. There will be adversity along the way, but these episodes are designed to keep moving your creative career forward. Keep showing up, keep putting in the work and keep creating...you got this!
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Adam and I go back to the early days of Instagram lettering where both of our work was dog shit. We become good friends over the years and I've watched him blossom to a point where he's full-time freelance landing clients like Lennox Air and Sharpie to name a few. He also does public speaking and teaches lettering workshops all while making sure he has ample enough time to disconnect from the daily hustle to enjoy life at a slow pace traveling.
In a world clouded in a mist of negativity, sometimes you find a bright pocket of positivity. That bright pocket (really I'm thinking hot pocket) of positivity is no other than terrific trio of the Master of One Podcast. Today we discuss: - How they created a platform to spotlight other creatives - Pushing your side hustle to a full-time reality - Not being afraid to ask for help - Being consistent, not perfect - Getting the scoop on the hottest games and films you can feast on
My buddy Ben Hagarty, aka BenRealVsWorld knows a thing or two about creating content. He’s in LA as a content creator for the likes of Schoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar, Chris Brown, Mary J. Blige, EA Sports and Madden Football. In this episode we talk about: - Saying yes and figuring it out on the fly - Getting a taste in order to take a leap - Bringing value and being consistent - Telling stories and creating an experience with content - Taking initiative and being willing to do what others won't
Mark operates under the name PPRWRK Studio and runs PSTypeLab which is a Type Foundry and home for his products. His Instagram will make your brain hurt in the all right ways with his ambigrams, encrypted messages and wild experiments. In today’s episode, Mark gives you a permission slip to: • constantly play • share unpolished work • break the rules • push the boundaries • create things you want to see • and so much more...
Rise up to whatever challenges come your way this year. Be prepared for your opportunities or build your own doors. Stake your claim and take it.
The hard times in life help us stay humbled, challenged and appreciate the good times. Here are 12 lessons learned in 2017 through the shit & sunshine.
This week I want to present to you Dominique Falla of the Typism Global Lettering Community. Its blossomed into a massive Instagram account, a conference, a book and an online summit which you’ll hear more about in the show. She’s also a Passion Weaver, Speaker, Author, Typographer and has completed tactile string typography commissions for brands like Google, Bing, Penguin, Random House and Woolworths, among others. Dominique is a straight up rock star and drops some serious wisdom in this episod
Today's guest is Tony Diaz. head honcho of the artist-run, award-winning screen print shop specializing in apparel and flatstock, Industry Print Shop in Austin, TX. They work with some of the biggest names in the industry like Goodtype, Morning Breathe, James Victore and Draplin to name a few. Learn how to create your own luck by building your own doors for opportunity to knock on.
In this episode, we chat with Dustin Lee of Retro Supply Co. about: - Making and creating things you wish you saw in the world. - Decision making and finding ways to stand out. - Taking action when your back is against the wall. - How digital products should be just as attractive as physical products. - The benefits of collaborating and building relationships. - Practical steps for creating and launching your first product.
Don't you wish there was a magic pill you could take to get whatever you wanted in life? I know, me too. However, here are 3 reasons to appreciate the slow and steady grind of your creative career.
When you have gratitude in the mix, you attract countless opportunities in life. Give thanks for what you have to open the doors to new possibilities. This episode gives you several steps and book recommendations of how showing and focusing on gratitude can manifest a positive change in your life.
After attending Pop-Up Crop in Austin, TX, I felt inspired and fired up to finish up the year strong. I'm sharing my top 3 takeaways from designers like Jason Craig, Tony Diaz and Lauren Dickens. You'll be sure to have a creative pep in your step to finish the week.
Sports and creativity have more in common than you think. Focusing on the next play means bouncing back and responding when something doesn't go as planned.
Brad Weaver and Tara Victoria of The Banner Years recently created a side project that's focused on mental health within the creative community. This project is called The Shore and is dedicated to providing resources to those wanting to deal or learn about the connection of creatives living with anxiety and depression. They also have a passion for helping creatives be vulnerable, fight comparison and accept their true authentic selves within their story.
It can be hard to find your people when you're isolated in your little bubble. Conferences like Creative Works are key to getting out of your comfort zone building the right relationships to have a thriving creative career.
