Is Comic Sans Really That Bad?
This week on Overtime, we unpack what it means to decolonize our design thinking and question the rules we've been taught. Plus, brands design apologies that all look... the same? Finally, Meg talks about how to stop lifting up the same people over and over again, and start lifting up some new voices for a change.
Overtime · Dribbble, Meg Lewis
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Show Notes
This week on Overtime, we unpack what it means to decolonize our design thinking and question the rules we've been taught. Plus, brands design apologies that all look... the same? Finally, Meg talks about how to stop lifting up the same people over and over again, and start lifting up some new voices for a change.
- [00:09] Host Meg Lewis introduces the episode
- [06:00] Walker Art: Clara Balaguer on Design, Decolonization, and Trolling Duterte (https://tinyurl.com/yakrkno4)
- [08:49] Fast Company: Brands keep apologizing for racism. Why do all their posts look the same? (https://tinyurl.com/y9tl5hql)
- [13:17] How to expand your friend group and start lifting up new voices
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- Bobby C. Martin’s Black Lives Matter shirt: https://getmerchaid.com/shop/all
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