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The Product Designer Series with Diana Ingles

This has been a long time coming. New habits, new obstacles. I tried shooting with two cameras and it was pretty much an epic fail. Not so much in the shooting, although that could have been better but mainly in the editing.

I should have done a lot of things differently. SHOULD, SHOULD, SHOULD.

So instead I will share what I learned. I need to ask myself what is most important: keeping to a schedule or trying something new. I guess here we saw the fail of keeping to a schedule.

This means when I am trying something new I need to practice on a short something instead of content with three hours. YIKES.

Ok lesson learned.

About the Cucumber Making Episode 496B

We are nothing if not about making Misfit History. 
And today's momentous Misfit moment is brought to you by Abby Jartos, who reserves the historical honor of being our VERY FIRST ILLUSTRATOR here on the Isle!

There's a lot happening in this podcast.
Connecting to your creative side, for one. Cause guess what?  You've got one. Yes. You!  Even if you don't have a single flowy boho piece in your wardrobe.  Creativity takes on many forms.  In fact, in this episode's Stupid Game, you can play along with Abby at home and actually find out What Type of Creative You Really Are, thanks to our friends at Buzzfeed.
(take the quiz here:  https://www.buzzfeed.com/natashajokic1/creative-type-quiz)

That alone is something right there. 

But wait, there's more!

We also talk about themes around the beautiful book she illustrated,  "The Good for Nothing Puddle" (written by Jana Jackson)... Things like finding joy in grief, redemption in loss, beauty for ashes... what do you do when God seems silent... oh yes, we get into it. Cause that's what we do:  Play Stupid Games and then Go Deep. 

You'll want to get the book, cause it's not only beautiful, it's really helpful (ah, form AND function) especially for anyone you know,  whether a child or not, going through a season of sadness.  It's available wherever you like to get your books (Amazon, Goodreads, all the places)... and HERE's a thought:  why not request it at your public library??
Cause that's what the public needs:  More beautiful, HELPFUL books! 

Find out more about Abby (and her Experiential Design Studios... cause I KNOW you want to know more about THAT) here: 
https://abbyjartos.com/

And follow her on Insta... maybe even sliiide into her DM's here:
@abbyjartos

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(oh, and if you like what you hear, feel free to give us a review to help expand our siblinghood of square pegs, and spread the good news of OWNING OUR AWKWARD, LOVING OUR FELLOW MISFIT, and SEEKING BEAUTY AND TRUTH EVERYWHERE).

Connecting to Your Creative Side... and Seeking Beauty in Hard Places with Illustrator Abby Jartos

Check out my interview soundclip with indie artist Grimson!

Grimson on his Measure of a Mom song and living in Berlin

USA Bestselling, GLAAD award-winning comic creator Sina Grace stopped by to talk all about his latest project, "Life on Paws." We talk about the deeply personal story, why everyone should read it, and why Kickstarter was the home for it. Go support this beautiful adventure!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1259198475/life-on-paws

The Night Nerd Presents - Life on Paws a talk about Sina Grace's latest book

Inspired by Dilbert and the Peanuts comics, Stephan Pastis grabbed his pencil and became friends with the 4-panel comic strip.

Now, many stories, illustrations and books later, he speaks to us about his journey and love for illustration and even how he got his book "Timmy Failure" turned in to a movie on Disney.

SCRF 25: Comic Strips with Stephan Pastis

Illustrators and writers usually work hand-in-hand, together. But what if you are both?

Dora Wang tell us her journey as an illustrator, from doodling then creating Pocket Peaches and publishing the story, to working as a visual designer with the likes of Nickelodeon and Dream Works.

SCRF25: Pocket Peaches with Dora Wang

Award-winning Korean illustrator Ami Shin was bewitched by the cuteness of mice, so she put pen to paper and started a series of "silent picture" books inspired by her travels around the world, which have been translated into many languages.

She explains the significance of silent picture books and the values she's trying to invoke through her unique style. 

SCRF 25: Mice in the City with Ami Shin

Carson Ellis is the author and illustrator of the bestselling picture books “Home” and “Du Iz Tak?”. She joins to talk about her life living on a farm in Oregon and her remarkable career illustrating numerous award-winning books for children.

Best of Design Matters: Carson Ellis

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