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He Shoots, He Draws Podcast Alan Hess, Dave Clayton
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He Shoots, He Draws Podcast, the podcast about creativity, photography, graphic design, business and life! Hosted by Dave Clayton and guest host Alan Hess, the show gives you a weekly look at the world of all the above. Two friends, a graphic designer and a photographer combined their knowledge and experience to create interesting topics and conversations for this podcast. So, grab a cuppa and join us as we chat about the things we admire, people that inspire and more.
Straight, honest talk among friends with a bit of education and the occasional guest for good measure!
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Ep.183 ESSARAITCH - Sharon Harrison Talks TikTok and Business
Join myself and owner of EssarAitch, Sharon Harrison, talking about putting your working life on TikTok and developing a following to help your business. Sharon posts her daily life in her office, the trials, tribulations, fun and feedback. Not many people are super natural on camera but she makes it feel like you are part of her business life and all that goes with that and being a busy mum with her family. Please follow @essaraitch
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Ep.182 James Barnard - 1 Year On - From TikTok to Adobe Max
James Barnard is back! One year on, exactly, we chat about how his world has changed so much since we first spoke, his TikTok and Instagram presence was flourishing but so much has happened in the past 12 months for him that I wanted to really do a recap with him and see how is world is today, both business and as a recognisable influence on the design industry. And he's such a bloody nice bloke too!
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Ep.181 Dave Blass (Pt.2)- Production Designer - Star Trek Picard & Music Photography
We are super honoured to have one of the industries top Production Designers, Dave Blass, as our guest for the next two episodes. Dave recently worked on Star Trek Picard, The Boys, Justified, Preacher and many more.
In part two, Dave talks about his love of music photography as well as his career in TV. -
Ep.180 Dave Blass (Pt.1)- Production Designer - Star Trek Picard & A Career in TV
We are super honoured to have one of the industries top Production Designers, Dave Blass, as our guest for the next two episodes. Dave recently worked on Star Trek Picard, The Boys, Justified, Preacher and many more. Dave talks about our love of Star Trek, his path to where he is today and the experiences he's encountered getting there. It's a great conversation!
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Ep.179 The Photoshop Creativity Summit with Dave Cross
The Photoshop Creativity Summit - FREE TICKET IN SHOW NOTES
In this catch up with industry leading trainer, Dave Cross, we chat about his new online conference and the evolution of events since the pandemic. -
Ep.178 Mental Health & Creativity with Radim Malinic
In this episode I had a very frank and honest conversation with our guest Radim Malinic about working through mental health and trying to remain creative and undistracted by the social world around us. Radio is a creative director and designer living and working in South West London. He runs Brand Nu, a branding and creative design studio.
//In partnership with The photoshop Creativity Summit//
Customer Reviews
Empowering, insightful and actionable! 🔥
Whether you’re well established as someone who can translate creative energy into the impact you want to have on the world, or are just getting started - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Glyn and Dave do an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge breadth of topics related to the ins and outs of building a thriving career and life you can be proud of as a designer - from leaders who’ve actually walked the path. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!
Episode 150 comment
I certainly want it to go back to normal, Florida has gone back to normal since last June. We can make our decision making on what is acceptable risk.
Glynn ruined this podcast
It’s too bad that Dave paired himself with Glynn! I have great respect for Dave, but this podcast has gone south once they started judging the ppl that email them or comment on whatever they post. Don’t post it if you don’t want comments. It’s just that simple.
There’s no awareness that other people have different levels of knowledge and different life experiences than they do.