The Mo Method
The Mo Method
Podcast Description
Dive into the creative minds shaping the world around us.
From indie creators to industry legends, join candid conversations with: graphic designers, 3D artists, motion designers, illustrators, and creative directors as they share their stories, creative breakthroughs, and bold visions for tomorrow.
We explore digital art, motion graphics, game design, brand identity, visual effects, animation and so much more with today's creative trailblazers. Perfect for designers, artists, creators, and anyone passionate about creativity and innovation in design.
New episodes every Sunday!
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Explores themes like digital art, game design, and visual storytelling with episodes showcasing indie creators like The Sterninator discussing community building in content creation and Michael Papaeleftheriou on filmmaking processes, highlighting the balance between creativity and industry challenges.
A SHOW BY ARTISTS, FOR ARTISTS
The Mo Method is a podcast for creatives looking to level up their careers. Hosted by Mo, each episode features exclusive interviews with a mix of independent artists and industry veterans. We dive into their journeys, the creative process, and the strategies behind building a personal brand, thriving in the industry, and monetizing your craft.
I focus on cutting through the highlight reel to get at what matters: the process, the failures that led to breakthroughs, and the honest truth about creating in today’s rapidly evolving industry.
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Yariv Newman is a highly respected concept artist and visual effects veteran whose career journey embodies a singular philosophy: to be a producer, not just a consumer. In this episode, Yariv walks us through his early fascination with video games and movies, and how his mother's encouragement set him on an unconventional path. He recounts starting his journey in the mailroom at Digital Domain, where his innate curiosity quickly drew him into the world of CG and the then-emerging LightWave 3D software, transforming him from an observer into a creator.We dive deep into the moments that redefined his career, including his formative experience at Art Center College of Design and meeting influential figures like Taron, who introduced him to game-changing techniques like subdivision surface modeling and ZBrush. The conversation also explores Yariv's extensive career in the gaming industry, from working on titles like ”Heroes of Might and Magic” to navigating diverse roles in design and visual effects. We gain his expert perspective on the evolution of design tools, the profound impact of AI and machine learning, and the critical ethical considerations shaping the future of creativity.Yariv also reflects on the essential mindset for thriving as a designer, emphasizing the paramount importance of focusing on innovative ideas over mere technical consumption, and understanding the crucial business side of the creative process. He offers invaluable advice for aspiring designers: don't be intimidated by others' achievements; instead, concentrate on cultivating and effectively marketing your unique vision. The episode culminates with Yariv's insights into the cyclical nature of the industry and the enduring power of talent and creativity as true drivers of innovation.Whether you're an aspiring artist, a seasoned designer, or simply someone looking to shift from passive consumption to impactful creation, this conversation with Yariv Newman offers powerful lessons on career resilience, strategic thinking, and the transformative potential of embracing a producer's mindset.
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