The Angry Designer is a No-Bull Graphic Design Podcast that cuts through industry jargon & nonsense, to help frustrated Graphic Designers survive and thrive. From bad design trends, burnout and ageism, to difficult customers - no topic is off the table.
Jan. 31, 2023
A legend of the space with a Graphic Design career spanning over 60 years, Paul Rand's designs shaped some of the biggest and most memorable brand logos to date, including industry giants like IBM, ABC, UPS, ENRON, Westinghouse, and of course, the still to this day questionable NeXT 👀
Jan. 24, 2023
There are good logos, there are bad logos, and there are logos so terrible that they're amazing 😆
Jan. 17, 2023
Are you ready for 15 more expert-recommended tips for Graphic Designers to increase their efficiency?
Jan. 10, 2023
The start of a new year is an awesome opportunity to look at how we can AMP UP our graphic design game over the next 12 months.
We want to cut through the tyrannical bull that graphic designers encounter all too often in the design industry - be it from celebrity designers & trusted influencers, to other graphic design podcasts and even our peers.
So we started the Angry Designer podcast, an entertaining, no-bull graphic design podcast to help frustrated graphic designers survive & thrive.
Our podcast episodes cover topics from design, technology, trends, burnout, ageism, conflicting personalities, and even the general ridiculousness of the industry.
Are you ready to Amp Up your graphic design efficiency game?
It goes without saying that as graphic designers, efficiency comes with the territory and to be a successful graphic designer, you’ve got to stay on top of that efficiency, not just for your client’s sake, but for your own state of mind!
Let’s face it! It’s tough to answer interview questions on the spot. But we’ll talk about why potential clients or employers as these questions and how you could answer these questions.
File management. It’s not sexy, it might be a dull topic, but its damn important! SO many people underestimate the importance of file management. But the better you get at it, the better designer you are, and the easier your life is. And THAT…