

105 - Making Art that Matters — with Timothy Goodman
Nov 4, 2020
Timothy Goodman, a traditionally trained graphic designer turned bold artist, shares his unique journey in the creative world. He discusses the importance of authenticity, embracing personal views in art, and the complexities of fame. Goodman touches on navigating the challenges of public perception and critics, while advocating for inclusivity and genuine engagement. He reveals his transition from corporate design to his creative passion, blending writing and visual art, and emphasizes the therapeutic role of storytelling in processing emotions.
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Mentorship over Task
- Focus on who you want to work for early in your career, not just what you want to do.
- Find mentors who can guide and inspire you, directly or indirectly.
Style Evolution
- Timothy Goodman's style developed while working with Brian Collins and during his time at Apple.
- Working at Apple helped him realize his passion for freelance and murals.
Creative Outlets
- Timothy Goodman uses various creative outlets: writing, murals, and whimsical line drawings.
- He often incorporates personal experiences and social commentary into his work.