Category: Interviews

Lily Hansen|Interviews

How Phillip Nappi Started a Design Business When the Learning Curve was “Everything”

“If you’re a likable person who likes other people, you can do anything.”

Lily Hansen|Interviews

“Doers get Noticed” and Other Truths from Photographer Jeremy Cowart

“Doers and people who are cranking it out all of the time get noticed.”

Lilly Smith|Interviews

Chain Letters: Sean Adams

The point regarding design history is about documentation. If the work is not documented and disseminated, it disappears.

Lilly Smith|Interviews

Chain Letters: Margaret Gould Stewart

Margaret Gould Stewart is Vice-President of Product Design at Facebook where she leads a global team of product designers and researchers for teams such as Artificial Intelligence and Privacy & Data Use.

Lily Hansen|Interviews

Tattoo Artist Elisheba Israel on Decision-Making in a Permanent Craft

“Learning to take risks is one of the best things I’ve ever done.”

Lily Hansen|Interviews

Illustrator Rebecca Green Sketches a Space to be Herself

The first of four profiles of creative people working in Nashville, this one focusing on children’s book illustrator Rebecca Green.

Lilly Smith|Interviews

Chain Letters: Arthur Cohen

I support a world in which design is not elevated and codified into some idealized “other,” but rather integrated into everyday practice that is just good business.

Lilly Smith|Interviews

Chain Letters: Randy J. Hunt

“There are examples of designs that were the spark of an innovation and there are examples of designs that added to and evolved an otherwise already innovative idea.”

Pamela Worth|Interviews

Three Billboards Outside New Haven

Hope for the best. Vote for science.

Lilly Smith|Interviews

Chain Letters: Grace Jun

“Design is way of seeing and a way of doing. A unique perspective and method that combined can lead to innovation.”

Lilly Smith|Interviews

Chain Letters: Zachary Lieberman

“Tools and jobs will always change but the fundamentals stay the same.”

Laetitia Wolff|Interviews

Antionette Carroll and Albert Shum: Learning through Action

Antoinette Carroll and Albert Shum, about the deep meanings, implications, and potential of designing for inclusivity.