Published Nov 19, 2024
Live at Savannah College of Art and Design, with Kate Aronowitz, Steve Johnson, Kat Holmes and Ja...
Aarron Walter and Eli Woolery delve into unexpected career paths in design, highlighting the importance of adaptability, authentic connections, and the integration of AI tools. Featuring guests from Savannah College of Art and Design, the episode emphasizes the value of foundational skills, collaboration, and learning from failure to fuel creative success.

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