Pick the curve you think is the most beautiful. Write your answer in the comments (numbered 1 through 7).
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Ask me anything. I might make a Q&A video in the next few weeks. Design-related questions go to the top of the list, but I'll probably sprinkle a couple of personal questions in there, as well. If someone else asked a question that you really like, give it a thumbs up, so I know which questions most people are interested in. If the question or topic is interesting enough, I might make it into a full video.
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Which video title makes you want to click on it? Don't overthink it. Just pick one. New vid coming out soon.
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What is the single biggest time waster in your life right now? Another similar question: What is one thing (product, service, app) that you use constantly, but you feel it is bad for you? If it's bad for you, why do you keep using it?
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How many of you would attend an in-person Design Theory meetup in San Francisco, California? Would probably be at a local bar or something.
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Which vid should I do next? By the way, I have a bunch of other vids in the pipeline. Big things coming for 2025.
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Whos your favorite musician out of these choices? I know this is an extremely limited list but I'm just curious to see what you guys say.
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Hey all. I'm looking for an accomplished longform video editor who is passionate about doing fantastic edits for YouTube videos like mine. Send a few links of your work to designtheoryfolio at gmail dot com.
People with extensive motion graphics experience as well as experience doing video essays are what I'm looking for. If you can basically do a better version of the videos that I've already posted while also bringing something new and fresh, that is the ideal candidate.
I can offer you competitive pay and a lot of creative latitude as we get a feel for each other's working style. As a fellow creative, I understand the importance of giving you lots of space to do your best work without being micro-managey. I also tend to limit to three revisions per edit, so you won't be stuck making endless changes (the revisions are still paid anyway though). Once again, shoot me an email with a few links to you work to designtheoryfolio at gmail dot com.
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Design Theory explores how design shapes our culture and our behaviors.
Design Theory is run by John Mauriello. I'm an industrial designer and adjunct professor of industrial design at California College of the Arts. I have done design work for some of the biggest brands in the world, including Amazon, Logitech, Motorola, Qualcomm, Kohler, and dozens of up-and-coming startups.