James Victore's art has been on display at the MoMA for years, here's how he got there and what he got in return.
The design industry has changed significantly, with a multitude of influences and voices making it harder for young designers to sustain their careers.
Design icons are less prominent today, and many younger designers are not familiar with the influential figures of the past.
Teaching design can be a rewarding experience, as it allows for the opportunity to inspire and guide students in their creative journeys.
As adults, it can be challenging to break free from preconceived notions and habits, but reconnecting with the curiosity and playfulness of childhood can lead to greater authenticity and creativity.
Many creative professionals feel frustrated and disconnected from their work, often due to societal expectations and the fear of judgment and comparison.
Having open and honest conversations with loved ones about career choices and personal fulfillment can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment in life.
Maintaining a sense of curiosity and playfulness is essential for staying passionate and engaged in the design industry.
Authenticity is key to building confidence and finding joy in one's work.
The design industry can be selfish, but teaching and staying connected to the creative community can help reignite passion and inspiration. Playfulness and passion are essential in design
Specializing in the design industry is becoming more common, but it may limit creativity
The agency model is evolving, and smaller groups may be more efficient
Being true to oneself and embracing individuality is crucial in design
Being seen, heard, and appreciated is important for designers
James Victoria has a new podcast called 'The Right Questions'
James Victoria offers coaching advice for designers
