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The Deeply Graphic Designcast: Where Creatives Level Up! Hosted by Nick Longo and Mikelle Morrison, this dynamic duo dives into bold ideas, behind-the-scenes insights, and real-world advice to inspire designers, artists, and makers. Don't miss our first series, The Next Level with Tom Lauro. Tune in for the stories, tips, and fresh perspectives that’ll spark your next big creative move!
The Deeply Graphic Designcast: Where Creatives Level Up! Hosted by Nick Longo and Mikelle Morrison, this dynamic duo dives into bold ideas, behind-the-scenes insights, and real-world advice to inspire designers, artists, and makers. Don't miss our first series, The Next Level with Tom Lauro. Tune in for the stories, tips, and fresh perspectives that’ll spark your next big creative move!
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Chief Creative Officer of NBDco., a design studio known for building holistic brands out of New Jersey and New York. With over 15 years in design and art direction, Nader has carved a path that blends visual storytelling with the rhythm and emotion of music.
Chief Creative Officer of NBDco., a design studio known for building holistic brands out of New Jersey and New York. With over 15 years in design and art direction, Nader has carved a path that blends visual storytelling with the rhythm and emotion of music.
Chris Porter is a longtime friend and brand designer who actively supports the creative community through mentoring, industry advocacy, and helping with grants. He emphasizes giving back and creating impact without needing a big platform.
Chris Porter is a longtime friend and brand designer who actively supports the creative community through mentoring, industry advocacy, and helping with grants. He emphasizes giving back and creating impact without needing a big platform.
Connr Lock is a designer, artist, and self-taught chef who has chosen to forge his own path by combining his passions for design and culinary arts. His work is driven by resilience, love, and a desire to create meaningful stories through food. Connr has gained recognition for his unique approach to cooking, which is influenced by his background in design, and is currently competing in the Favorite Chef contest. His journey reflects a deep commitment to authenticity and breaking traditional rules, making him a compelling figure in both the creative and culinary worlds.
Connr Lock is a designer, artist, and self-taught chef who has chosen to forge his own path by combining his passions for design and culinary arts. His work is driven by resilience, love, and a desire to create meaningful stories through food. Connr has gained recognition for his unique approach to cooking, which is influenced by his background in design, and is currently competing in the Favorite Chef contest. His journey reflects a deep commitment to authenticity and breaking traditional rules, making him a compelling figure in both the creative and culinary worlds.
Dan Janssen is the founder and creative director of Lincoln Design Co., a design studio known for its innovative approach to branding and design. With a passion for creating impactful visual identities, Dan has led his team in developing a unique brand narrative that emphasizes the importance of treating one's own brand as a primary client. He has extensive experience in the design industry, focusing on building a strong studio culture and producing high-quality design work. Dan is also an advocate for sharing knowledge and insights within the design community, often participating in conferences and discussions that promote creativity and collaboration.
Dan Janssen is the founder and creative director of Lincoln Design Co., a design studio known for its innovative approach to branding and design. With a passion for creating impactful visual identities, Dan has led his team in developing a unique brand narrative that emphasizes the importance of treating one's own brand as a primary client. He has extensive experience in the design industry, focusing on building a strong studio culture and producing high-quality design work. Dan is also an advocate for sharing knowledge and insights within the design community, often participating in conferences and discussions that promote creativity and collaboration.
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The Deeply Graphic Designcast: Where Creatives Level Up! Hosted by Nick Longo and Mikelle Morrison, this dynamic duo dives into bold ideas, behind-the-scenes insights, and real-world advice to inspire designers, artists, and makers. Tune in for the stories, tips, and fresh perspectives that’ll spark your next big creative move!
Here's the recent few episodes on The Deeply Graphic Designcast - DGDC.
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Intersection of Music and Design w/ NBDco.
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Tom Lauro
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Nader Boraie
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
music and designvisual storytellingmusic-focused design projectsclient attraction in music industryportfolio curation for artists
Hosted by Tom Lauro
In this episode of The Next Level, Tom sits down with Nader Boraie, Chief Creative Officer of NBDco., a design studio known for building holistic brands out of New Jersey and New York. With over 15 years in design and art direction, Nader has carved a path that blends visual storytelling with the rhythm and emotion of music.
Together, they dive into how music has influenced their creative journeysfrom mixtapes to mood boardsand explore how a passion for sound has shaped their design sensibilities. They talk candidly about the highs and lows of working on music-focused design projects, share tips on how to attract clients in the music world, and offer up strategies for curating a portfolio that resonates with artists, labels, and creators.
To close things out, Nader answers our signature Next Level questions, sharing the advice hed give to his younger self, the insight that changed the game for him, and whats next on his horizon.
Whether you're a designer with a beat in your heart or just curious about the creative crossover between music and design, this ones worth turning up.
In this episode of The Next Level, Tom sits down with Nader Boraie, Chief Creative Officer of NBDco., a design studio known for building holistic brands out of New Jersey and New York. With over 15 years in design and art direction, Nader has carved a path that blends visual storytelling with the rhythm and emotion of music.
Together, they dive into how music has influenced their creative journeysfrom mixtapes to mood boardsand explore how a passion for sound has shaped their design sensibilities. They talk candidly about the highs and lows of working on music-focused design projects, share tips on how to attract clients in the music world, and offer up strategies for curating a portfolio that resonates with artists, labels, and creators.
To close things out, Nader answers our signature Next Level questions, sharing the advice hed give to his younger self, the insight that changed the game for him, and whats next on his horizon.
Whether you're a designer with a beat in your heart or just curious about the creative crossover between music and design, this ones worth turning up.
creative communitymentoringstudent programsindustry advocacylegacyAdobe Creative Career Centertools for creatives
In this episode, Nick sits down with longtime friend and fellow brand designer Chris Porter to talk about giving back to the creative community, from mentoring young designers and supporting student programs to helping with grants and industry advocacy.We’re diving into how you can show up, share your experience, and create real impact without needing a big platform or a fancy title. If you’ve ever wondered how to leave a legacy that goes beyond your portfolio… this one’s for you.We also touch on Adobe’s new Creative Career Center and why tools like this are game-changers for the next generation of creatives.https://www.behance.net/resources?tracking_source=nav20https://www.babygrand.co/🚀 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dgdcpod/🚀 Explore more at: linktr.ee/dgdcpod🚀Our Shop: deeplygraphicgoods.printful.me#GraphicDesign #DesignPodcast #CreativeBusiness
In this episode, Nick sits down with longtime friend and fellow brand designer Chris Porter to talk about giving back to the creative community, from mentoring young designers and supporting student programs to helping with grants and industry advocacy.We’re diving into how you can show up, share your experience, and create real impact without needing a big platform or a fancy title. If you’ve ever wondered how to leave a legacy that goes beyond your portfolio… this one’s for you.We also touch on Adobe’s new Creative Career Center and why tools like this are game-changers for the next generation of creatives.https://www.behance.net/resources?tracking_source=nav20https://www.babygrand.co/🚀 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dgdcpod/🚀 Explore more at: linktr.ee/dgdcpod🚀Our Shop: deeplygraphicgoods.printful.me#GraphicDesign #DesignPodcast #CreativeBusiness
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Burn the Rulebook!
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Nick LongoMikelle Morrison
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Guests of this podcast episode
Connr Lock
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Keywords of this podcast episode
designfoodstorytellingresiliencelegacycreativity
Inspired by love, legacy, and the hunger to create something real.
In this episode, we sit down with Connór Lock, designer, artist, and self-taught chef, who walked away from the expected path and leaned hard into the fire. What started in his mother’s kitchen turned into a life of storytelling through food, driven by resilience, love, and a deep refusal to play by anyone else’s rules.We talk about the emotional fuel behind his work, how design still shapes his cooking, and the powerful legacy of a tortilla with butter. Connór is currently competing in the Favorite Chef contest, and after hearing this conversation, you’ll know exactly why he’s one to watch.Vote for Connor Here: https://favchef.com/2025/connor-lockIG: @HeyStaahjwww.staahj.comIG: @7avisualcraftsmanwww.followseven.com
Inspired by love, legacy, and the hunger to create something real.
In this episode, we sit down with Connór Lock, designer, artist, and self-taught chef, who walked away from the expected path and leaned hard into the fire. What started in his mother’s kitchen turned into a life of storytelling through food, driven by resilience, love, and a deep refusal to play by anyone else’s rules.We talk about the emotional fuel behind his work, how design still shapes his cooking, and the powerful legacy of a tortilla with butter. Connór is currently competing in the Favorite Chef contest, and after hearing this conversation, you’ll know exactly why he’s one to watch.Vote for Connor Here: https://favchef.com/2025/connor-lockIG: @HeyStaahjwww.staahj.comIG: @7avisualcraftsmanwww.followseven.com
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Dan Janssen from Lincoln Design Co
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Nick LongoMikelle Morrison
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Dan Janssen
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
Lincoln Design CoBrand Designcreative directorbrandingself-promotionstudio cultureconferencescreativitycollaborations
Dan Janssen, founder and creative director of Lincoln Design Co., returns to the show for a deep dive into the studio’s highly anticipated new release: The Brand Design of a Brand Design Agency. This 288-page book isn't about client work—it's a behind-the-scenes look at how Lincoln built its own brand from the inside out. Packed with unreleased logos, illustrations, internal marketing, swag, and studio stories, the book is a decade-in-the-making tribute to what happens when a studio treats itself like its most important client.
In this episode, we unpack the big ideas behind the book, why it exists, who it’s for, and how it challenges the traditional rules of branding and self-promotion. Dan shares lessons learned from building a dream studio culture, creating products that leave lasting impressions, and the importance of documenting your creative evolution.
We also talk about the value of getting outside the design bubble. Fresh off Crop Con in Austin and gearing up for the Licensing Expo in Vegas, we swap insights on how conferences, both design-focused and industry-specific—can fuel creativity, spark collaborations, and push your studio’s visibility beyond the usual crowd.
If you're a designer, creative director, studio owner, or student looking to understand what it really takes to build a brand-first creative business, this one’s for you.
📕 Grab the book and explore more: 👉 https://shorturl.at/MCWWF 🔗 https://www.lincolndesignco.com/
Dan Janssen, founder and creative director of Lincoln Design Co., returns to the show for a deep dive into the studio’s highly anticipated new release: The Brand Design of a Brand Design Agency. This 288-page book isn't about client work—it's a behind-the-scenes look at how Lincoln built its own brand from the inside out. Packed with unreleased logos, illustrations, internal marketing, swag, and studio stories, the book is a decade-in-the-making tribute to what happens when a studio treats itself like its most important client.
In this episode, we unpack the big ideas behind the book, why it exists, who it’s for, and how it challenges the traditional rules of branding and self-promotion. Dan shares lessons learned from building a dream studio culture, creating products that leave lasting impressions, and the importance of documenting your creative evolution.
We also talk about the value of getting outside the design bubble. Fresh off Crop Con in Austin and gearing up for the Licensing Expo in Vegas, we swap insights on how conferences, both design-focused and industry-specific—can fuel creativity, spark collaborations, and push your studio’s visibility beyond the usual crowd.
If you're a designer, creative director, studio owner, or student looking to understand what it really takes to build a brand-first creative business, this one’s for you.
📕 Grab the book and explore more: 👉 https://shorturl.at/MCWWF 🔗 https://www.lincolndesignco.com/
0:0055:29
Chasing Clients - Navigating Client Communication Woes
In this episode, we're diving into one of the biggest struggles freelancers are facing right now—getting clients to actually respond, give clear feedback, and stick to the original project scope. Nick and Mikelle kick things off by sharing real-world pain points and how this trend is quietly killing timelines, budgets, and creative momentum.
Then, we tackle your most burning questions about client communication: What do you do when a client vanishes mid-project? How do you steer the ship when direction is vague—or constantly changing? And how can you protect yourself from endless revisions and scope creep?
To wrap it all up, we serve up 5 super-practical, battle-tested tips to help you stay in control, set the tone from day one, and keep your sanity (and your schedule) intact.
If you’ve ever felt like a project manager, therapist, and psychic all in one—this one’s for you.
In this episode, we're diving into one of the biggest struggles freelancers are facing right now—getting clients to actually respond, give clear feedback, and stick to the original project scope. Nick and Mikelle kick things off by sharing real-world pain points and how this trend is quietly killing timelines, budgets, and creative momentum.
Then, we tackle your most burning questions about client communication: What do you do when a client vanishes mid-project? How do you steer the ship when direction is vague—or constantly changing? And how can you protect yourself from endless revisions and scope creep?
To wrap it all up, we serve up 5 super-practical, battle-tested tips to help you stay in control, set the tone from day one, and keep your sanity (and your schedule) intact.
If you’ve ever felt like a project manager, therapist, and psychic all in one—this one’s for you.
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