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Musketon on Passion Projects, Pushing Your Limits, & Adobe Illustrator
Musketon on Passion Projects, Pushing Your Limits, & Adobe Illustrator
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56 minutes
Released:
Jun 12, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
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Musketon on Passion Projects, Pushing Your Limits, & Adobe Illustrator
Often, as creatives, we take things too seriously and forget why we got started doing this in the first place.
We get obsessed with social vanity metrics to fuel our worth. Our happiness is often gauged by analytics and performance.
At the end of the day, we can’t lose sight of how much fun it is doing work that lights us up. We can still keep that artistic play and curiosity at the core, but implement some strategy behind it when hitting publish.
As my friend Michael Fugoso AKA The Fugstrator says, “Think like an artist, but execute like a designer.”
Today’s guest is someone who uses passion projects to push his limits and attract new work. He treats his work like play, which leads to working with massive brands like Nike, Hypebeast, Mazda, MTV, and Coca-Cola.
I’m talking about Bert Dries, a guru when it comes to all things Vector and Adobe Illustrator.
Today, Bert and I cover topics like:
Getting to where he is today
Challenging yourself and pushing your limits
The importance of intention + concepts + context
Investing in yourself and passion projects
His biggest tips and plugins for Adobe Illustrator plus more
He’s also an open book and loves to share what he knows, which is why I want to hype his Skillshare class he recently came out with—his process of how to Design with Textures in Illustrator.
If you’re needing a little extra fire to push yourself and your work to the next level, then this ‘sode with Musketon was made for you.
Enjoy This Episode?
If you enjoyed and found this episode value, I need your help spreading it! Please, share a screenshot or video of the episode you're listening to and tag me on Instagram at @prspctv_cllctv and @perspectivepodcast—and let’s connect.
Shownotes
Connect with Bert Dries of Musketon: Instagram | Website | Behance | Dribbble
Get 2 months of Skillshare free by signing up for his Working with Textures Class
Astute Plugins for Adobe Illustrator
Download your FREE Side Hustler's War Chest
Get your FREE audiobook download from Audible
Join our Private Global Facebook Community of Creators
Listener of the Week: blahblah0747 usa
Podcast Editor: Aine Brennan
Shownotes Editor: Paige Garland
Video Editor: Colton Bachar
Podcast music: Blookah
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Often, as creatives, we take things too seriously and forget why we got started doing this in the first place.
We get obsessed with social vanity metrics to fuel our worth. Our happiness is often gauged by analytics and performance.
At the end of the day, we can’t lose sight of how much fun it is doing work that lights us up. We can still keep that artistic play and curiosity at the core, but implement some strategy behind it when hitting publish.
As my friend Michael Fugoso AKA The Fugstrator says, “Think like an artist, but execute like a designer.”
Today’s guest is someone who uses passion projects to push his limits and attract new work. He treats his work like play, which leads to working with massive brands like Nike, Hypebeast, Mazda, MTV, and Coca-Cola.
I’m talking about Bert Dries, a guru when it comes to all things Vector and Adobe Illustrator.
Today, Bert and I cover topics like:
Getting to where he is today
Challenging yourself and pushing your limits
The importance of intention + concepts + context
Investing in yourself and passion projects
His biggest tips and plugins for Adobe Illustrator plus more
He’s also an open book and loves to share what he knows, which is why I want to hype his Skillshare class he recently came out with—his process of how to Design with Textures in Illustrator.
If you’re needing a little extra fire to push yourself and your work to the next level, then this ‘sode with Musketon was made for you.
Enjoy This Episode?
If you enjoyed and found this episode value, I need your help spreading it! Please, share a screenshot or video of the episode you're listening to and tag me on Instagram at @prspctv_cllctv and @perspectivepodcast—and let’s connect.
Shownotes
Connect with Bert Dries of Musketon: Instagram | Website | Behance | Dribbble
Get 2 months of Skillshare free by signing up for his Working with Textures Class
Astute Plugins for Adobe Illustrator
Download your FREE Side Hustler's War Chest
Get your FREE audiobook download from Audible
Join our Private Global Facebook Community of Creators
Listener of the Week: blahblah0747 usa
Podcast Editor: Aine Brennan
Shownotes Editor: Paige Garland
Video Editor: Colton Bachar
Podcast music: Blookah
—
Want to Support the Show?
Become a backer on Patreon
Leave an Apple Podcast Rating and Review
Share the show on social media or follow the Perspective Podcast Instagram
Subscribe via your favorite podcast player:
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Google Play Music
Overcast
Released:
Jun 12, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
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