To celebrate Revision Path’s 100th episode, I worked with AIGA to curate a collection of episodes specifically for the AIGA community.
- Chris Barker is a graphic designer/art director in Atlanta, Georgia. His work has been featured on magazine covers, and he’s the founder of Factor, a Black gay/queer-centric magazine app available on the App Store and Google Play.
- Jon Daniel is a London-based independent creative director and designer with over 25 years of experience with big brands like IBM, NHS Careers, Philips, and Virgin Direct.
- Ced Funches is a creative director, global designer, and digital strategist who builds brands at his digital agency, Flippo+Interactive. Funches has worked in the NBA, the video game industry, and higher education, and has also written a children’s book.
- Kevin Karanja is an influential motion graphics designer in Nairobi, Kenya, with an unbridled, infectious passion and enthusiasm for design.
- Leon Lawrence III is the design director for Washington D.C.’s USA Weekend, which he’s helped design from top to bottom for the past 15 years. Lawrence is also the author of Career Diary of a Publication Design Director.
- Silas Munro is a designer, writer, and design educator. He currently serves as assistant professor of art at Miami University and is part of the founding faculty in the MFA Program in graphic design at the Vermont College of Fine Arts.
- Antionette Carroll is the executive director and founder of Creative Reaction Lab, a social impact design consultancy she runs through her design studio, CHAx365 Design. She is also the chair of AIGA’s Diversity & Inclusion Task Force.
- De Angela Duff is the co-director of Integrated Digital Media at NYU, and has designed websites for some of the biggest musicians in the industry, including Alicia Keys, David Bowie, and Britney Spears.
- Angelica Ross is the CEO and executive director of TransTech Social Enterprises, a training academy and apprenticeship program that aims to empower, educate, and employ the trans community through the use of technology, while promoting innovation, independence, and entrepreneurship.
- Kristy Tillman is the design director for the Society of Grownups, and has worked as designer for companies like IDEO, Reebok, and PUMA. Tillman is also one-half of the founding team behind the Detroit Water Project.
- Jacinda Walker is a design strategist in Columbus, Ohio, and a tireless champion for diversity in all fields of the arts. Walker also serves on AIGA’s Diversity & Inclusion Task Force.
- Tamika D. Williams is an associate design professor at Alabama A&M University, responsible for coordinating the graphic design program for the school’s visual art department.
These interviews will live on AIGA’s website under Programs in the Diversity & Inclusion section. Huge thanks to AIGA for including Revision Path on their website!