The Angry Designer - Graphic Design, Branding, Marketing, & Creative Business Operations to Get Paid What Your Worth and Avoid Burnout

Auteur(s): A Graphic Design Podcast that cuts through industry bull to help frustrated Graphic Designers charge what they're worth and build creative careers
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  • A No-Bull Graphic Design podcast that helps frustrated Graphic Designers crush the social & industry bull, learn to charge what they're worth, and build badass rewarding creative careers.

    © 2025 The Angry Designer - Graphic Design, Branding, Marketing, & Creative Business Operations to Get Paid What Your Worth and Avoid Burnout
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  • Graphic Design Business Lessons by Andy Warhol. Turning Your Creativity Into Cash!
    Feb 4 2025

    Graphic designers are taught to create, not sell—and that’s exactly why so many talented designers stay broke. The harsh reality? Talent alone won’t make you successful.

    The industry is full of insanely skilled designers who struggle to make ends meet while less talented ones cash in—because they get it: design is a business.

    And no one understood that better than Andy Warhol.

    Warhol didn’t just create art—he built a brand, scaled his work, and turned creativity into cold, hard cash (while actually enjoying the ride). While traditional artists clung to their so-called “purity,” Warhol mass-produced art in his legendary Factory, treating his career like an enterprise. And guess what? It worked.

    In this episode of The Angry Designer, we tear into:

    • The 4 Warhol strategies designers can steal to scale, market, and sell better
    • Why branding yourself is just as important as the work you create
    • The myth of originality—and why Warhol proved it doesn’t matter

    It’s time to stop thinking like a starving artist and start thinking like a creative entrepreneur. If you’re sick of being overlooked while mediocre designers make bank, this is the episode for you.

    Hit play and start building your Warhol-level empire.

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    44 min
  • From Craigslist to $35K Projects - Why Freelancers Struggle and How YOU Can Scale for Success with Kady Sandel
    Jan 28 2025

    For freelancer Graphic Designers, the grind is real—low-paying clients, endless revisions, and that sinking feeling of being stuck. But Kady Sandel knows a thing or two about breaking free. Starting her journey hustling on Craigslist, Kady turned $65 logo gigs into $35K projects and built a thriving creative agency.

    This week on The Angry Designer Podcast, we’re joined by Kady Sandel, a Freelance Graphic Designer turned agency owner who went from hustling on Craigslist to landing massive clients and building a thriving creative business. Together, we dig into why so many freelancers hit a ceiling and the brutal truth about what it takes to scale.

    In this episode you'll discover:

    • How to set higher rates and land premium projects

    • The power of niching down and targeting the RIGHT clients

    • Real strategies from Kady’s journey—from Craigslist hustler to six-figure deals

    If you’re ready to ditch low-paying clients and start commanding the rates you deserve, this episode is your no fluff guide to scaling for success.

    It’s time to learn from the best, embrace the hustle, and charge what you’re worth.

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    1 h et 16 min
  • Why Saul Bass Logos Last 35 Years and His 6 Logo Design Rules You’re Ignoring
    Jan 21 2025

    Imagine if your clients kept using your logos for 35 years. Thirty. Five. Years. While most logos barely survive a decade, Saul Bass created designs so timeless they’ve outlived designers’ entire careers. How? By following six unshakable rules that most graphic designers overlook.

    This week on The Angry Designer Podcast, we take you on a no-bull deep dive into the legendary Saul Bass’ approach to logo design. Forget the fluff and pretty pictures—this episode is about substance, strategy, and creating designs that actually matter.

    Packed with fiery rants, actionable takeaways, and a fresh perspective on how design can solve real business problems, this episode is your blueprint to:

    • Understand why Saul Bass logos were built for longevity—and yours should be too.
    • Discover the 6 unshakable rules of logo design that Saul Bass mastered.
    • Learn how to design with purpose, avoid trends, and create work that endures decades.

    By the end of this episode, you’ll have the tools and mindset to elevate your logo game and leave your mark on the world—just like Saul Bass.

    Stop designing throwaway logos. Start building 35-year icons.

    🎧 Listen now and unleash your inner design legend.

    Stay Angry our Friends
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    44 min

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