27 | 36 Questions Part 2
Welcome back to Part 2 of the 36 Questions! Last week we started answering the increasingly personal questions of Arthur Aaron's study about creatin...
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What goes on in the mind of a designer? Grab a coffee and join Lisa, Celine, and Cindy, every Sunday as they discuss topics surrounding design, their own practice, and the other bits and bobs of life.
26 | 36 Questions Part 1
Morning! This is part 1/2 of this 36 Questions Episode. Changing things up a bit this week, we decided to do 36 Questions that are supposedly suppos...
25 | Form Follows Function?
Happy Sunday! For every designer, the philosophy of "Form Follows Function" is familiar. Coined by Louis Sullivan during the modernist movement, it is...
24 | Stereotypes
Hey Guys! From the politeness of Canadians to the bookish and nerdy asian kid, there are stereotypes for everybody. While the accuracy of these assump...
23 | The Psychology of Colours
Happy Sunday! Our conversation on colour covers a huge range of topics that all connect back to how it influences our lives. Join us as we talk about ...
22 | Synesthesia and How We See The World/Each Other
Happy Sunday! Going with a light hearted topic this week, we talk about synesthesia and our own associations, like the mixing of memories with specifi...
21 | Role Models and Positive Influences
Hello Again! *Apologies for the audio here.. we faced some difficulties whilst recording* Role models were such a big deal as kids. People ask "who ar...
20 | The Tortured Artist- Mental Health in the Creative Field
Hey Everyone! This week we explore the relationship between poor mental health and the successful creative. Is it true that struggling people produce ...
19 | Architecture and Culture.. Culture and Architecture?
Happy Monday! How does culture affect architecture and how do we want to be remembered? This week we chat about existing architecture as well as wh...
18 | Creative Turning Points
Happy Monday! This week we talk about where we see ourselves and our creative practice fitting into the industry now that we are no longer students...