#The100DayProject: Explore Your Creativity

Andy J. Pizza is an American illustrator, podcaster, and public speaker. You may also know him as the founder of the much-loved podcast, Creative Pep Talk podcast. In this episode, Andy shares his boundless enthusiasm and lays down some wisdom on: reciprocity in creative work the key to finding your creative voice working it out in the work how your art can make a bigger impact This podcast is sponsored by Going Graphic. Going Graphic specializes in logo design, print design, and marketing including social media management, email marketing, blog writing, and more. For a free consultation, visit goinggraphic.com and mention #The100DayProject.

Hope Meng is a graphic designer and branding studio founder with a focus on typography and lettering. In this episode, we talk about how to bring your different interests together (a big theme this season, lots of multi-passionate creatives!), sustaining long-term projects, and how to prioritize your project. This podcast is sponsored by Going Graphic. Going Graphic specializes in logo design, print design, and marketing including social media management, email marketing, blog writing, and more. For a free consultation, visit goinggraphic.com and mention #The100DayProject.

Nkechi is a talented multi-hyphenate – neuroscientist, mindfulness expert, choreographer. It's actually one of the reasons I invited her on the show. As a creative person with many interests, how do you bring them all together? Especially at this point in the project where it's not uncommon to lose a little steam (or maybe a lot of steam), how do you draw deeper? Elle says that this is when the project really starts – when you get bored, when you run out of ideas, when you have no idea how to continue – what do you do then? How do you show up for the things that really matter to you? Where to find Nkechi online: on Instagram @ndnlifestylist her website This podcast is sponsored by Going Graphic. Going Graphic specializes in logo design, print design, and marketing including social media management, email marketing, blog writing, and more. For a free consultation, visit goinggraphic.com and mention #The100DayProject.

Adam and Robyn are hilarious and insightful and we cover so much in this episode – how to create space to be yourself, higher powers, hoodies, Instagram culture, and more. About Adam + Robyn: Adam J. Kurtz (aka ADAMJK) is an artist and author. His books including 1 Page at a Time have been translated into over a dozen languages and his “very personal” work for clients like Facebook and Urban Outfitters has been featured in the New Yorker, VICE, Adweek and more. His latest book, Things Are What You Make of Them: Life Advice for Creatives is a handwritten essay collection that digs into the emotional realities of being any type of modern day creative person. Robyn Kanner is a storyteller with a focus in writing and design. Her writing on culture has appeared The New York Times, The Atlantic, Broadly, The Cut, and others. She’s led product design at Amazon and Etsy. In 2014, Robyn founded MyTransHealth to ease frustrating challenges trans people face finding quality healthcare. In 2018, she released Friends With Secrets. Robyn’s work has been featured in TechCrunch, Fast Company, The Verge, Business Insider, and Vox, to name a few. This podcast is sponsored by Going Graphic. Going Graphic specializes in logo design, print design, and marketing including social media management, email marketing, blog writing, and more. For a free consultation, visit goinggraphic.com and mention #The100DayProject.

Windy Chien is best known for her 2016 work, The Year Of Knots, in which she learned a new knot every day for a year. Her work ranges in size from a knot that can fit in the palm of a child's hand to majestic, room-sized installations that are sought after by private collectors. Following long careers at Apple and in the music industry, she launched her studio in 2015. Select clients include IBM, the Four Seasons, and the National Geographic Society, and her work has been covered by Wired, The New York Times and Martha Stewart. In 2017, Facebook acquired an edition of The Year of Knots. Windy’s book about her work will be published by Abrams in 2019. In this episode, Windy and Lindsay talk about what makes a good long-form project, how to define success for yourself and your project, and more. This podcast is sponsored by Going Graphic. Going Graphic specializes in logo design, print design, and marketing including social media management, email marketing, blog writing, and more. For a free consultation, visit goinggraphic.com and mention #The100DayProject.