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Passion is What You're Willing to Suffer for With Jason Craig
Passion is What You're Willing to Suffer for With Jason Craig
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Length:
58 minutes
Released:
Jul 19, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
This week on the show we have the talented designer, illustrator, speaker and just a kickass friend, Jason Craig.
Jason operates out of Augusta, GA and currently is the Senior Designer for the Westobou Festival in Augusta.
He and I go back 3 years as we originally linked up through Instagram and then met each other at Creative South 2015. That year he was a speaker and I was blown away by his story telling and presence on the stage, let alone his artwork.
Fast forward to today and he's become a mentor and someone I can rely on to give it to me straight and cut through the bullshit.
In this episode, we dive deep into:
his backstory and all the design jobs he's been involved in
how he gets inspired and executes those ideas instead of sitting on them
how creating from conflict can fuel your artwork and give you a voice
the reason people confuse passion with struggle
being paralyzed by perfection and how repetition is the answer
leaving yourself open to opportunity
the fact that there is no limited finite amount of success to be had
Jason has a gift for drilling home his points through metaphors and analogies and I really think you'll enjoy his setup and delivery.
He's always making appearances at your favorite design conferences but you can catch him speaking next at the Crop Pop Up Conference in November in Austin, Texas.
Shownotes
Jason's Dribbble
Jason's Instagram
Additional podcast interviews of Jason
Creative South Podcast ep. 031
Design Recharge - Being My Own Boss
Register for Crop Pop Up Conference
Pizza Drawings Only Instagram
Justin of Loose Fools Instagram
Matt Porter - Poster Designer
The Half and Half Instagram
Copper Horse Distilling Packaging by The Half and Half
Music by Blookah
Jason operates out of Augusta, GA and currently is the Senior Designer for the Westobou Festival in Augusta.
He and I go back 3 years as we originally linked up through Instagram and then met each other at Creative South 2015. That year he was a speaker and I was blown away by his story telling and presence on the stage, let alone his artwork.
Fast forward to today and he's become a mentor and someone I can rely on to give it to me straight and cut through the bullshit.
In this episode, we dive deep into:
his backstory and all the design jobs he's been involved in
how he gets inspired and executes those ideas instead of sitting on them
how creating from conflict can fuel your artwork and give you a voice
the reason people confuse passion with struggle
being paralyzed by perfection and how repetition is the answer
leaving yourself open to opportunity
the fact that there is no limited finite amount of success to be had
Jason has a gift for drilling home his points through metaphors and analogies and I really think you'll enjoy his setup and delivery.
He's always making appearances at your favorite design conferences but you can catch him speaking next at the Crop Pop Up Conference in November in Austin, Texas.
Shownotes
Jason's Dribbble
Jason's Instagram
Additional podcast interviews of Jason
Creative South Podcast ep. 031
Design Recharge - Being My Own Boss
Register for Crop Pop Up Conference
Pizza Drawings Only Instagram
Justin of Loose Fools Instagram
Matt Porter - Poster Designer
The Half and Half Instagram
Copper Horse Distilling Packaging by The Half and Half
Music by Blookah
Released:
Jul 19, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
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