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Design Matters with Debbie Millman

Design Matters from the Archive: Bonnie Siegler

Design Matters with Debbie Millman

Design Matters Media

Design, Arts

4.51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2017

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Debbie talks to designer Bonnie Siegler about her career and about the conflict between designers and their clients. "The clients aren’t the problem, the clients aren’t jerks, they’re not assholes, it’s not that they have bad taste, or anything like that. Sometimes they just have no idea how to interact with professional creative people."



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We are conducting an audience survey and we'd be really grateful if you could take just a few minutes to respond.

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PRX.org slash design matters to take the survey today.

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That's survey.

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PRX.org.

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slash design matters.org. slash Design Matters.

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Thanks.

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This archival recording of Design Matters took place in October of 2016.

0:30.4

This is design matters with Debbie Millman from Design Observer.com.

0:37.0

For 11 years now, Debbie Millman has been talking with designers and other

0:44.1

creative types about what they do, how they got to be who they are, and what they're

0:47.9

thinking about. On this podcast, Debbie Millman talks with Bonnie Seaglerler about her career and about the conflict between designers and their clients.

0:56.3

The clients aren't the problem. The clients aren't jerks. They're not assholes. It's not that they have bad taste or anything like that.

1:03.0

Sometimes they just have no idea how to interact with professional creative people.

1:08.0

Here's Debbie Millen.

1:09.0

Let's say you have a business partner and you call your graphic design studio number 17.

1:15.9

Your company is very successful and celebrated, but then you decide to strike out on your

1:20.8

own.

1:21.8

So what do you call your new company? If you're Bonnie

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