Hosted by Nathan Yoder · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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The Yondr Studio podcast is a series of conversations between illustrator and graphic designer, Nathan Yoder, and other professionals in the communication arts. Listen in for discussions on the art and craft of visual communication and the technologies that are shaping our world today.
Nathan Yoder hosts The Yondr Studio Podcast, a arts show with 22 episodes published.
Some thoughts on effectively communicating value in the sphere of visual communication today. Book: Modern Art & Death of a Culture by Hans R. Rookmaaker Learn more about Yondr Studio: Podcast page: yondrstudio.com/podca
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Nathan Presley is a director, writer and cinematographer based in Los Angeles, CA. He is also the host of the Art and Faith Podcast: a weekly podcast exploring the topics of art and faith with other filmmakers, writers,
James Hughes is an illustration rep, the author of the book, The Illustrator’s Guide: How to create an exceptional freelance illustration career. He is also the host of The Illustrator’s Guide Youtube channel, and the fo
Nicholas Wilson is a painter, sculptor, and wood engraver based in Green Valley, Arizona. In this episode, Nathan and Nick discuss his experience as a fine artist and the joys and challenges of wood engraving. Learn more
Nicholas Wilson is a painter, sculptor, and wood engraver based in Green Valley, Arizona. In this episode, Nathan and Nick discuss his experience as a fine artist and the joys and challenges of wood engraving. Learn more
Nicholas Wilson is a painter, sculptor, and wood engraver based in Green Valley, Arizona. In this episode, Nathan and Nick discuss his experience as a fine artist and the joys and challenges of wood engraving. Learn more
In this episode, Nathan sits down with illustrators, Clinton Campbell and Brad Hodgkiss, who, along with Miné Day, are the founding partners of Studio MUTI—an illustration studio based in Cape Town, South Africa. Listen
In this episode, Nathan sits down with illustrators, Brad Woodard (Brave The Woods) and Dustin Lee (Retro Supply) to discuss their respective paths to illustration, the struggles of starting and maintaining a businesses,
In this episode Nathan reads and comments on an article recently published to Creative Boom: Illustrated thinking: Why brands are turning back to drawing. The full article can be found here: https://www.creativeboom.com/
Ken Jacobsen is a illustrator based in Tempe, Arizona, specializing in woodcut and line engraving techniques. In this episode, Nathan and Ken discuss how he got into illustration, a bit of art history, and his experience
Jordan is an award-winning South African creative director and artist with a focus on thoughtful, story-driven identity design and experimental custom lettering and typography. In this episode, Nathan and Jordan’s discus
Brayden Heath is a commercial photographer based out of Denver, Colorado. In this episode, Nathan and Brayden discuss his path to being a freelance photographer, the AI question, and the value of struggle in cultivating
(00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:24) Abraham's Background (00:09:05) The Evolution of Hand Lettering (00:17:31) The Value of Mentorship and Community (00:32:07) The Impact of Technology on Art and Design (00:45:16) Buildin
(00:00:00) Introduction (00:00:57) Gaspar's Background (00:06:42) Gaspar's beginning in freelance illustration (00:31:56) Creative Process & Client Work (00:34:02) Traditional vs. Digital Illustration (00:51:32) AI and T
In this episode, Katherine shares her essay, Tolkien, Technology, and Totalizing Forces: The unsettling resemblance between the One Ring and Artificial Intelligence Read Katherine's essay on Substack : https://substack.c
Joe Swec is an artist, hand letterer, and muralist based in Austin, Texas. In this episode, Nathan and Joe discuss how he stumbled into hand lettering after leaving a career in engineering, the ethic behind his work, and
Michael Halbert is an illustrator with 40years experience in scratchboard illustration. In this episode, Nathan and Michael discuss Michael's background, their shared experiences in working with scratchboard, and what th
Peter Leadberg is a graphic designer and sign painter based in Tokyo. In this episode, Nathan and Peter discuss Peter's background, the merits of physical media, and what the historic clash between sign painting and viny
Joshua Ariza is a graphic designer, illustrator, and founder of Chomp, a clothing brand based in Costa Mesa, California. In this episode, Nathan and Joshua discuss Joshua's background, the development of Chomp, and the i
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The Yondr Studio Podcast is hosted by Nathan Yoder. The show is categorised under arts (visual) and has published 22 episodes.
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