Overtime

Illustrator Alice Lee joins Meg to co-host Overtime this week! Meg and Alice discuss a more eco-friendly Instagram interface, BMW’s new logo redesign, and how to let your inner style loose. [00:10] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[01:58] Fast Company: What Instagram Looks Like After an Eco-friendly Makeover (https://tinyurl.com/vs756op) [09:22] Creative Bloq: BMW Gets Most Radical Logo Change In Over 100 Years (https://tinyurl.com/v2kpykr) [17:43] How to let your personal style shine in your workLinks mentioned in today’s episode:https://www.normally.com/CarbonalyserAlice Lee’s Instagram Thanks to the sponsors of this episode:domain.meLeave some feedback:What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below!Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: Meg LewisDribbble profileTwitter: @darngoooodInstagram: @darngoooodWebsiteDribbbleDribbble profileTwitter: @dribbbleInstagram: @dribbbleWebsite Interested in sponsoring this rad podcast? Email

In this episode, Meg shares tips for boosting your online presence as a designer and how to create a portfolio that reflects your unique personality. Plus, she digs into the latest news like whether putting IKEA furniture in a museum is art, and why the heck movie villains never use iPhones!  [00:09] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[02:11] Dribbble: 3 essential steps to boosting your online presence as a designer[06:17] Fast Company: If you sneak IKEA furniture into a museum, is it art?[10:48] Forbes: Apple won’t let villains use iPhones in movies[13:14] Portfolio Review Tips & Tricks Links mentioned in today’s episode:Had a baby it’s a boy Geico adThanks to the sponsors of this episodedomain.MELeave some feedback:What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below!Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us:Meg LewisDribbble profileTwitter: @darngoooodInstagram: @darngoooodWebsiteDribbbleDribbble profileTwitter: @dribbbleInstagram: @d

Dribbble’s Co-Founder Dan Cederholm joins us on this episode of Overtime! Meg and Dan discuss the role of designers today, face masks that are compatible with Face ID, self-publishing, and working on your own.[00:10] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[00:36] Catching up with Dan Cederholm[06:31] Medium: If Engineers are Talking to Users, Do We Still Need Designer?[11:20] Resting Risk Face: Facial ID Respiratory Masks[15:20] Meg and Dan discuss the process of self-publishing and working independently Links mentioned in today’s episode:Simplebits.comAdvencher.co This episode is brought to you by .ME, the most personal internet domain that puts your signature on your work. Take control over your online brand and show your prospective clients how awesome you are! Whether you decide on a YourNameSurname.ME combination or a well-known alias for your domain name, .ME is uniquely positioned to provide you with the space you need to create a captivating online persona that’s a direct reflection of you. Leave some

In this episode, Meg discusses Sears’ new rebrand, House Industries’ new hand-lettering manual, and the trailer for Wes Anderson’s new movie. Plus, Meg chats with Fanny Luor and Sean Suchara about designing for social good.[00:10] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[01:39] Creative Bloq: Sears’ New Rebrand[03:48] House Industries: New Lettering Manual Announcement[06:09] The French Dispatch trailer [09:46] Discussing design tooling and how it can help or hurt designersLinks mentioned in today’s episode:“But What Can I Do?” PlaygroundThanks to the sponsors of this episode:Oxygen:  Sign up for an Oxygen account, deposit $200 into your account, and use it 5 times in 60 days, and you’ll get $25 on us. Oxygen Banking Services provided by The Bancorp Bank, Member FDIC.Leave some feedback:What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below!Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us:Meg LewisDribbble profileTwitter: @darngoooodInstagram: @darngooood

You’re listening to Overtime! In this episode, host Meg Lewis and today’s co-host Rogie King talk about a new design tool, Millennial rosy retrospection, and Amazon Dating. Plus, they dive into whether design titles and labels are harmful or helpful.  [00:11] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[02:29] Create With Play [05:54] Digital Arts Online: Opal Fruit Rebrand Designed From Memory [10:22] Amazon Dating: A Parody Dating Website [13:02] Discussing design tooling and how it can help or hurt designers[17:52] Can titles get in the way? Links mentioned in today’s episode:FramerFigma Thanks to the sponsors of this episode:Oxygen: Sign up for an Oxygen account, deposit $200 into your account, and use it 5 times in 60 days, and you’ll get $25 on us. Oxygen Banking Services provided by The Bancorp Bank, Member FDIC. Leave some feedback:What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below!Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: Meg LewisDribbbl

This week on Overtime, we talk all things design events and conferences—which ones to attend, gender representation on stage, and tips for giving a good talk and sending speaking proposals. Plus, we get a bonus visit from special typography correspondent Ryan Arruda to deliver the latest type news. [00:09] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[01:32] AllDesignConferences.com: A List of all Design Conferences[03:53] Eye on Design: Breaking Down Speaker Gender Representation at Design Conferences  [08:19] Tips and Tricks for Speaking at a Conference[18:16] Special Correspondent Ryan Arruda’s Font RundownLinks mentioned in today’s episode:Grilli’s GT Alpina FontDavid Jonathan Ross’ Font of the Month Club House Industries’ Carnival Thanks to the sponsors of this episode:.MELeave some feedback:What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below!Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: Meg LewisDribbble profileTwitter: @darngoooodInstagram: @darn

You're listening to Overtime! Meg banters with hand lettering artist extraordinaire Lauren Hom about jerks who steal work, misty movie posters, and the joy of passion projects. Plus, a special sit-down with Ryan Scott Tandy, Director of Product Design at Instacart.[00:09] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[01:47] Forbes: Aaron Carter Steals Design from Jonas Jödicke[07:10] Lee Steffen via Twitter: The 10 Types of Movie Posters[10:37] The Advantages of Online Passion Projects with Lauren Hom[21:47] Finding the Right Work Environment with Instacart’s Ryan Scott Tandy Links mentioned in today’s episode:Lauren Hom’s website Lauren Hom’s WTFShouldiletter.comLauren Hom’s Ex-Boyfriend Tears Lauren Hom’s Daily DishonestJessica Hische’s Daily Drop CapDan Cassaro’s State Mottos Project Thanks to the sponsors of this episode:Instacart Careers Leave some feedback:What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below!Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect wit

Host Meg Lewis talks about the new Fisher-Price rebrand, Netflix-induced sleep loss, and why you should always show up as yourself.[00:09] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis[02:45] It’s Nice That: Pentagram Rebrands Fisher-Price’s Classic Logo[03:44] Eyes On Design: Netflix’s Biggest Competitor is Sleep[08:10] Turning Our Weaknesses Into Strengths[13:49] Using Social Media to Find Clients and Help Your Career###Links mentioned in today's episodeKurt Varner's Twitter thread about his color blindness###Leave some feedback:What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below!Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review.###Connect with us:Meg LewisDribbble profileTwitter : @darngoooodInstagram : @darngoooodWebsiteDribbbleDribbble profileTwitter : @dribbbleInstagram : @dribbbleWebsiteInterested in sponsoring this rad podcast?Email overtime@gmail.com

Welcome to new Overtime! In this episode, host Meg Lewis and today’s co-host Andy J. Pizza chat about design trends, foam pits, productivity, and the value of New Year’s resolutions. [00:09] Introducing Meg Lewis and the relaunched Overtime [02:45] Fast Company: These are the design trends that ruled the 2010s. It’s time to let them go [09:55] Creative Bloq: 20 top graphic design trends for 2020 [12:32] Design Week: Pantone’s Color of the Year: Classic Blue [15:03] New Year’s Resolutions [20:56] Goal Setting and List Making ###Links Mentioned in today's episode David Allen: The Mind Is For Creating Ideas, Not Holding Them ###Leave some feedback: What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below! Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. ###Connect with us: Meg Lewis Dribbble profile Twitter : @darngooood Instagram : @darngooood Website Andy J. Pizza Dribbble profile Twitter : @andyjpizza Instagram : @andyjpizza Website Dribbb

Overtime is back on January 15, with our new host, Meg Lewis. Since we know waiting can be hard, enjoy this sneak peek into our relaunched design podcast. Subscribe and catch new episodes every Wednesday!

Dribbble's very own Director of Design Noah Stokes chats with Figma co-founder Dylan Field on all things design process and collaboration. Learn more about Figma’s mission to give everyone—including non-traditional designers—the power to communicate and collaborate visually using tools that are highly intuitive. Don’t miss Dylan and Noah talk about using Figma to build design systems, some exciting new software features, and much more! This episode is brought to you by .ME. Make it easy for your clients to recognize your awesomeness by featuring your best work in one place—a place you own and control. Start building your online home with .ME, the most personal Internet domain. ###Links mentioned in overtime Dylan Field Dylan Field on Twitter Figma Figma on Dribbble Evan Wallace Full transcript available on dribbble.com/overtime.

Creative Director at Google Christopher Morabito shares insight on what goes into working on Google’s oldest and newest products, Search and Assistant. We dig into the weight of designing products used by billions of people around the world, and Chris explains to what extent the team uses data vs. a human point of view to inform major design decisions. Learn more about Google’s company culture, how creative teams are structured, and get a glimpse into the challenges of designing for voice. This episode is brought to you by Buddy. Buddy is the shortest distance from idea to execution. Make a change to code and watch Buddy instantly update your website on server or cloud. Go to Buddy.Works now and use the code DRIBBBLE on the live chat for an extra 30 days of trial and 20% off on any selected plan. Full transcript available at dribbble.com/overtime.

Owltastic’s Meagan Fisher joins us on this episode of Overtime to share her insights on all things web design and how the field has evolved over years. Meagan shares her thoughts on what it means to be a web designer now vs. a decade ago and also tells us about how her own process has changed over time. She’ll also share how the backbone of her career involved learning how to code and why she encourages today’s newer generation of designers to learn the skill. Meagan also shares some unconventional ways you can conduct user research when you don’t have the budget for it. You won’t want to miss it! ###LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Owltastic Meagan Fisher on Dribbble Meagan Fisher on Instagram Meagan Fisher on Twitter Meagan Fisher on Medium Owl Studios SimpleBits Rachel Andrew Ethan Marcotte Jeffrey Veen Jeffrey Veen Jason Santa Maria A Book Apart Advencher Supply Co. Ueno Behavior Change for Good Style Tiles Just Enough Research Design System Foundations Bulletproof Web Design Brad Frost

On this episode of Overtime, we dive into the intricate world of Maggie Enterrios’ beautiful illustration work. Maggie shares how she found her authentic voice as an illustrator after going into school for photography, and how her first iPad Pro was a catalyst in streamlining her workflow so she could manage a thriving freelance career. As an illustrator working full-time on the road, we also chat with Maggie on all things inspiration, the beauty of taking on new challenges, finding your style, and learning how to draw baby goats—you won't want to miss it! ###LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Maggie Enterrios Maggie Enterrios on Dribbble Maggie Enterrios on Instagram California Native Plants shot Astropad Micron Pens Beekman 1802 Edvard Munch Aubrey Beardlsey

What makes a logo stand the test of time? The legendary identity designer Mackey Saturday joins us on this episode of Overtime to chat all things brand identity. Mackey shares his experience redesigning the new Instagram script logo and working with Oculus and Unsplash on their new visual identities. We hear why he values a strong concept over visual aesthetic and the importance of designing logos with functionality in mind. Mackey also shares how his love for skateboarding introduced him to the world of design and the strong parallel between the two. For Mackey, both skateboarding and design involve a ton of failure and force you to look at the world with a different pair of eyes. ###Links mentioned in this episode: Mackey Saturday Mackey Saturday on Dribbble Mackey Saturday on Instagram Mackey Saturday on Twitter Kevin Systrom Cole Rise Instagram logo case study Unsplash Unsplash logo case study Oculus Oculus logo case study Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv

Self-made entrepreneur and prankster, Johnny Earle, joins us on Overtime to chat about the making of the widely popular Johnny Cupcakes brand. Johnny takes us way back and explains how it all got started—from what inspired him to become an entrepreneur at a very young age, to the struggles of managing and sustaining a growing business, and all of the lessons he’s learned in between. Johnny also shares an incredibly hilarious April Fools’ prank his team played on customers at their retail store location you won’t want to miss! It’s just one of the many examples Johnny mentions in relation to the importance of creating a community of customers and spreading good vibes. ###Links mentioned in this episode: Johnny Cupcakes Johnny Cupcakes on Instagram Johnny Cupcakes on Twitter Johnny Cupcakes on Facebook Johnny Cupcakes on Dribbble Johnny Cupcakes on Youtube Johnny Cupcakes on LinkedIn Dale Malott Travis Price Corey Reifinger Rich Thornett Jeff Koons April Fools’ Mom's accident Johnny's sister Linsay Ninja Turtl

Designer, podcaster, and pioneering digital creator, Maurice Cherry, joins us on Overtime. In this episode, Maurice shares what he's up to at Glitch as the Head of Media and the history behind how Revision Path became a podcast and how it's grown and changed in the last 5 years. He also shares the intention behind the 28 Days of the Web project—an initiative to profile different black designers and developers during the month of February. Dan and Maurice also discuss what professional design organizations are bringing to the table and if our industry actually needs them. Maurice also shares thoughts on the work the AIGA is doing and how it could be improved. You'll want to listen until the end of the episode to hear about the BIG project Maurice is working on next that includes hearing from the next generation of designers and he shares some super simple advice for designers. Links Mentioned on Overtime Maurice Cherry Maurice Cherry on Twitter Glitch Revision Path Black Weblog Awards Where are the black des

Passion project aficionado and hand lettering artist, Lauren Hom, joins us on Overtime to chat about the success she's found by doing the work she loves. We discuss a few of her popular projects including Flour Crowns, Will Letter for Lunch, and Daily Dishonestly. She also shares some sage advice on freelancing and how she quit her advertising art director gig to work for herself. It doesn't have to be a big jump—there are steps you can take to move the mountains closer and make it more of a hop. Lauren urges creatives to share work that's not perfect. Quality over quantity still reigns true, but quantity does have some validity in the current landscape of how we share things on social media. This episode is brought to you by .ME. Make it easy for your clients to recognize your awesomeness by featuring your best work in one place—a place you own and control. Start building your online home with .ME, the most personal Internet domain. Links Mentioned in Overtime Lauren Hom Lauren on Dribbble Lauren on Instagr

This is a special episode for a few reasons—it's our 50th episode and it kicks off season four of Overtime! We had so many incredible people on the show last year that we're looking back at 2018 and sharing some of our favorite clips. We were surprised to see some common themes emerge over the year. In this episode, you'll hear from past guests about how they've attracted the clients they truly want by being sharing their authentic selves, how teaching can actually be a big learning experience, how side projects can be used to explore new directions, and a few more. We hope you enjoyed listening to season three of Overtime as much we enjoyed making it. Have feedback for us? Share your thoughts in our annual Overtime survey. This episode is brought to you by PageCloud, the world's best drag and drop site builder. Right now, PageCloud is offering you the chance to earn up to $1,000 for building a PageCloud template. Sign up at pagecloud.com/dribbble. Links Mentioned in Overtime: Overtime Survey Andy J. Pizza's

On Overtime, designer and entrepreneur, Dustin Lee shares, how he built his wildly successful resource marketplace for designers—RetroSupply Co. In this episode, Dustin shares the numbers and why they're important, where his inspiration for creating analog resources and assets comes from, and what it's like to build tools for creatives. Additionally, Dustin shares how he's built a community around RetroSupply Co., how teaming up with other designers can help you both grow your businesses, and how embracing imperfections can create authenticity in your work. We also chat about his side hustle and passion for helping other designers unlock passive income. And maybe some other secrets too. You'll have to listen to find out. This episode is brought to you by Wix. Push the limits of design and start creating beautiful, impactful websites that are uniquely yours at wix.com/dribbble. Links Mentioned on Overtime Dustin Lee Dustin on Twitter RetroSupply Co. RetroSupply Co. on Dribbble RetroSupply Co. on Twitter Paid