Creative Voyage Podcast
The Creative Voyage Podcast features insightful conversations with some of the world's most inspiring creatives, revealing the stories that shaped their lives and careers. Host Mario Depicolzuane, an internationally acclaimed art director and graphic designer, offers actionable strategies to help listeners take their mindset and skills to the next level. He has worked with clients such as Kinfolk Magazine, MENU, Harvard GSD, and The Audo.
Episodes
On Drawing, Curiosity and Practice with Frédéric Forest (E35)
Join Detour, an online workshop with Frédéric Forest, exploring creative practice, curiosity, constraints and new ways of working. Learn more and join: creative.voyage/detour
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Frédéric Forest studied industrial design before working with leading contemporary designers including Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance and Jean-Marie Massaud. He later cofounded Forest & Giaconia with Cl
How to Live a Larger Creative Life with James Hollis (E34)
Dr. James Hollis is a Jungian analyst, trained in Zurich, Switzerland, and based in Washington, D.C. He is the author of twenty-two books, including The Middle Passage, Swamplands of the Soul, The Eden Project, Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life, Living an Examined Life and his latest book, co-written with L.A.-based artist Enrique Martínez Celaya, Tending the Fire: Creativity, Purpose, an
On Leadership, Longevity and Building HEY with Verónica Fuerte (E33)
Verónica Fuerte is a designer, speaker and lecturer based in Barcelona, and the founder and creative directress of Hey, an independent design studio established in 2007. For over 18 years, she has been building bold, vibrant and strategic design systems that help brands, institutions and cultural organizations connect with people.
Alongside her studio work, Verónica serves as a Board Member at Can
How to Be an Independent Musician with Yeohee Kim / machìna (E32)
This episode features Yeohee Kim—known artistically as machìna—a Korean artist based in Tokyo and Berlin. We cover her journey from K-pop to independent artistry, the creative mindset needed to sustain a career in music, the role of solitude in creativity, her approach to music-making, the financial realities of the industry and what it takes to be a thriving independent musician today.Yeohee Kim,
Brand Identity, Design Craft and Growing a Studio with Perniclas Bedow (E31)
This episode features Perniclas Bedow, the founder and creative director behind Bedow, a Stockholm-based design and branding studio. We cover topics such as Bedow’s approach to crafting visual identities, their studio culture and growth, work routines and organization of the studio, career advice for young creatives, lessons that Perniclas got from the “Grafisk Design,” a podcast which he hosted,
How to Be a Better Creative, Best of E14–E29
This special insight-packed 30th episode is dedicated to episodes 14 to 29 highlights, featuring the best strategic, tactical and inspirational advice all 16 of the most recent guests gave at the end of their interviews. You can think of it as a perennial creative career advice resource that you can easily return to whenever you feel stuck, lack motivation or want to get inspired. If you are a cre
On Passion, Patience & Photography with Myesha Evon Gardner (E29)
In this episode, I talk to Myesha Evon Gardner, a New York-based photographer and art director originally from Cleveland, Ohio. We cover topics such as Myesha’s approach to photography, including influences, gear, experimentation, shooting analog and working in the darkroom, her mindsets about growth and finances, lessons she learned from her father, who is a musician, the importance of patience a
How to Be an Interior Stylist with Colin King (E28)
In this episode, I talk to Colin King, an interior stylist, product designer and creative director. We cover topics such as his work/life balance, the source of his motivation, how he approaches interior styling, his work routines, his thoughts on professional growth and relevancy, the power of asking for help and of helping others, his challenges along the journey, including encounters with addic
On Courage, Embracing Change and Lifelong Learning with Astrid Stavro (E27)
In this episode, I talk to Astrid Stavro, a creative director and graphic designer. We cover topics such as the importance of learning and continually being a student, Astrid’s work routines, advice for young designers, her experience as a Pentagram partner, what makes for a good piece of graphic design, how to orient ourselves during times of change, and much more.BiographyAstrid Stavro is an int
On Knowing Ourselves, Growth and Long Term Goals with Chidy Wayne (E26)
In this episode, I talk to Chidy Wayne, an illustrator and an artist. We cover topics such as the importance of knowing ourselves, Chidy’s work routines, managing finances as a freelancer, the importance and challenges of personal growth in the face of modern distractions, advice for young creatives, his views on the craft of illustration, including style and trends, and much more.BiographyChidy W
The Future of Sound Design With Yuri Suzuki (E25)
In this episode, I talk to Yuri Suzuki, a sound artist, designer, electronic musician, and partner at Pentagram. We cover topics such as the importance of business skills, the value of mentors and being open to asking for advice, career tips for designers in any field, the intersection of art and commerce, the importance and opportunities of sound design in the years to come, how he became a partn
How to Start a Magazine With Anja Charbonneau (E24)
In this episode, I talk to Anja Charbonneau, a founder, editor-in-chief and creative director of Broccoli. We cover topics such as creative and art direction, how to start a successful magazine, the importance of professional relationships and the delicate art of providing feedback, her work routines and the way she leads Broccoli, challenges Anja encountered along the way, advice for young creati
On Art Direction, Running a Design Studio, and Grit With Mirko Borsche (E23)
In this episode, I talk to Mirko Borsche, a creative director, graphic designer, and founder of Bureau Borsche. We cover topics such as his work routines and his studio’s culture, challenges Mirko encountered along the way, advice for young designers, the importance of long-term thinking, art direction, and much more.BiographyMirko Borsche’s career has spanned between work in corporate advertising
How to Be a Fashion Stylist with Jermaine Daley (E22)
In this episode, I talk to Jermaine Daley, a New York-based fashion stylist. We cover topics such as career tips for beginner stylists, perfectionism, challenges Jermaine encountered along the way, his approach to fashion styling, managing finances, sustainability in fashion, and much more.BiographyJermaine Daley is a New York-based fashion stylist. His work focuses on storytelling and creating ch
On Type Design, Work Routines, and Self-Development with Pauline Le Pape (E21)
In this episode, I talk to Pauline Le Pape, a type designer and art director based in Amsterdam. We cover topics such as Pauline’s advice to young professionals, the importance of meditation and walks in her work routines, managing finances, including critical mindsets and budget negotiation tips, typography and type design, challenges she’s experiencing at the moment, and much more.BiographyPauli
Becoming a Sought-After Architect With Andreas Martin-Löf (E20)
In this episode, I talk to Andreas Martin-Löf, an architect and a founder of Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter, an architectural practice based in Stockholm, Sweden. We cover topics such as Andreas’ approach to architecture, the advice he would give to young architects, challenges he encountered so far—including dealing with job burnout—the importance of embracing opportunities, his work routines, the
On Designing Visual Identities, Independent Publishing, and Longevity With Tony Brook (E19)
In this episode, I talk to Tony Brook, the co-founder and creative director of a British design studio SPIN and an independent publishing venture Unit Editions. We cover topics such as independent publishing, lessons he learned early in his career, SPIN's organization as a design studio, their process for designing visual identity systems, and much more.BiographyTony Brook is the co-founder and cr
On Experience Design, Growth, and Working at Airbnb With Tin Kadoić (E18)
In this episode, I talk to Tin Kadoić, an experience designer. We cover topics such as his experience of working at Airbnb, different career paths in such organizations, the power of sharing your knowledge, professional lessons he learned so far, and much more.BiographyTin Kadoić is a design leader that’s been looking for meaningful ways to create communities, impact how we learn, stay healthy, an
Becoming a Freelance Journalist With Pip Usher (E17)
In this episode, I talk to Pip Usher, a freelance writer. We cover topics such as advice for writers who are just starting, tips on how to improve our writing skills, what makes a good interview, challenges of being a freelance journalist, the influence of recent motherhood to her work, and much more.BiographyPip Usher is a journalist known for her cultural pieces and long-form profiles. She has w
The Importance of Hard Work and Perseverance With Jonathan Chmelensky (E16)
In this episode, I talk to Jonathan Chmelensky, a professional dancer. We cover topics such as the importance of hard work, challenges of being a professional dancer working today, the ways to keep being engaged with our craft, how to tackle the hard moments on our professional path, and much more.BiographyJonathan Chmelensky is a Paris-born ballet dancer, currently based in Copenhagen. As a balle
On Creative Entrepreneurship, Self-Learning, and Becoming a Photographer With Armin Tehrani (E15)
In this episode, I talk to Armin Tehrani, a photographer, art director, and entrepreneur. We cover topics such as navigating creativity and business, how he went about becoming a professional photographer, what motives him, the importance of giving and receiving honest feedback, and much more.BiographyArmin Tehrani is a creative professional from Vancouver, Canada, currently based in Copenhagen. H
What Is Trend Forecasting With Nina Bruun (E14)
In this episode, I talk to Nina Bruun, a designer, trend-spotter, and consultant. We cover topics such as advice to young professionals who are just starting, working with a personal assistant, what is trend spotting and how Nina does it, ideas on how to continually grow and develop yourself, and much more.BiographyAs a designer went industry professional, Nina has carved out a niche on the Nordic
How to Be a Better Creative Professional, Best of Season 1 (E13)
In this episode, we are going to listen to the highlights of season 1 of the podcast. I've decided to take the best of the strategic, tactical, and inspirational advice all of the 12 guests gave at the end of each interview, and create this insight-packed special episode.You can think of it as a perennial creative career advice resource, that you can easily get back to whenever you feel stuck, lac
How to Follow Your Passion with Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen (S01E12)
In this episode, I talk to Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen, a Copenhagen-based architect, designer, art director, and photographer. We cover topics such as positioning as a creative, how Jonas approaches new projects, his advice to young professionals, main challenges of being an architect today, his work routines, the importance of following your passion and much more.
Biography
Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen is an a
How to Make a Living as a Textile Designer with Nadine Goepfert (S01E11)
In this episode, I talk to Nadine Goepfert, a Berlin-based textile designer. We cover topics such as the importance of listening to our artistic Intuition, Nadine’s work routines, her approach to personal and research-based projects, how to deal with obstacles, and much more.
Biography
Nadine Goepfert is a multidisciplinary designer offering creative direction, design, and consultancy on textiles
What Is the Future of Industrial Design with Tim Rundle (S01E10)
In this episode, I talk to Tim Rundle, a London-based industrial designer. We cover topics such as the importance of finding the right clients, his failures and lessons learned, advice to young industrial designers, what makes a good contemporary product, and much more.
Biography
Tim Rundle is the founder of Tim Rundle Studio, a London based industrial design consultancy specializing in furniture
How to Be a Contemporary Dancer and Choreographer With Fukiko Takase (S01E09)
In this episode, I talk to Fukiko Takase, a London-based independent dancer, choreographer, and movement director. We cover topics such as the importance of nurturing your better self, advice to dancers and choreographers who are just starting, Fukiko’s work routines, the main challenges of being a contemporary dancer working today, her experience of dancing with Thom Yorke, and much more.
Biograp
How to Make a Living as a Freelance Illustrator with Merijn Hos (S01E08)
In this episode, I talk to Merijn Hos, an Utrecht-based illustrator, visual artist, and occasional art director. We cover topics such as his work routines, advice to illustrators who are just starting, his experience with ADHD, what makes a good illustration brief, how he develops his style, and much more.
Biography
Merijn Hos is an illustrator, visual artist and occasional art director based in U
The Intersection of Strategy, Physical and Digital With Carl Emil S. Bregnhøi (S01E07)
In this episode, I talk to Carl Emil S. Bregnhøi, a Copenhagen-based digital strategist, early seed investor, and entrepreneur. We cover topics such as a strategic approach to design and technology, the importance of communication, working on the intersection of physical and digital, his current struggles, the value of side projects, and much more.
Biography
Carl Emil S. Bregnhøi comes with a deca
How to Make a Living As a Musician With Sarah Lipstate (S01E06)
In this episode, I talk to Sarah Lipstate, a Los Angeles-based composer, and a guitarist. We cover topics such as making a living as a musician today, marketing your work, the things Sarah is currently struggling with, the relationship between her gear and her art, and much more.
Biography
Sarah Lipstate is a Los Angeles-based composer, most known for Noveller, her solo electric guitar project. Ha
What Is the Future of Creative Education With Eike König (S01E05)
In this episode, I talk to Eike König, a Berlin-based graphic designer, and creative director, who’s also a teacher, and an artist. We cover topics such as his approach to teaching, challenges on his career journey, advice to young creative professionals, his struggle with depression, and much more.
Biography
Eike König, born 1968 in Hanau, studied Graphic Design at Darmstadt University of Applied
The Importance of Personal Work and Self-initiated Projects With Nao Nozawa (S01E04)
This episode is dedicated to Nao Nozawa, a Tokyo based graphic designer and art director. We cover topics such as dealing with feedback and criticism, the importance of personal work and self-initiated projects, the specifics of freelancing, and working with clients in Japan, and much more.
Biography
Nao Nozawa is a Tokyo based graphic designer and art director. She currently works as a freelancer
How to Make a Living As a Freelance Writer With Ellen Freeman (S01E03)
In this episode, I talk to Ellen Freeman, a freelance writer and editor based in Mexico City. We cover topics such as advice to writers who are just starting out, the process of pitching, financial challenges of being a freelance writer, what makes a good story, and much more.
Biography
Ellen Freeman is a writer and editor who graduated from Haverford College with a B.A. in Comparative Literature
Concept-driven Design and Art Direction With Charlotte Heal (S01E02)
In this episode, I talk to Charlotte Heal, a London-based Creative/Art Director, and Founder of Charlotte Heal Design Ltd. We cover topics such as hunting for new work, conceptual approach to design solutions, framing mistakes, the state of young talent today, the things she is currently struggling with, and Micheal Jackson dance routines.
Biography
Charlotte Heal was educated at the Royal College
How to Be a Photographer in a Digital Age With Jacopo Moschin (S01E01)
For this first episode of the podcast, I talk to NYC-based photographer Jacopo Moschin. We cover topics such as work routines, the danger of the comfort zone, main challenges of being a photographer today, understanding who you are and what photography is about, the importance of research, his advice for briefs coming from art directors, and much more.
Biography
Jacopo Moschin is a portrait and do
Introduction – The Creative Voyage Podcast, Season 1
Introduction to the Season 1 of the Creative Voyage Podcast, a long-form interview show with a mission of helping creative professionals to level up. Find out more at https://creative.voyage/
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