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S2EP4 如何在造字之路修行並保持樂觀｜台灣道路體 ft. 湯六（劉獻隆）

EPISODE · Oct 5, 2020 · 28 MIN

S2EP4 如何在造字之路修行並保持樂觀｜台灣道路體 ft. 湯六（劉獻隆）

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俗話說得好，一條路走的時間久了就像在修行——就像台灣道路體設計師湯六的修行路程，歷經整組砍掉重練和無止盡的修改，可以說是笑中帶淚也帶累⋯⋯真的很累。聽湯六從「見自己、天地、眾生」出發，概覽他有如一部公路電影的歷程。 〖章節段落〗 00:32｜湯六 aka 劉獻隆自介：身兼 UIUX 設計師、友台 Podcast 主持人，到底還有多少 side project？ 04:27｜三年前意外踏上「台灣道路體」之路——從騎車時的突發奇想，竟展開一整串走偏的奇幻旅程。 08:58｜見自己同時也見了鬼：業主的回饋讓台灣道路體砍掉重練兩次，救贖竟來自設計總監的心靈雞湯？ 12:17｜見天地時發現自己的努力終獲肯定時，湯六覺得自己就像是《壽司之神》裡煎玉子燒的學徒。 16:44｜修改過程留下的「葵花寶典」，揭開字型設計的眉角，更讓湯六想到《魔球》裡兩難的主角。 21:13｜光的背面是孤獨：獨立造字的孤單誰人知？犧牲了娛樂時間，只為了讓台灣道路體開花結果！ 更多補充：https://bit.ly/2Gz2STE 實在太好聽想要抖內？也...也可以啦? How about 贊助我們半集的錄音場地費： https://open.firstory.me/join/akof-by-justfont Powered by Firstory Hosting

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S2EP4 如何在造字之路修行並保持樂觀｜台灣道路體 ft. 湯六（劉獻隆）

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