This episode explores how geometry, pressure, and culture converge to shape the evolving forms of Martian architecture—revealing how design emerges not from invention, but from adaptation.

Chris Do called one of the most iconic sports logos “garish.” But here’s the truth: the only thing ugly about the Under Armour logo is how designers keep confusing personal taste with design. This isn’t about one logo, one critique, or one YouTuber. It’s about the dangerous way our industry lets opinions outweigh principles and why that mindset is killing real graphic design. Here’s the part that’ll sting: most designers would’ve agreed with him. Because too many of us still judge work by ho...

After years of experience in the world of home building, Paul’s seen A LOT. In this episode, we get his insights and lessons learned from job-site challenges and successes. In the episode: Unexpected problems with innovative solutions An on-site decision that changed the final outcome for the better Seemingly unplanned occurrences that come up consistently for clients (perhaps not so unplanned after all) How Paul decides whether or not to stick with the plan or pivo...

Architects have always been advocates for design solutions, but as global challenges grow, so too does pressure on architects to stand up and do more.Jennifer McMaster is a founding director of architectural practice Trias and the recipient of the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2024 National Emerging Architect Prize. Across her work, she consciously advocates for environmentally responsible design. In this episode, Jen shares insight on how she balances advocacy with the realities of practice,

In this episode, Jess and her talented team at J. Miles Design sit down to chat about all things interior design, from the trends they secretly love to the design faux pas that make them cringe. They also open up about what makes J. Miles Design stand out as a firm and why they love working together as a team. You’ll get to know the faces behind the brand, including Ellie, the operations manager and head designer; Jenny, who has been with Jess for over five years and helps with local projects;

Most people acknowledge that there is a housing crisis in this country. There is less agreement on why and how it should be tackled. Kevin Drayton sets out some thoughts on a number of possible causes for this long standing problem.

The​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ timeless elegance of a beautifully made cake knife set is an amazing gift that wedding gifts will keep forever. The episode of Inox Artisans goes deep into how considerate presents can make a simple tradition last longer in the memories. Find out what a cake knife set wedding means to be practical and to have a deep significance - from the high-quality craftsmanship and design to the personalization and the way it is presented. Be a part of Inox Artisans celebrations of the

Want to take your UX career to the next level and be seen as a strategic, influential designer?In this episode, we dive into how mid-career UX designers can build influence, lead with strategy, and make their work unforgettable. Learn why storytelling is the key to communicating your design decisions clearly, and discover how connecting your work to business goals can elevate your impact across your team and organization. I share actionable tips for presenting your work with clarity and confidence,

From an American woman’s heartfelt act of baking a Palestinian flag cake, to Angelina Jolie’s possible plan to build a shelter for orphans in Gaza, and the viral photo that turned out to be fake, this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show explores stories of compassion, hope, and how misinformation continues to shape global conversations about Palestine.

In today’s episode, Bahrain is in the spotlight with the Asian Youth Games, welcoming athletes from around the world and highlighting the Kingdom’s safe and vibrant community. We dive into the story of a Japanese athlete and influencer experiencing Bahrain firsthand, celebrate the Kingdom’s six medals so far, and cover a recent arrest of a man and woman for a gold theft, showing how seriously authorities enforce the law. Lots of exciting and important stories packed into one episode!

Wondering how long it takes to master tattooing? A tattoo artist course can help you gain skills, confidence, and hands-on experience faster. Learn proper techniques, safety practices, and creative tips from professionals. Start your journey to becoming a skilled tattoo artist today.Read Blog: https://blogpulseguru.com/how-long-does-it-take-to-learn-tattooing/

Keep your face portrait tattoos vibrant with expert aftercare advice. Tips for long-lasting clarity, color, and precision. Learn how daily care and protection extend the life of your tattoos. Simple habits can help maintain sharp details and bold lines.Read Blog: https://nycityus.com/view/keep-your-face-portrait-tattoos-sharp--expert-aftercare-secrets

The Fabric Remembers: A Lesson in Creative Awareness Embracing Creative Awareness Through Fabric In this episode of the Textile Creative Podcast, Virginia Wygal discusses the concept of creative awareness, exploring how the materials we work with serve as a living archive of our creative journey. She considers how remnants and scraps of fabric are not just leftovers, but evidence of our growth and evolution as makers. Virginia shares her own experiences and the lessons learned from

We speak to Andy Wheel, Director of Production Design at JLR at Range Rover House Daylesford. Hear how a strong brand identity and an innovative approach to design continue to drive the brand forward.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Covered in this instalment of 'The Creativity Diary':Optimism returns Where did all the good websites go? Trends v unknown As ever supported by Illustration X https://illustrationx.com Work with me through the 'PIT STOP' one-stop creativity foundational coaching session now at https://thecreativecondition.com See the brand new illustrator-specific coaching offer now Access creativity resources, including books, a reading list, and 300+ podcasts at https://thecreativecondition.com Help the

Send us a text Want a clear path from creative spark to shipped product? We’re opening the studio doors and sharing the exact systems that turn sketches into physical goods, classes, and sustainable income. After a burst of community events and a busy month, I’m launching a streamlined Patreon built for artists, dreamers, and entrepreneurs who want practical support without the fluff. We walk through why a single, creator-first tier keeps things simple and focused: weekly Q&A threads, on...

A short bonus episode showcasing a few stand out moments from this weeks guest interview with Haraldur Thorleifsson Daring Creativity. Daring Forever. Podcast with Radim Malinic Show questions or suggestions to desk@daringcreativity.com Latest books by Radim Malinic Mindful Creative: How to understand and deal with the highs and lows of creative life, career and business Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFc Free audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-audioboo...

From Air Force One touching down in Doha to Qatar’s National Museum hitting the big 5-0, today's updates include Trump’s surprise stop and his wild compliment for the Amir, the natural museum’s golden anniversary celebrations, and Qatar's inclusivity with its mosques, churches, and multicultural spirit.#lovindoha #lovindohashow #lovinAI

Send us a text We share a practical framework for building trustworthy AI products and apply it to Joy, an agent that plans a full concert trip. Five pillars—competence, transparency, predictability, alignment and resilience—turn hesitant users into confident delegators. • the shift from usability to trust as the primary interface • the origin story of the trust builder framework • competence through clarification, confirmation and visible progress • transparency with leading reasons, proces...

In this episode of White House Makeover, sardonic architect Jasper Quill follows the money behind Trump's proposed White House renovation. Who's funding the nine-hundred-person ballroom? What do private donors expect in return for reshaping American democratic symbolism? Jasper dissects the incomplete donor lists, the corporate interests involved, and the troubling shift from public accountability to private influence. With his characteristic blend of architectural expertise and dark wit, he