In this 1st Episode of the second series of my podcast Moments in Motion, I speak with the fascinating and very humane award winning artist and architectural colour specialist Sonia van de Haar.Over her 22 year career Sonia has taken her background in rural Australia, her studies in fine art and architecture and her passion for using the power of colour to convey a deep meaning of a place and its people and to support, guide, teach and heal anyone who comes into any of the environments she is

Dan Martensen is a portrait and fashion photographer whose work appears in Vogue, i-D and WSJ Magazine. He’s also the founder of It’s Bagels, bringing the New York-style bagel he grew up with to London.In this conversation, Dan talks about being uprooted from his childhood home at eleven, struggling to fit in at school, and learning to hide his sensitivity to get by.We discuss how those early experiences influenced his work as a photographer, his instinctive ability to connect with people,

We keep building for the average user, but the real friction lives at the edges where standard heuristics fail the bottom third of our audience. Patrick Neeman argues that we must respect Doherty’s threshold to keep humans in the loop long enough to catch AI errors, while Kai Wong suggests looking to farmers’ markets to design tangible, inclusive experiences for those with lower literacy. Meanwhile, the community is dissecting the subtle affordances of hover states and cross-platform iconography to

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What happens when a master potter decides to break all the rules?In the first of two episodes, Stephanie Rozene and Paul Greenhalgh explore the life and work of Peter Voulkos, the artist who helped transform American ceramics after the Second World War. From his Montana childhood and wartime service to his first encounter with clay, Voulkos begins as a brilliantly skilled traditional potter. But through teachers, fellow artists and the experimental world of 1950s America, he starts cutting, tearing

🗣 Гость: Екатерина Теплова - мастер по шитью из хлопкового шнураВ выпуске обсуждаем:💬 Плетёные сумки - пережиток прошлого или тренд?💬 Сумки из хлопкового шнура не для зимы?💬 Как продлить жизнь сумке ручной работы?💬 Куда бежать, если идей нет?💬 С кем дизайнеры сумок хотят и не желают коллабораций?и разрушаем мифы о шитье сумок из хлопкового шнура.Контакты для сотрудничества:Telegram - @gulnara_dakhivnikВКонтакте*Instagram *Компания Meta признана в РФ экстремистской организацией и запрещена.При

Andrea Herrera Jaramillo es consultora e investigadora en diseño y economía circular. Hablamos sobre un proyecto sobre hidrocarburos en Colombia, de energía y materiales. Pero también nos detuvimos a charlar de métodos como cartas o tarjetas para organizar discusiones, cartografías sociales para entender las necesidades e iniciativas que ya existen en las comunidades y un análisis fotográfico de fachadas. Esta entrevista les habla a los interesados por el patrimonio cultural y la energía renovable

Danielle Zdanowski and Devin Zdanowski are husband and wife, business partners, and, before any of that, friends. A year into building a jewelry brand out of their New York apartment, they came on the show to talk about how it started, what they got wrong, and why nobody can predict which piece will sell.At Present Founder Marc Bridge with Deux Amis Founders Danielle Zdanowski and Devin Zdanowski at the Hotel Chelsea, New York City.Deux Amis means “two friends,” and Dani and Devin insist that’s the

The Indi Collective highlights a candid approach to wedding photography that allows genuine moments to unfold naturally. Instead of making every photograph feel carefully staged, the focus is placed on real emotions, relationships, and spontaneous interactions. Wedding celebrations are filled with small moments that can become meaningful memories, including laughter, family reactions, quiet conversations, and emotional exchanges. The Indi Collective combines these authentic moments with thoughtful

🗣 Гости: Анна Авдеева, Анастасия Савченко, Александра Брагинская - художники, участницы ярмарки «Арт Россия», ученица студии живописи «Арт-веранда.дети»В выпуске обсуждаем:💬 Как доносить ценность своих картин и надо ли это делать в юном возрасте?💬 Как относятся к детскому творчеству на масштабных выставках?💬 Почему в детстве рисуют все, а художниками становятся единицы?💬 Что делать, чтобы не потеряться среди тысячи творческих работ?💬 Детское творчество - беззаботное и без глубокого смысла?и

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What do two successful designers admit when there is no guest to interview and the questions are coming straight back at them? Sarah Reid is the host of Her Design Her Story, and in this special episode of Behind the Design, Camilla Ingall and Sarah Reid turn the questions on each other, reflecting on the careers, shows, businesses and lessons that have shaped where they are today.As the conversation unfolds, they revisit the moments that challenged their confidence, changed their direction and made

Send us your feedback, thoughts or comments! Introduction In a small studio above McClay Street in Potts Point, Alexandra Kidd has spent more than 20 years shaping how Australian homes can feel. What began as a solo practice has grown, slowly and deliberately, into an all-women studio of twelve. But beneath the elegant, celebrated work sits a story most successful founders never tell: a breakdown at the end of 2018 that stopped her mid-conversation on a building site, and the slow, hone...

A Response to Howard Kuo's Essay on International Club Design Howard Kuo's Spring/Summer 2026 Forum essay argues that domestic private clubs have lessons to learn from international club models — and on several counts, he's correct. But the essay treats design as if design were the primary lever, when in reality it is a mid-level lever in a much larger system that includes business model, operational culture, labor economics, historical context, and membership identity. The stronger critique of the

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Why spend time examining—or even physically making—"BAD ART"? Is there something to be learned by making BAD ART?Jack kicks off the discussion with her signature college assignment: forcing students to imagine, write about, and physically build the worst piece of art possible to locate their personal "origin of disgust". The trio digs into what it means to experience true artistic disgust—not just mild disliking, but a visceral, blood-boiling reaction to work you feel shouldn't exist or be consumed

Text me and tell me what you think of this ep. Six Years In: Business, Family Seasons, and Using AI as a Support Tool (with Aiden) Host Rhiannon Lee introduces a 2024 catch-up conversation with her husband, Aidan, reflecting on how their family and her business have evolved into its sixth year, including the pressures of supporting other designers through her framework. She shares a new small-group live business-planning series for six women starting late October, focused on quarterly strat...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when an architect believes that a wealthy client’s “money is no object” assurance on a commission for a dream lakeside resort, results in chaos? In this episode we discover how unchecked hourly billing, endless design changes, and unspoken budgets can turn a glamorous project into a million-dollar, protracted legal ordeal. Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedInAccess our Risk Education LibrarySpeak with a Risk Services ...

Most business books tell you to fix your head. Guest Ryan Roghaar printed out a revenue goal, stuck it on his office wall, and read it every morning for a year. He ended the year exactly where he started and that's when he figured out belief was never the thing getting him into the room.Back on Mark It 2 Me for the first time since Episode 2, the author of The Lid and co-host of Eggs! The Podcast breaks down the two halves of what stops people who are already good at what they do: the internal story