If you missed the Signalnoise Broadcast 4 last night, here is the recorded version of me and the crowd exchanging dialogue about design, inspiration, processes and advice.

A big thanks to everyone who dropped by to say hello. As I said, I really enjoy doing these broadcasts because it offers a nice window for discussion with like-minded creative folks. I got some great questions last night and a wonderful turnout of familiar names. More to come, for sure.

Way too much time has passed since I held the last Signalnoise Broadcast. I’ve been way too caught up in work since the holidays came and went, but I miss everyone so enough is enough :)

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 4th at 8pm EST I will be holding Signalnoise Broadcast no.4. It’s long overdue and I’ve been looking forward to chatting with you guys for a couple of months now. So, queue up those questions and swing by for some discussion on art, design and whatever else happens to pop up. If you have any questions you would like me to add to the list, feel free to drop them into the comments here.

I’ll be sure to give the heads up on my Twitter as the time approaches. Hope to see you there!

The kind folks over at DesignChat are having me back this week for another live discussion on Wednesday, December 2nd.

I was the guest on episode 12 a few months back, so if you missed that one why not tune in this time around. I’ll be announcing the chat on my Twitter before it goes live on Wednesday evening for those interested in checking it out and firing over some questions.

Should be a great time, hope to see you there!

For those who were unable to tune in live, here is the recorded version of the Signalnoise Broadcast no. 2. This time around I had a better microphone (thanks to Rock Band), and my good pal Chris Toms did the job of vetting questions so I didn’t miss any of the chat box action. Thanks Chris!

Once again, the session was lots of fun and we covered topics such as inspirations, exposure, advice, specific client works and lots of other things. Chris tells me I had a posse of about 80 people at any one time and a total of 400 people who tuned in. Big thanks to everyone who dropped by and made with the questions, you’re all awesome.

The first Signalnoise Broadcast was lots of fun, giving me the opportunity to chat with about 150 viewers at once via video chat. We talked about industry stuff, design advice, process oriented topics, all of the things I enjoy chatting about. The questions and topics presented by you guys were great and it was lots of fun, just look at the family in the above graphic :)

So, lets do it again. I will be holding Signalnoise Broadcast 2 tomorrow evening, October 15th at 8pm EST. You can tune in via the broadcast link when the broadcast goes live, so prepare any questions or topics you might have in mind. You can also leave some questions commented on this post if you are unable to tune in as I will be posting the recorded version Friday morning.

Thanks everyone, see you all then!

If you missed the opportunity to tune in last night for the first Signalnoise Broadcast, here is the recorded video. Hopefully it will alright with the absence of the chat window, which is where I got all of the questions and content I was talking about. Being that this is my first attempt at this kind of discourse, the audio levels were a bit messed up so I apologize for that. I will be looking into buying a proper microphone for the next installment. Learn as ya go, I guess.

I had a great time talking to all who tuned in, answering questions and generally talking design. Thanks very much to everyone who made this a success and there will certainly be more to come.