
Creative Figures is a long-form interview show about how creative people actually live and work. One guest per episode — artists, designers, illustrators, writers, filmmakers, makers of every kind — and no hurry: the practice behind the portfolio, the decisions behind the career, the parts that never make the highlight reel. Between conversations, occasional solo episodes on craft and creative ind... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignArtsBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

llustrator and artist MURUGIAH on whether artists should reinvent themselves, and why he follows the fun instead.
"Don't let what you did last get in the way of what you want to do in the future."
In this bonus from his Creative Figures conversatio... more
Illustrator Nick Liefhebber on paper cuts, woodcut printmaking, going independent one day at a time, and why limitations shape his work.
"When you just start making things you like, it doesn't feel like work."
Nick Liefhebber is an illustrator, des... more
Designer Erik Herrström on his book The Echo, why his studio never shows clients a mood board, and designing identities for Whitney Houston and Elvis Presley.
"We never show mood boards to our clients, ever."
Erik Herrström grew up in a small villa... more
Illustrator and artist MURUGIAH on leaving architecture, finding his own style, and opening the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration with his first solo museum show.
"Everything you've done, it doesn't have to just end. It can be fuel for what you ... more
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The show features long-form conversations with a rotating lineup of designers, illustrators, artists, and creative entrepreneurs who discuss the realities behind building a creative career. Across episodes, common threads include transitioning into AI-enabled workflows, the balance between craft and business, and practical guidance for freelancers and studio leaders. Guests often share personal origin stories, lessons on resilience, and strategies for maintaining authentic creative voice while navigating client work, branding, and sustainability. A notable through line is the emphasis on human judgment, collaboration, and community-building in an industry increasingly influenced by AI tools and rapid change. The format's strength lies in it... more
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Recent guests on Creative Figures include:
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