Today’s guests:Allan Comport, Marsha Lynn Hammond, Jennifer Hom, Ben the Illustrator, Ryan Putnam, Meg Robichaud, Whitney Sherman, Hannah Swann, and Khoi VinhRecommendations:The Annual Illustrator's SurveyNow with two surveys completed, Ben O’B

Step 6: Sweat the small stuff

Feb 28th, 2019 49m 19s

Today’s guests:Angela Guzman, Gedeon Maheux, Guillermo Mont, and Kristen SpilmanRecommendations:Welcome to MacintoshA podcast about the history and culture of Apple and its community, created by independent radio producer Mark Bramhill. The fir

Step 5: Stand out

Feb 14th, 2019 38m 31s

Today’s guests:Allan Comport, Jennifer Hom, Stewart Scott-Curran, Kristen Spilman, Quentin Vijoux, Khoi Vinh, and Kevin WalkerRecommended reading:Two Very Different Kinds of Illustration and Illustration in the App StoreKhoi Vinh’s two articles

Step 4: Humanize, don't ostracize

Feb 1st, 2019 41m 50s

Today’s guests:Jennifer Hom, Guillermo Mont, Meg Robichaud, Hannah Swann, Quentin Vijoux, and Kevin WalkerRecommended reading:Your Face HereJennifer Hom’s case study on her work to create an inclusive illustrative brand at Airbnb.You Can’t Just

Step 3: Design, seal, deliver

Jan 17th, 2019 33m 7s

Today’s guests:Jennifer Hom, Ryan Putnam, Meg Robichaud, Stewart Scott-Curran, Kristen Spilman, Hannah Swann, and Kevin Walker• • •For illustrations and a full transcript of this episode, check out the show’s website.

Step 2: Trust the process

Jan 3rd, 2019 29m 14s

Today’s guests:Ryan Putnam, Meg Robichaud, Kristen Spilman, Hannah Swann, and Kevin Walker• • •Recommended reading:Illustration Identities Are Our ThingRyan Putnam’s explanation of the Putnam ProcessAlso, literally everything Meg Robichaud has

Step 1: Get in the door

Dec 20th, 2018 35m 21s

Today’s guests:Kristen Spilman and Ryan Putnam• • •Recommended reading:Illustrating a More Human Brand: The history of Dropbox brand illustrationWritten by Michael Jeter, Associate Creative Director & Illustration Lead at Dropbox, this fantasti

Introducing How to Draw a Startup

Dec 18th, 2018 2m 38s

Technology products and brands are full of illustration: avatars, stickers, icons, emoji, the list goes on. But it hasn’t always been this way.Introducing How to Draw a Startup: A step-by-step guide to illustration in tech. Created by illustrat

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