
Sticky Notes is the podcast hosted by CJ Cawley and Jack Chitty. Two brand designers sit down each week and unpack the reality of running a creative business. No fluff, no gatekeeping, no pretending they've got it all figured out. We talk about the wins, the failures, and everything in between. From niching (or not), finding clients, pricing your work, and building a brand… to creative blocks, sel... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This week, we’re continuing the case study series with a look behind the scenes of Jack’s latest brand identity project for Verdex - a premium all-wheel-drive robotic mower.Rather than leaning into the same overly technical, futuristic visual languag... more
This week, we’re doing something a little different and taking you properly behind the scenes of a real brand identity project.CJ breaks down the identity he created for Anti-Boring Content Club, a Berlin-based influencer marketing agency built aroun... more
Using the recent Allan Peters and A$AP Rocky situation as a case study, we're taking a look at social media, self-promotion, and what it actually takes to market yourself as a designer in 2026.We get into the fine line between creating content that g... more
This week, we’re talking about the projects that never saw the light of day. We're talking rejected ideas and identities that were maybe signed off but never launched. We share the stories behind some of our biggest creative disappointments, includin... more
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These guys are the essence of design - talking about passion! Talking about what they love and why the hard stuff is worth it. The types of conversations that we all want to have. Not preachy but enthusiastic, genuine advice - the best design podcast I've found. Also loving the recs on new designers to follow!
I just enjoy how well you guys play off each other with Jack’s love for business structure and CJ’s spontaneous passion for design. You can consider this your first official question if you’d like, but as a fellow brand and graphic designer on THE spectrum 🧠🧩, what advice would y’all give to first time entrepreneurs like me trying to attract clients and build brain friendly systems without overwhelming the nervous system? Thanx!
I’ve followed CJ on social media for a bit and now will be following Jack as well. Nice mix of discussion on graphic design and life in general. Jack’s story is inspiring to hear and I’m happy I took the plunge with podcast. Good luck from Texas gents!
I’ve been following both CJ and Jack for a while over various social media’s and they are both fantastic designers so when I heard CJ was producing a podcast I knew I was going to love it.
Just as the description states this is a no fluff, no over exaggerated success story, it is just an honest chat about how Jack got to where he was. It was truly insightful and I can’t wait to hear more chats with guests CJ has on.
If your a freelance designer who is tired and sick of hearing and seeing peo... more
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Two design entrepreneurs swap candid stories about running a creative business, covering pricing, client relationships, niching, personal growth, burnout, and the messy realities of freelancing. Episodes emphasize practicality over hype, with open discussions about margins, project scopes, and the emotional side of design work. Notably, the show often centers on authentic experiments in business structure, branding decisions, and sustaining momentum without losing creative identity, making it a go-to for freelancers and small-studio designers seeking grounded, actionable insights.
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