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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2019 · 27 MIN

"What Do You See; How Do You Feel?"—Vanity Fair's Clinton Cargill on Visual Storytelling

from Design Notes · host Liam Spradlin

In this episode, Liam speaks with Clinton Cargill, the current visual director at Vanity Fair and former photo director at Bloomberg Businessweek. Cargill describes how he mastered the art of critically looking at pictures, what it takes to craft a compelling story with the expressive capabilities of photography, and why intent is central to creative work. Download a PDF transcript 👉Transcript Subscribe to Design Notes 👉Google Podcasts 👉iTunes 👉Spotify 👉Pocket Casts 👉RSS

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