
Join James Chae and Drew Litowitz as they talk to a cadre of amazing Graphic Designers and hack away at past traumas, spiritual mantras, PSDs, PTSD, and inner peace. graphicsupportgroup.substack.com graphicsupportgroup.substack.com
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | DesignHealth & FitnessArtsMental Health | ||||

We’re back for another season of Graphic Support Group. Kicking off for Season 6 is another episode of our beloved “Behind the Screen” series. If you haven’t heard it our first installment was with Hasan Askari.
This time we got to speak with LA pr... more
Before we begin we have a special message from Bryan and Poetic State.
Hey, listeners. I'm Bryan Collins, founder of Poetic State, and I'm a career coach who helps multidisciplinary creatives break through whatever is holding them back. If you're st... more
Our guest, Aurélia de Azambuja has been speaking at conferences more recently with her talk, “How to make the logo bigger when the world is burning?” – a provocation that confronts what it means to practice design in today’s world, and more broadly, ... more
We’re back with another episode of Graphic Support Group and we’re filled with joy to share this one. Our guest Nontsikelelo Mutiti “is a Zimbabwean born designer, visual artist, and educator whose conceptual approach to design spans the mediums of p... more
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Stellar podcast, I haven’t heard (or seen?) much else like it. Introspective but not indulgent, Intellectual but not pretentious, it brings a range of sincere voices and unique perspectives to the fore.
I think the episodes start flowing naturally from maybe 10 or 11 onwards, and with multiple guests I am vaguely offput in the first five or ten minutes, only to be frantically searching up their work once I have heard them speak for an hour. Here’s hoping James, Drew and Elena keep it up.
This is a great perspective on design from a different angle. Listen!
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The show centers on design, creativity, and mental well-being, featuring conversations with designers, artists, and industry thinkers who navigate the tensions between commercial work, personal values, and social responsibility. Episodes often address collaboration, career growth, and the psychology of creativity, with guests who push for ethical design, community, and healing within demanding creative environments. The format blends candid personal storytelling with practical insights for designers and creative professionals, making it a compelling resource for listeners seeking authentic perspectives and thoughtful discourse about the design world and mental health.
A standout aspect is the way it blends intimate, introspective conversat... more
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