Translate YOU in your personal style
People hire me for my style, and so I look inward (at) what makes me who I am? What makes me unique and amazing? (And) what has molded me into the person that I am today? I look at those things and remember how I can translate me and what has made me who I am into a style”
—Meg Lewis/ Artist, Illustrator, Freelancer, Designer, Educator, Amateur Clown
Advocate for your own Happiness
In this episode of Works in Process, host George Garrastegui Jr. chats with Meg Lewis, a designer working to make the world a happier place through friendly, personable design. By celebrating individuality, Meg has created a one-of-a-kind career that allows her to utilize every niche, personality, trait, interest, and skill to create brands, services, and offerings that no one else can.
In the conversation, Meg talks about her bold, friendly, personable, clean design style while focusing on color, fun, and following her own beat. Beyond her transition from designer to artist and illustrator, Meg talks about the ongoing project, the Funhouse, and wants us to have a creative career that makes us less sad.
As you will hear, it was a fun and off-beats convo with straightforward ways of staying true to yourself. Enjoy!
Credits
Editor: RJ Basilio
Intro / Outro Music: The System Has Failed Us – The Passion HiFi
Research and Transcription Reviewer: Or Syzflingier
Follow Meg at Personal Website / Twitter / Instagram
