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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2019 · 45 MIN

Ep 127: Studio Sutherl&’s Jim Sutherland on importance of personal work, love of process and fun!

from The Creative Condition podcast · host Ben Tallon

Jim Sutherland of Studio Sutherl& is creating some of the best design in the world right now. Since going out alone, he has worked with Royal Mail, Agatha Christie, D&AD and Star Rite among many others to create work that has its roots in the importance of the idea, fun and curiosity.He joins me to talk about the importance of creating work that matters to you and using it to attract the right clients. We get into Jim's background, why love of the the process will be evident in the quality of good design and how his current practice feels like his own MA degree!Get your feedback over @arrestallmimics on social now!The show is kindly supported by Illustration Ltd, Heart Internet and The AOI.http://studio-sutherland.co.uk/https://www.instagram.com/studio_sutherland/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/andsutherland?lang=enhttp://illustrationweb.comhttp://heartinternet.co.ukhttp://theaoi.com

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Jim Sutherland of Studio Sutherl& is creating some of the best design in the world right now. Since going out alone, he has worked with Royal Mail, Agatha Christie, D&AD and Star Rite among many others to create work that has its roots in the importance of the idea, fun and curiosity.He joins me to talk about the importance of creating work that matters to you and using it to attract the right clients. We get into Jim's background, why love of the the process will be evident in the qu...

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