When you see an illustrated journal, it’s almost like peeking into someone’s mind. Denver designer Marty Gregg has one of the most complex and interesting visual journals I’ve ever seen. In this episode, we look at how he uses modeling and journal sketches to design work for his clients and to design a life he loves. This interview is also available on video. Find it and the show notes at OriginalImpulse.com/podcast.
Back in 2010, I did video interviews with some of my interesting friends. The first video I did was with Marty Gregg. I had to bring him back to Stumbling Toward Genius.
We kept the video recording because there was so much to see.
Here are a couple of images of Marty’s journals where he chronicles his life, dreams his future, and brainstorms project ideas in sketches. Plus, there is a lot of typographical joy here.
Mentioned in this episode:
My first video interview with Marty in 2010; more peeks into his pages and process here.
Marty’s Leuchtturm 1917 Sketchbooks
Lula Rose General Store Denver coffee shop
Lisa Sonora on Stumbling Toward Genius
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