https://simplecast.com One Thing Real Quick A single question sparks a focused interview with a creative leader. Host and Graphic Designer Evan MacDonald invites a variety of creatives including designers, filmmakers, writers, musicians, photographers, and others who use creativity each day in their work. Each conversation sheds light on a small corner of the creative world. The show seeks to bring forward stories and insights relevant to all creative people in a spirit of inclusion and a belief that everyone has something to add to the larger conversation about design and creativity. en-us Fri, 31 May 2019 07:00:05 +0000 Wed, 5 May 2021 14:39:10 +0000 http://onethingrealquick.com One Thing Real Quick https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/b34f3564-55fa-4533-b422-691f93b8f14c/d159e819-a190-4584-ba62-7025b037e0d0/3000x3000/cover.jpg?aid=rss_feed http://onethingrealquick.com episodic A podcast about design + creativity A single question sparks a focused interview with a creative leader. Host and Graphic Designer Evan MacDonald invites a variety of creatives including designers, filmmakers, writers, musicians, photographers, and others who use creativity each day in their work. Each conversation sheds light on a small corner of the creative world. The show seeks to bring forward stories and insights relevant to all creative people in a spirit of inclusion and a belief that everyone has something to add to the larger conversation about design and creativity. Evan MacDonald no https://feeds.simplecast.com/wCgA25Qa design, art, creativity, creative process, freelance, filmmaking, photography, graphic design, industrial design, designer Evan MacDonald evan@evanmade.com 00e2d648-15bd-423c-9414-07401320d0ca Lex Noteboom of The Deca Tapes (Part 2) We’re picking up part two of an audio documentary about an audio drama. Lex Noteboom is an independent podcast creator from Amsterdam. He’s the creator of an audio drama called The Deca Tapes. It’s a sci-fi-ish dystopian-future mystery show. In March of 2018, Lex quit his job and spent a year writing, directing and producing the podcast.

In this second part of the story, we follow Lex’s process week by week as he works to build an audience for The Deca Tapes. Evan interviewed Lex before, during and after the release of all eight episodes, following his process for about 10 weeks. Listen for a break down of six things that Lex did to promote the show and hear the result of his work.

The Question

Same as the first part: How do you build an audience for a creative work?

We talked with some other podcasters to tell this story. Indie podcast supporter, Zach Auld of a show called Podcast Junkie and podcasting veteran, Evo Terra. While we’re talking with a lot of podcasters, these principles can be applied to just about any other kind of creative endeavor.

This episode was created and produced by Evan MacDonald. Edited by Evan with some help from John M. Craig, our associate producer. Sound design, music, and scoring by Evan MacDonald.

Notes and Links

]]> Fri, 31 May 2019 07:00:05 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Lex Noteboom, Evan MacDonald, Evo Terra, Zach Auld) https://onethingrealquick.simplecast.com/episodes/lex-noteboom-of-the-deca-tapes-part-2-MCZgdBV5 We’re picking up part two of an audio documentary about an audio drama. Lex Noteboom is an independent podcast creator from Amsterdam. He’s the creator of an audio drama called The Deca Tapes. It’s a sci-fi-ish dystopian-future mystery show. In March of 2018, Lex quit his job and spent a year writing, directing and producing the podcast.

In this second part of the story, we follow Lex’s process week by week as he works to build an audience for The Deca Tapes. Evan interviewed Lex before, during and after the release of all eight episodes, following his process for about 10 weeks. Listen for a break down of six things that Lex did to promote the show and hear the result of his work.

The Question

Same as the first part: How do you build an audience for a creative work?

We talked with some other podcasters to tell this story. Indie podcast supporter, Zach Auld of a show called Podcast Junkie and podcasting veteran, Evo Terra. While we’re talking with a lot of podcasters, these principles can be applied to just about any other kind of creative endeavor.

This episode was created and produced by Evan MacDonald. Edited by Evan with some help from John M. Craig, our associate producer. Sound design, music, and scoring by Evan MacDonald.

Notes and Links

]]> Lex Noteboom of The Deca Tapes (Part 2) Lex Noteboom, Evan MacDonald, Evo Terra, Zach Auld 00:52:03 This week we answer the question we asked in part one: How do you build an audience for a creative work? This week we answer the question we asked in part one: How do you build an audience for a creative work? design, podcast, creative, creativity, audio drama, promotion, press release, press, podcasting, audiodrama no full 18 e24d5273-99c4-4aca-b84e-fcdf2eeb977b Lex Noteboom of The Deca Tapes (Part 1) Lex Noteboom is an independent podcast creator from Amsterdam. He’s the creator of an audio drama called The Deca Tapes. It’s a sci-fi-ish dystopian-future mystery show. In March of 2018, Lex quit his job in advertising and spent a year writing, directing and producing the podcast. And then leading up to its March 2019 release, Lex started to promote the show.

The Question

How do you build an audience for a creative work?

This is part one of a two-part audio documentary about Lex’s process of finding (or creating) an audience for The Deca Tapes. We interviewed Lex before, during and after the release of all eight episodes, following his process for about 10 weeks. This episode centers around a conversation we had in the week leading up to the show's debut.

Links and Notes:

  • Listen to the Deca Tapes: https://fanlink.to/TDT
  • The Deca Tapes website: https://www.thedecatapes.com/
  • TDT Social Pages: Twitter & Instagram
  • The One Thing Real Quick website: http://onethingrealquick.com/
  • Find @OTRQpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook
  • Write a review or leave a rating for OTRQ at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/one-thing-real-quick/id1448979948

One Thing Real Quick is created and produced by Evan MacDonald. John M. Craig is our Associate Producer. Music by Evan MacDonald.

]]> Fri, 24 May 2019 10:24:14 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald) https://onethingrealquick.simplecast.com/episodes/lex-noteboom-of-the-deca-tapes-part-1-5OOLUdcu Lex Noteboom is an independent podcast creator from Amsterdam. He’s the creator of an audio drama called The Deca Tapes. It’s a sci-fi-ish dystopian-future mystery show. In March of 2018, Lex quit his job in advertising and spent a year writing, directing and producing the podcast. And then leading up to its March 2019 release, Lex started to promote the show.

The Question

How do you build an audience for a creative work?

This is part one of a two-part audio documentary about Lex’s process of finding (or creating) an audience for The Deca Tapes. We interviewed Lex before, during and after the release of all eight episodes, following his process for about 10 weeks. This episode centers around a conversation we had in the week leading up to the show's debut.

Links and Notes:

  • Listen to the Deca Tapes: https://fanlink.to/TDT
  • The Deca Tapes website: https://www.thedecatapes.com/
  • TDT Social Pages: Twitter & Instagram
  • The One Thing Real Quick website: http://onethingrealquick.com/
  • Find @OTRQpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook
  • Write a review or leave a rating for OTRQ at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/one-thing-real-quick/id1448979948

One Thing Real Quick is created and produced by Evan MacDonald. John M. Craig is our Associate Producer. Music by Evan MacDonald.

]]> Lex Noteboom of The Deca Tapes (Part 1) Evan MacDonald 00:16:10 Answering the same question we asked in part one: How do you build an audience for a creative work? Answering the same question we asked in part one: How do you build an audience for a creative work? podcast, creativity, audio documentary, audio drama, interview, audience, audiodrama, publicity, documentary no full 17 659fa16f-d850-4b4d-9ec1-a7e50cfb5568 Rachel Alina – Mixing Engineer Meet Rachel Alina, a Brooklyn-based mixing engineer, poet, and instructor at Berklee College of Music. She's been in the studio with Gabriel Garzon-Montano, Katy Perry, King Garbage, Selena Gomez, Greg Wells, Helado Negro, Stephen Marley and others. She's worked in some of today's legendary studios and learned from the best in the music business.

The Question

What role has mentorship played in your development as a professional creative?

In this interview, we talk about Rachel's path from graduation from Berklee up through today, discussing her mentors along the way. Rachel's experience with mentors of all kinds has given her an open approach to receiving and giving mentorship.

Notes and Links:

  • Visit Rachel Alina's website here: http://www.rachelalina.com/
  • Preorder her book of poetry, Locals here: http://smarturl.it/locals-ifyouswim
  • Follow Rachel Alina on Twitter: @rachalina : https://twitter.com/rachalina
  • And on Instagram: @rach.alina http://instagram.com/rach.alina
  • Learn about Berklee College of Music at: https://www.berklee.edu/ and https://online.berklee.edu/
  • You can watch Rivers & Tides, the film Rachel mentions in the interview, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WP2AfqyOsI
  • Find One Thing Real Quick on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (@OTRQpodcast for all three)
  • Subscribe and leave a rating and review at Apple Podcasts (or where ever you like to listen)
  • Get audiobooks from Libro.fm (use the offer code OTRQ and get three for the price of one)
]]> Mon, 13 May 2019 10:57:07 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Rachel Alina, Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/016 Meet Rachel Alina, a Brooklyn-based mixing engineer, poet, and instructor at Berklee College of Music. She's been in the studio with Gabriel Garzon-Montano, Katy Perry, King Garbage, Selena Gomez, Greg Wells, Helado Negro, Stephen Marley and others. She's worked in some of today's legendary studios and learned from the best in the music business.

The Question

What role has mentorship played in your development as a professional creative?

In this interview, we talk about Rachel's path from graduation from Berklee up through today, discussing her mentors along the way. Rachel's experience with mentors of all kinds has given her an open approach to receiving and giving mentorship.

Notes and Links:

  • Visit Rachel Alina's website here: http://www.rachelalina.com/
  • Preorder her book of poetry, Locals here: http://smarturl.it/locals-ifyouswim
  • Follow Rachel Alina on Twitter: @rachalina : https://twitter.com/rachalina
  • And on Instagram: @rach.alina http://instagram.com/rach.alina
  • Learn about Berklee College of Music at: https://www.berklee.edu/ and https://online.berklee.edu/
  • You can watch Rivers & Tides, the film Rachel mentions in the interview, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WP2AfqyOsI
  • Find One Thing Real Quick on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (@OTRQpodcast for all three)
  • Subscribe and leave a rating and review at Apple Podcasts (or where ever you like to listen)
  • Get audiobooks from Libro.fm (use the offer code OTRQ and get three for the price of one)
]]> Rachel Alina – Mixing Engineer Rachel Alina, Evan MacDonald 00:32:51 What role has mentorship played in your development as a professional creative? What role has mentorship played in your development as a professional creative? berklee college of music, recording, music industry, music, creative, creativity, creation, sound engineer, poetry, creative process, poet, music production, mixing engineer no full 16 0cd617fb-94aa-41ee-8b03-9aa815618956 Eric Karjaluoto – Designer & Author Eric Karjaluoto a Vancouver BC based designer. He’s one of the two guys behind SmashLAB, a small design studio which he co-founded 19 years ago. Clients include Arc’teryx, Saltspring Soapworks, The Nature Conservancy, The Vancouver Aquarium, and a bunch more. He’s written two books, The Design Method and Speak Human. And together with his business partner, Eric Shelkie, he’s built a handful of useful side projects, including Officehours, Campnab, and Emetti, to name a few.

The Question: How do we slow down and focus on what really matters?

I was sent a link to one of Eric’s blog articles, How to Keep Sane, In Faketopia. After reading it, I sent Eric an email and asked him to tell me more about the ideas from his article.

In our conversation we talk about the fakery in social media, the idea that feeding the ‘social media beast’ doesn’t do anything to help our us reach our career goals, and how being real about what’s most important can help us get more out of life and work alike. In short, we’re talking about how to tidy up our list of priorities.

Links

  • SmashLAB (where Eric works) http://www.smashlab.com/
  • Eric Karjaluoto’s Website (where he writes) http://www.erickarjaluoto.com/
  • The article we talked about today http://www.erickarjaluoto.com/blog/how-to-keep-yourself-sane-in-faketopia/
  • Eric’s Twitter is @karj
  • Eric make products including Campnab, Officehours, and Emetti
  • We are all famous to a few people — Having cancer on social media
  • Go listen to Design Tomorrow (a podcast about design, technology and being human) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/design-tomorrow/id1433919260?mt=2
  • Find One Thing Real Quick on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (@OTRQpodcast for all three)
  • Subscribe and leave a rating and review at Apple Podcasts (or where ever you like to listen)
  • Get audiobooks from Libro.fm (use the offer code OTRQ and get three for the price of one)
]]> Fri, 26 Apr 2019 12:53:14 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald, Eric Karjaluoto) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/015 Eric Karjaluoto a Vancouver BC based designer. He’s one of the two guys behind SmashLAB, a small design studio which he co-founded 19 years ago. Clients include Arc’teryx, Saltspring Soapworks, The Nature Conservancy, The Vancouver Aquarium, and a bunch more. He’s written two books, The Design Method and Speak Human. And together with his business partner, Eric Shelkie, he’s built a handful of useful side projects, including Officehours, Campnab, and Emetti, to name a few.

The Question: How do we slow down and focus on what really matters?

I was sent a link to one of Eric’s blog articles, How to Keep Sane, In Faketopia. After reading it, I sent Eric an email and asked him to tell me more about the ideas from his article.

In our conversation we talk about the fakery in social media, the idea that feeding the ‘social media beast’ doesn’t do anything to help our us reach our career goals, and how being real about what’s most important can help us get more out of life and work alike. In short, we’re talking about how to tidy up our list of priorities.

Links

  • SmashLAB (where Eric works) http://www.smashlab.com/
  • Eric Karjaluoto’s Website (where he writes) http://www.erickarjaluoto.com/
  • The article we talked about today http://www.erickarjaluoto.com/blog/how-to-keep-yourself-sane-in-faketopia/
  • Eric’s Twitter is @karj
  • Eric make products including Campnab, Officehours, and Emetti
  • We are all famous to a few people — Having cancer on social media
  • Go listen to Design Tomorrow (a podcast about design, technology and being human) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/design-tomorrow/id1433919260?mt=2
  • Find One Thing Real Quick on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (@OTRQpodcast for all three)
  • Subscribe and leave a rating and review at Apple Podcasts (or where ever you like to listen)
  • Get audiobooks from Libro.fm (use the offer code OTRQ and get three for the price of one)
]]> Eric Karjaluoto – Designer & Author Evan MacDonald, Eric Karjaluoto 00:28:06 How do we slow down and focus on what really matters? How do we slow down and focus on what really matters? spark joy, design, freelance, creativity, graphic design, personal brand, creative process, branding, creative profession no full 15 d50348be-f325-406f-a213-04f5faef7e3a Mary Kate McDevitt – Illustrator & Lettering Artist The Guest

Mary Kate McDevitt is a designer, illustrator, and lettering artist from Philadelphia. Her unique and engaging style embraces the hand-made. Her work has been featured in various print and online publications. Clients include Smuckers, Sesame Street, Nike, AT&T, Target, Nintendo, Chronical Books, and way more. She has published multiple books on illustration and lettering and she teaches workshops online and in person. Go check out her work at marykatemcdevitt.com.

The Question

How does where you are, affect what you make?

The Notes

Our conversation is all about location. The context in which Mary Kate finds herself, and how living in different cities has impacted her career and work. We explore geographical locations and locations within her neighborhood and even within her studio space.

We discuss remote working, the value of big and small cities, coffee shops, large work tables, tin cars and talking skeletons.

Subscribe, rate and review this podcast now and you'll make our whole day.

Links

]]> Thu, 11 Apr 2019 11:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Mary Kate McDevitt, Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/014 The Guest

Mary Kate McDevitt is a designer, illustrator, and lettering artist from Philadelphia. Her unique and engaging style embraces the hand-made. Her work has been featured in various print and online publications. Clients include Smuckers, Sesame Street, Nike, AT&T, Target, Nintendo, Chronical Books, and way more. She has published multiple books on illustration and lettering and she teaches workshops online and in person. Go check out her work at marykatemcdevitt.com.

The Question

How does where you are, affect what you make?

The Notes

Our conversation is all about location. The context in which Mary Kate finds herself, and how living in different cities has impacted her career and work. We explore geographical locations and locations within her neighborhood and even within her studio space.

We discuss remote working, the value of big and small cities, coffee shops, large work tables, tin cars and talking skeletons.

Subscribe, rate and review this podcast now and you'll make our whole day.

Links

]]> Mary Kate McDevitt – Illustrator & Lettering Artist Mary Kate McDevitt, Evan MacDonald 00:35:03 How does where you are, affect what you make? How does where you are, affect what you make? illustration, design, hand lettering, creativity, creative process, interview, lettering no full 14 4ece3c23-e46f-4749-be68-b0f71f76b884 Brand Naming Expert Misty Johnson The Guest
Misty Johnson is a brand strategist with a specialty in brand naming. She has nearly 20 years experience helping brands name, rename, merge, name products, name services, and name just about anything that has to do with brands.

The Question
"How do you respond when people react negatively to brand name changes?"

The Notes
This week we’re announcing a name change for the podcast. Okay, not really, but almost. We called in an expert to discuss process of naming companies and branded stuff, the pitfalls of renaming and how to do it in a way that makes it easier to be accepted by the people who loved the old name.

Here some links to explore:
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/miller-fortune/246798/
https://www.interbrand.com/
http://www.onethingrealquick.com/ http://twitter.com/OTRQpodcast/ http://instagram.com/OTRQpodcast/ http://libro.fm/redeem/OTRQ

]]> Fri, 29 Mar 2019 11:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald, Misty Johnson) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/013 The Guest
Misty Johnson is a brand strategist with a specialty in brand naming. She has nearly 20 years experience helping brands name, rename, merge, name products, name services, and name just about anything that has to do with brands.

The Question
"How do you respond when people react negatively to brand name changes?"

The Notes
This week we’re announcing a name change for the podcast. Okay, not really, but almost. We called in an expert to discuss process of naming companies and branded stuff, the pitfalls of renaming and how to do it in a way that makes it easier to be accepted by the people who loved the old name.

Here some links to explore:
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/miller-fortune/246798/
https://www.interbrand.com/
http://www.onethingrealquick.com/ http://twitter.com/OTRQpodcast/ http://instagram.com/OTRQpodcast/ http://libro.fm/redeem/OTRQ

]]> Brand Naming Expert Misty Johnson Evan MacDonald, Misty Johnson 00:18:52 How do you respond when people react negatively to brand name changes? How do you respond when people react negatively to brand name changes? graphic design, brand design, brand strategy, naming, branding no full 13 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c8b3026eb39311eed8b0f9a Designing a Creative Culture This week on the podcast, we’re playing a presentation made by Evan MacDonald about creativity. Back in August of 2017, Evan was invited to speak at the International Design Conference hosted by the Industrial Designers' Society of America. He spoke about the role and importance of creativity in company culture, citing specific examples from his time as Design Director at Freefly Systems.

The Question

There wasn’t really a question, but here is some food for thought: “Who gets to own the label of ‘creative?’”

Notes

Find more about Freefly Systems at: http://freeflysystems.com
Learn about the last big thing Evan did at Freefly here: http://gomovi.com
Watch the Dronesurfing video mentioned in the talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuRf6r0LuL8
Watch the full design talk, complete with visual aids at: https://evanmade.com/idsa-2017-talk

Follow @OTRQpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Follow @evanmacdonald on Twitter and Instagram.

The book Evan just started: audiobook | eyeballbook

Get 2 free audiobooks from the best audiobook seller in the business (and support this podcast!). Use the offer code OTRQ at Libro.FM to get a screamin’ deal. Buy one book, get three for free. Cool!

]]> Fri, 15 Mar 2019 11:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/012 This week on the podcast, we’re playing a presentation made by Evan MacDonald about creativity. Back in August of 2017, Evan was invited to speak at the International Design Conference hosted by the Industrial Designers' Society of America. He spoke about the role and importance of creativity in company culture, citing specific examples from his time as Design Director at Freefly Systems.

The Question

There wasn’t really a question, but here is some food for thought: “Who gets to own the label of ‘creative?’”

Notes

Find more about Freefly Systems at: http://freeflysystems.com
Learn about the last big thing Evan did at Freefly here: http://gomovi.com
Watch the Dronesurfing video mentioned in the talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuRf6r0LuL8
Watch the full design talk, complete with visual aids at: https://evanmade.com/idsa-2017-talk

Follow @OTRQpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Follow @evanmacdonald on Twitter and Instagram.

The book Evan just started: audiobook | eyeballbook

Get 2 free audiobooks from the best audiobook seller in the business (and support this podcast!). Use the offer code OTRQ at Libro.FM to get a screamin’ deal. Buy one book, get three for free. Cool!

]]> Designing a Creative Culture Evan MacDonald 00:20:02 Who gets to own the label of ‘creative? Who gets to own the label of ‘creative? human resources, design, business, ted talk, design is business, company culture, idsa, hiring, design talk, graphic design, keynote speaker, culture, company policy, industrial design, design conference no full 12 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c820195e4966bf64be94ef3 Dustin Lau – Film Composer & Producer The Guest

Dustin Lau is a musician, songwriter, film composer and producer living in Redlands California, whose work appears on everything from feature length documentaries to short TV spots. He’s performed live on stages around the world, worked with other artists as a producer, and explored a broad pallet of styles and sounds in his compositions.

The Question

“How do you calculate the risks needed to live a creative life?”

The Notes

Like many full-time creatives, Dustin has made what appear to be blind leaps in pursuit of creative opportunities. From dropping out of college to leaving behind stable employment. In this episode, we discuss his risk analysis, or a lack thereof, and try to identify what elements or ingredients were present when taking risks that gave him the confidence to choose to live a creative life.

Here some links to explore:

Links for Dustin Lau:

Listen on Musicbed: https://www.musicbed.com/artists/dustin-lau/43409
Listen on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/dustinlau
Twitter is @dustinlaumusic
Instagram is @dustinlaumusic

The new EP on Musicbed: https://www.musicbed.com/albums/the-way-we-see-the-world/4482
Beyond Karma Film Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTV2VCxRxto
Like We Don’t Exist Film: https://vimeo.com/260495758

All about Musicbed:

Website: https://www.musicbed.com/
Work on a custom score with Dustin (or other composers): https://www.musicbed.com/custom-music

Follow One Thing Real Quick:

On Twitter at @OTRQpodcast
On Instagram at @OTRQpodcast
Follow the host at @evanmacdonald on Twitter
And the same @evanmacdonald on Instagram.

Please subscribe, rate and review this show.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Editing help from John M Craig. Music this week by our guest, Dustin Lau. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Books!

How Music Works by David Byrne (audiobook|eyeballbook)

Use the offer code “OTRQ” atLibro.fmand get all three of those audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Fri, 8 Mar 2019 12:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald, Dustin Lau) https://onethingrealquick.simplecast.com/episodes/011-film-composer-producer-dustin-lau-Hm5n8Ibk The Guest

Dustin Lau is a musician, songwriter, film composer and producer living in Redlands California, whose work appears on everything from feature length documentaries to short TV spots. He’s performed live on stages around the world, worked with other artists as a producer, and explored a broad pallet of styles and sounds in his compositions.

The Question

“How do you calculate the risks needed to live a creative life?”

The Notes

Like many full-time creatives, Dustin has made what appear to be blind leaps in pursuit of creative opportunities. From dropping out of college to leaving behind stable employment. In this episode, we discuss his risk analysis, or a lack thereof, and try to identify what elements or ingredients were present when taking risks that gave him the confidence to choose to live a creative life.

Here some links to explore:

Links for Dustin Lau:

Listen on Musicbed: https://www.musicbed.com/artists/dustin-lau/43409
Listen on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/dustinlau
Twitter is @dustinlaumusic
Instagram is @dustinlaumusic

The new EP on Musicbed: https://www.musicbed.com/albums/the-way-we-see-the-world/4482
Beyond Karma Film Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTV2VCxRxto
Like We Don’t Exist Film: https://vimeo.com/260495758

All about Musicbed:

Website: https://www.musicbed.com/
Work on a custom score with Dustin (or other composers): https://www.musicbed.com/custom-music

Follow One Thing Real Quick:

On Twitter at @OTRQpodcast
On Instagram at @OTRQpodcast
Follow the host at @evanmacdonald on Twitter
And the same @evanmacdonald on Instagram.

Please subscribe, rate and review this show.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Editing help from John M Craig. Music this week by our guest, Dustin Lau. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Books!

How Music Works by David Byrne (audiobook|eyeballbook)

Use the offer code “OTRQ” atLibro.fmand get all three of those audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Dustin Lau – Film Composer & Producer Evan MacDonald, Dustin Lau 00:29:54 How do you calculate the risks needed to live a creative life? How do you calculate the risks needed to live a creative life? design, music, creative, risk, creativity, life choices, producer, musician, music production, song writer, film composer no full 11 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c78bb2ea4222f412d9f1c68 Niles Grey – Filmmaker Niles Grey is a filmmaker and director with experience working independently and on the content teams at both GoPro and Moment. His work at GoPro and Moment has given him a unique experience leveraging the every-improving technology found in small cameras, most recently, mobile phones.

The Question

“What attracts you to these little cameras?”

The Notes

This week we discuss the benefits of shooting films with a “small footprint,” as Niles puts it. While mobile phone photography and cinematography are paces behind what industry professionals use for major productions, the technology is advancing and shrinking at an incredible rate. With a little help from small hardware add-ons and apps that give users access to manual controls, people like Niles (and really, all of us) can create content that defies the expectation of such a ubiquitous piece of technology.

In this episode, we also hear a little bit from Able Parris (AKA: Kamuter). Able makes music entirely on his iPhone, furthering the idea that mobile phones can be used for so much more than watching movies or playing games.

Create With Your Phone

The Moment App

This one works with iPhone and Android. Access to log mode and raw photo mode. Great for still photography and video. Free with optional upgrade to “pro” via in-app purchase (for $4.99)

Auxy

App for iOS. This is what Able Parris uses for his Kamuter project. Mobile music creation studio with tons of sounds and effects. Free with limited demo sounds. Free trial with everything unlocked and a monthly subscription to use all the sounds. This one is addicting, even in “Demo mode.”

More?

If you have a favorite app for creating awesome stuff, tell us about it. Send us a tweet at @OTRQpodcast!

Giveaways

This week we are giving away a Moment Anamorphic lens, worth about $150! At the end of this episode, we’ll announce the winner of the giveaway from episode 007.

Get all the info about both giveaways at http://onethingrealquick.com/giveaway

Call us!

Call 405 373 OTRQ (405 373 6877) and tell us any story about procrastination. We might just put your messages on a future episode.

Here are a ton of links to explore:

Links for Niles Grey:

Twitter is @nilesgray

Instagram is @nilesgrey

Check out Niles’ reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYl66OvZkKM

All about Moment:

Moment website: https://www.shopmoment.com/

Moment Invitational Film Fest. 20119: https://www.shopmoment.com/the-moment-invitational-film-festival

Some cool videos shot on phones:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbyx37mMwpA

https://vimeo.com/262779667

https://vimeo.com/245597164

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBxyKWvZsqw

Able Parris and Kamuter:

His Twitter is @ableparris

Instagram is @ableparris

Find all things Kamuter at http://kamuter.world

Follow Kamuter on Instagram at @kamuter.world

Follow One Thing Real Quick:

On Twitter at @OTRQpodcast

On Instagram at @OTRQpodcast

Follow the host at @evanmacdonald on Twitter

And the same @evanmacdonald on Instagram.

Please subscribe, rate and review this show.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Editing help from John M Craig. Music this week by Kamuter. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Oh yeah! Books!

Shantaram (audiobook link)

The Winter of Our Discontent (audiobook link)

12 Rules for Life, An Antidote to Chaos (audiobook link)

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get all three of those audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Fri, 1 Mar 2019 12:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Able Parris, Niles Grey, Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/010 Niles Grey is a filmmaker and director with experience working independently and on the content teams at both GoPro and Moment. His work at GoPro and Moment has given him a unique experience leveraging the every-improving technology found in small cameras, most recently, mobile phones.

The Question

“What attracts you to these little cameras?”

The Notes

This week we discuss the benefits of shooting films with a “small footprint,” as Niles puts it. While mobile phone photography and cinematography are paces behind what industry professionals use for major productions, the technology is advancing and shrinking at an incredible rate. With a little help from small hardware add-ons and apps that give users access to manual controls, people like Niles (and really, all of us) can create content that defies the expectation of such a ubiquitous piece of technology.

In this episode, we also hear a little bit from Able Parris (AKA: Kamuter). Able makes music entirely on his iPhone, furthering the idea that mobile phones can be used for so much more than watching movies or playing games.

Create With Your Phone

The Moment App

This one works with iPhone and Android. Access to log mode and raw photo mode. Great for still photography and video. Free with optional upgrade to “pro” via in-app purchase (for $4.99)

Auxy

App for iOS. This is what Able Parris uses for his Kamuter project. Mobile music creation studio with tons of sounds and effects. Free with limited demo sounds. Free trial with everything unlocked and a monthly subscription to use all the sounds. This one is addicting, even in “Demo mode.”

More?

If you have a favorite app for creating awesome stuff, tell us about it. Send us a tweet at @OTRQpodcast!

Giveaways

This week we are giving away a Moment Anamorphic lens, worth about $150! At the end of this episode, we’ll announce the winner of the giveaway from episode 007.

Get all the info about both giveaways at http://onethingrealquick.com/giveaway

Call us!

Call 405 373 OTRQ (405 373 6877) and tell us any story about procrastination. We might just put your messages on a future episode.

Here are a ton of links to explore:

Links for Niles Grey:

Twitter is @nilesgray

Instagram is @nilesgrey

Check out Niles’ reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYl66OvZkKM

All about Moment:

Moment website: https://www.shopmoment.com/

Moment Invitational Film Fest. 20119: https://www.shopmoment.com/the-moment-invitational-film-festival

Some cool videos shot on phones:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbyx37mMwpA

https://vimeo.com/262779667

https://vimeo.com/245597164

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBxyKWvZsqw

Able Parris and Kamuter:

His Twitter is @ableparris

Instagram is @ableparris

Find all things Kamuter at http://kamuter.world

Follow Kamuter on Instagram at @kamuter.world

Follow One Thing Real Quick:

On Twitter at @OTRQpodcast

On Instagram at @OTRQpodcast

Follow the host at @evanmacdonald on Twitter

And the same @evanmacdonald on Instagram.

Please subscribe, rate and review this show.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Editing help from John M Craig. Music this week by Kamuter. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Oh yeah! Books!

Shantaram (audiobook link)

The Winter of Our Discontent (audiobook link)

12 Rules for Life, An Antidote to Chaos (audiobook link)

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get all three of those audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Niles Grey – Filmmaker Able Parris, Niles Grey, Evan MacDonald 00:29:55 What attracts you to these little cameras? What attracts you to these little cameras? film, lenses, creativity, iphoneography, gopro, filmmaking, cinematography, moment, real madrid, creative process, iphone, art, smart phone no full 10 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c6f77fa15fcc061efec5b89 Graphic Designer Seth Lucas Seth Lucas is an illustrator and designer with a BFA in graphic design. He is the co-creator of Ello There Outdoors, selling prints and accessories supporting the National Parks and outdoors. He lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, with his wife and daughter.

The Question

“What do you do about unfinished projects?”

The Notes

Seth was the first interview I did for this podcast. Not this episode, but another attempt at an interview, was created a year ago. After this first draft of sorts was created, I sat on the project for almost a full year. And so, I’ve called Seth back to ask about his experience with projects that get stuck in limbo. Together we discuss some projects that Seth let sit unattended for a little too long, and a bit about how he got them back on track.

If you have a project sitting in limbo, we want to hear about it. Call 405 373 OTRQ (405 373 6877) and tell us about a project that you know you should finish. Or share a project that you finally finished! We’ll put your messages on a future episode.

You can see Seth’s work at www.ellothere.com and you can follow along on Instagram at @ellothereoutdoors.

Here is a link to the National Park poster: https://ellothere.com/collections/national-park/products/national-park-checklist-map-1

Here is a peep at the Baseball Stadium map: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg7I3NlHlLa/

Here is a link to a YouTube video of our first interview (you really don’t need to watch this) https://youtu.be/qEISH4CBXY8

Please subscribe, rate and review this show.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Tweet him at @evanmacdonald or follow the show at @OTRQpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Fri, 22 Feb 2019 12:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald, Seth Lucas) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/009 Seth Lucas is an illustrator and designer with a BFA in graphic design. He is the co-creator of Ello There Outdoors, selling prints and accessories supporting the National Parks and outdoors. He lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, with his wife and daughter.

The Question

“What do you do about unfinished projects?”

The Notes

Seth was the first interview I did for this podcast. Not this episode, but another attempt at an interview, was created a year ago. After this first draft of sorts was created, I sat on the project for almost a full year. And so, I’ve called Seth back to ask about his experience with projects that get stuck in limbo. Together we discuss some projects that Seth let sit unattended for a little too long, and a bit about how he got them back on track.

If you have a project sitting in limbo, we want to hear about it. Call 405 373 OTRQ (405 373 6877) and tell us about a project that you know you should finish. Or share a project that you finally finished! We’ll put your messages on a future episode.

You can see Seth’s work at www.ellothere.com and you can follow along on Instagram at @ellothereoutdoors.

Here is a link to the National Park poster: https://ellothere.com/collections/national-park/products/national-park-checklist-map-1

Here is a peep at the Baseball Stadium map: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg7I3NlHlLa/

Here is a link to a YouTube video of our first interview (you really don’t need to watch this) https://youtu.be/qEISH4CBXY8

Please subscribe, rate and review this show.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Tweet him at @evanmacdonald or follow the show at @OTRQpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Graphic Designer Seth Lucas Evan MacDonald, Seth Lucas 00:29:47 What do you do about unfinished projects? What do you do about unfinished projects? design, freelance, graphic designers, creativity, map design, etsy, graphic design, print design, art, ello there, maps no full 9 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c669a01eef1a148ecc28892 Leslie Chapman – Goldsmith Leslie Chapman is a Canadian goldsmith from Yukon Territory. In the 70’s she and her husband left Calgary Alberta as part of the “back to the land” movement, building their own home in an area that they would later discover was a gold mineral deposit. This would lead to another discovery, the art of goldsmithing.

The Question: “How important is your connection with the source of your materials to your creative work and process?”

Leslie shares some insights about what she calls a “chain of custody.” From environmentally conscious gold mining practices to hand forming each piece of jewelry, the objects she is designing pass from the earth, into her hands, and finally into the hands of her customers.

Check out Leslie’s work at http://fortymilegoldworkshop.ca.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Music by Evan. Editing help this week by John M Craig.

Follow the show at @OTRQpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Find Evan on Twitter and Instagram at @evanmacdonald

Learn more about this podcast at onethingrealquick.com. Email us at podcast@onethingrealquick.com and now you can call and leave us a voicemail at 405 373 OTRQ (6877). “Why call?” you ask? Why not?!

Support our sponsors. Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

Oh, and that book mentioned at the end is called Blue Latitudes, by Tony Horwitz.

]]> Fri, 15 Feb 2019 13:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/008 Leslie Chapman is a Canadian goldsmith from Yukon Territory. In the 70’s she and her husband left Calgary Alberta as part of the “back to the land” movement, building their own home in an area that they would later discover was a gold mineral deposit. This would lead to another discovery, the art of goldsmithing.

The Question: “How important is your connection with the source of your materials to your creative work and process?”

Leslie shares some insights about what she calls a “chain of custody.” From environmentally conscious gold mining practices to hand forming each piece of jewelry, the objects she is designing pass from the earth, into her hands, and finally into the hands of her customers.

Check out Leslie’s work at http://fortymilegoldworkshop.ca.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Music by Evan. Editing help this week by John M Craig.

Follow the show at @OTRQpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Find Evan on Twitter and Instagram at @evanmacdonald

Learn more about this podcast at onethingrealquick.com. Email us at podcast@onethingrealquick.com and now you can call and leave us a voicemail at 405 373 OTRQ (6877). “Why call?” you ask? Why not?!

Support our sponsors. Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

Oh, and that book mentioned at the end is called Blue Latitudes, by Tony Horwitz.

]]> Leslie Chapman – Goldsmith Evan MacDonald 00:27:08 How important is your connection with the source of your materials to your creative work and process? How important is your connection with the source of your materials to your creative work and process? design, goldsmith, yukon territory, creativity, product design, jewelry design, canada, jewelry no full 8 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c5cb69c085229e4e2f4382c Brad Woodard of Brave the Woods – Illustrator Brad Woodard is an Illustrator and designer who, along with his wife, Krystal, operates the studio Brave the Woods. Brad has worked with Target, Baskin Robbins, Simon and Schuster, Intel, Harley Davidson, Honda and loads of others. He teaches workshops in person and online. His classes on the Skillshare platform have been taken by over 50,000 people. His work has been featured in HOW, Communication Arts, Grain Edit and more.

The Question

“What has been the most effective way you’ve found to promote your illustration business?”

The Notes

In our interview, Brad shares insights about self promotion. We discuss his work with Skillshare, the assets and creative resources he’s created for RetroSupply, and how interacting with others in the creative community all play a role in the promotion of his studio. As you listen, you’ll hear us dig deeper into the topic to find the heart of the issue, his true secret to success.

Brad’s work can be seen at www.bravethewoods.com. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter at @brave_the_woods.

Be sure to check out Skillshare.com. It’s a online learning platform with courses on everything from illustration (like the courses taught by Brad) to cooking, technology to business. While we speak warmly about Skillshare in this episode, we did not receive any compensation and this episode is no way intended to be an advertisement for their services. We just genuinely like them.

At the endroll, we mention Creative Mornings. They have great talks in the archive that you can watch online and many cities have monthly in-person events for free. Check them out. You’ll be glad you did. https://creativemornings.com/

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Tweet him at @evanmacdonald or follow the show at @OTRQpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Fri, 8 Feb 2019 12:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald, Brave The Woods, Brad Woodard) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/007 Brad Woodard is an Illustrator and designer who, along with his wife, Krystal, operates the studio Brave the Woods. Brad has worked with Target, Baskin Robbins, Simon and Schuster, Intel, Harley Davidson, Honda and loads of others. He teaches workshops in person and online. His classes on the Skillshare platform have been taken by over 50,000 people. His work has been featured in HOW, Communication Arts, Grain Edit and more.

The Question

“What has been the most effective way you’ve found to promote your illustration business?”

The Notes

In our interview, Brad shares insights about self promotion. We discuss his work with Skillshare, the assets and creative resources he’s created for RetroSupply, and how interacting with others in the creative community all play a role in the promotion of his studio. As you listen, you’ll hear us dig deeper into the topic to find the heart of the issue, his true secret to success.

Brad’s work can be seen at www.bravethewoods.com. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter at @brave_the_woods.

Be sure to check out Skillshare.com. It’s a online learning platform with courses on everything from illustration (like the courses taught by Brad) to cooking, technology to business. While we speak warmly about Skillshare in this episode, we did not receive any compensation and this episode is no way intended to be an advertisement for their services. We just genuinely like them.

At the endroll, we mention Creative Mornings. They have great talks in the archive that you can watch online and many cities have monthly in-person events for free. Check them out. You’ll be glad you did. https://creativemornings.com/

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Tweet him at @evanmacdonald or follow the show at @OTRQpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Brad Woodard of Brave the Woods – Illustrator Evan MacDonald, Brave The Woods, Brad Woodard 00:28:44 What has been the most effective way you’ve found to promote your illustration business? What has been the most effective way you’ve found to promote your illustration business? illustration, design, freelance, graphic designers, creativity, workshop, graphic designer, graphic design, retrosupply, illustrators, skillshare no full 7 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c53945ff9619a9695f1ded3 James Best – Comedy Writer James Best is an Emmy nominated television writer living in New York City. His first tv gig was writing twitter and webseries for 30 Rock. From there he wrote for VH1, Billy on the Street, and Nickelodeon's comedy/mystery show Welcome to the Wayne. Currently, he's developing comedy and animation pilots for studios in LA and writing sketches for the reboot of Studio C. But that's just what everyone does with a Master's in Poetry from NYU.

The Question

“How does failure fit into your creative process?”

In our interview, James tell two stories of incredible luck. One which started his TV writing career was birthed into existence, and another where he completely miffed it. We also talk about the role of failure in the creative process. He shares some sage wisdom about destruction, why creating “the worst piece of crap in the world” can be a step to success, and how solving for not X is a great way to find a creative spark.

Find more about James Best on Twitter and Instagram, he is @jamesbestiv on both. See more of his work at www.freejamesbest.com.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Tweet him at @evanmacdonald and learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> Fri, 1 Feb 2019 12:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/006 James Best is an Emmy nominated television writer living in New York City. His first tv gig was writing twitter and webseries for 30 Rock. From there he wrote for VH1, Billy on the Street, and Nickelodeon's comedy/mystery show Welcome to the Wayne. Currently, he's developing comedy and animation pilots for studios in LA and writing sketches for the reboot of Studio C. But that's just what everyone does with a Master's in Poetry from NYU.

The Question

“How does failure fit into your creative process?”

In our interview, James tell two stories of incredible luck. One which started his TV writing career was birthed into existence, and another where he completely miffed it. We also talk about the role of failure in the creative process. He shares some sage wisdom about destruction, why creating “the worst piece of crap in the world” can be a step to success, and how solving for not X is a great way to find a creative spark.

Find more about James Best on Twitter and Instagram, he is @jamesbestiv on both. See more of his work at www.freejamesbest.com.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald. Tweet him at @evanmacdonald and learn more about the show at onethingrealquick.com

Use the offer code “OTRQ” at Libro.fm and get three audiobooks for the price of one!

]]> James Best – Comedy Writer Evan MacDonald 00:25:48 How does failure fit into your creative process? How does failure fit into your creative process? writer, tv writer, writing, failure, television, emmy, 30 rock, creative process, emmy nominated, copywriter, writer strike no full 6 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c4a81ea4d7a9c275da93134 Experience Designer Lauren Celenza of Google Not many will argue that travel is an eye and mind opening experience. Obviously, expanding your vision is valuable to anyone working in a creative capacity. In my conversation with Google designer Lauren Celenza, I ask “What impact has travel had on your work?”

This week, Lauren shares some great insights, including how to involve the people you’re designing for more directly in the design process. She shares with us stories from her travels across six contents, insights about design research, and some tips for enhancing travel so it can elevate your creative thinking. This episode is sponsored by Libro.fm. Use the offer code “OTRQ” to get two audio books for the price of one! https://libro.fm/redeem/OTRQ

]]> Fri, 25 Jan 2019 13:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Lauren Celenza, Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/005 Not many will argue that travel is an eye and mind opening experience. Obviously, expanding your vision is valuable to anyone working in a creative capacity. In my conversation with Google designer Lauren Celenza, I ask “What impact has travel had on your work?”

This week, Lauren shares some great insights, including how to involve the people you’re designing for more directly in the design process. She shares with us stories from her travels across six contents, insights about design research, and some tips for enhancing travel so it can elevate your creative thinking. This episode is sponsored by Libro.fm. Use the offer code “OTRQ” to get two audio books for the price of one! https://libro.fm/redeem/OTRQ

]]> Experience Designer Lauren Celenza of Google Lauren Celenza, Evan MacDonald 00:23:41 What impact has travel had on your work? What impact has travel had on your work? design, google, digital product design, product design, graphic design, ui design, ux design, experience design, google maps no full 5 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c41c03c88251b8e05c0f8b9 Sinkane – Musician Understanding where a creative comes from can go a long way in understanding their creative work. Sinkane (the music of Ahmed Gallab) writes music rich with references to his homeland, Sundan.

In this episode, Sinkane talks about how his parents moved the family from Sudan to the United States after the government was overthrown in the late 1980’s. He answers the question, “What role does your history and your origins as a Sudanese American have on the music that you write?”

Sinkane is one of my favorite musicians right now, producing African inspired music that connects the listener to his story. Sinkane also acted as the musical director for the supergroup ‘The Atomic Bomb! Band,’ a tribute to Nigerian musician William Onyeabor. Learn more about Ahmed and his music at https://cityslang.com/artists/sinkane. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram at @Sinkane.

]]> Fri, 18 Jan 2019 15:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Sinkane, Evan MacDonald, Ahmed Gallab) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/004 Understanding where a creative comes from can go a long way in understanding their creative work. Sinkane (the music of Ahmed Gallab) writes music rich with references to his homeland, Sundan.

In this episode, Sinkane talks about how his parents moved the family from Sudan to the United States after the government was overthrown in the late 1980’s. He answers the question, “What role does your history and your origins as a Sudanese American have on the music that you write?”

Sinkane is one of my favorite musicians right now, producing African inspired music that connects the listener to his story. Sinkane also acted as the musical director for the supergroup ‘The Atomic Bomb! Band,’ a tribute to Nigerian musician William Onyeabor. Learn more about Ahmed and his music at https://cityslang.com/artists/sinkane. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram at @Sinkane.

]]> Sinkane – Musician Sinkane, Evan MacDonald, Ahmed Gallab 00:21:23 What role does your history, and your origins as a Sudanese American, have on the music that you write? What role does your history, and your origins as a Sudanese American, have on the music that you write? sinkane, international, music, afrobeat, wopop, indie music, independent music, musician, world music, song writer, afro pop no full 4 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c4197efaa4a9954e159e541 Industrial Designer David Dombrowski This week I ask David Dombrowski, an industrial designer with over 30 years of design experience, “How has the intangible, digital world influenced the physical objects that you design?” Tune in for our conversation about the tools we as designers use and how using them at the right time and place allows for better design.

One Thing Real Quick is created by Evan MacDonald. Learn more at http://onethingrealquick.com

]]> Fri, 18 Jan 2019 15:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (David Dombrowski, Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/001 This week I ask David Dombrowski, an industrial designer with over 30 years of design experience, “How has the intangible, digital world influenced the physical objects that you design?” Tune in for our conversation about the tools we as designers use and how using them at the right time and place allows for better design.

One Thing Real Quick is created by Evan MacDonald. Learn more at http://onethingrealquick.com

]]> Industrial Designer David Dombrowski David Dombrowski, Evan MacDonald 00:15:03 How has the intangible, digital world influenced the physical objects that you design? How has the intangible, digital world influenced the physical objects that you design? design, creativity, creative process, interview, industrial design no full 1 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c41b80a03ce647f536b6294 Filmmaker Joaquin Azulay Of Gauchos Del Mar Just days after returning from a 16 month surfing expedition if Africa, Joaquin Azulay of Gauchos Del Mar sat down with me to answer my question, “What’s the relationship between your passion for surfing and the craft of creating films?”

In this episode, we talk about how surfing drives them to create, and how their films have become less about surfing and more about the search for waves and the people they meet along the way.

Find @gauchosdelmar on Instagram for some incredible surfscapes.

]]> Fri, 18 Jan 2019 14:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (gauchos del mar, Evan MacDonald, Joaquin Azulay) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/003 Just days after returning from a 16 month surfing expedition if Africa, Joaquin Azulay of Gauchos Del Mar sat down with me to answer my question, “What’s the relationship between your passion for surfing and the craft of creating films?”

In this episode, we talk about how surfing drives them to create, and how their films have become less about surfing and more about the search for waves and the people they meet along the way.

Find @gauchosdelmar on Instagram for some incredible surfscapes.

]]> Filmmaker Joaquin Azulay Of Gauchos Del Mar gauchos del mar, Evan MacDonald, Joaquin Azulay 00:13:47 What’s the relationship between your passion for surfing and the craft of creating films? What’s the relationship between your passion for surfing and the craft of creating films? surf, surfing, falkland islands, creative, film, creativity, production, filmmaking, cinematography, south america, surf film, argentina, make, las islas malvinas no full 3 5aa2986baf2096c38cda7780:5aa2a02524a694a064a289a7:5c41a9014ae23714d594a369 Annie Spratt of Unsplash – Photographer Annie Spratt is a delight. She’s a prolific amatuer photographer with thousands of photos which can be found on the covers of books, album covers, posters, greeting cards and countless other places (not bad for an amatuer!). In this episode she tells us a bit about Unsplash.com and how giving away 10 photos each day has led to some pretty amazing interactions with the folks who’ve used her photos.

Get a look at Annie’s work by visiting https://unsplash.com/@anniespratt. You can also find her on twitter and instagram at @anniespratt. Here is an article about how Unsplash, started as a side project: https://medium.com/who-what-why/how-side-projects-saved-our-startup-a83a80f3b3ae.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald.

]]> Fri, 18 Jan 2019 13:00:00 +0000 evan@evanmade.com (Evan MacDonald) http://onethingrealquick.com/episode/002 Annie Spratt is a delight. She’s a prolific amatuer photographer with thousands of photos which can be found on the covers of books, album covers, posters, greeting cards and countless other places (not bad for an amatuer!). In this episode she tells us a bit about Unsplash.com and how giving away 10 photos each day has led to some pretty amazing interactions with the folks who’ve used her photos.

Get a look at Annie’s work by visiting https://unsplash.com/@anniespratt. You can also find her on twitter and instagram at @anniespratt. Here is an article about how Unsplash, started as a side project: https://medium.com/who-what-why/how-side-projects-saved-our-startup-a83a80f3b3ae.

One Thing Real Quick is produced by Evan MacDonald.

]]> Annie Spratt of Unsplash – Photographer Evan MacDonald 00:26:18 What impact has giving away your photographs had on the way you approach your work? What impact has giving away your photographs had on the way you approach your work? no full 2