(00:01:24) Abraham's Background
(00:09:05) The Evolution of Hand Lettering
(00:17:31) The Value of Mentorship and Community
(00:32:07) The Impact of Technology on Art and Design
(00:45:16) Building Trust & Finding Like-minded Clients
(00:55:26) Digital Mediation of Relationships
(01:08:31) Conclusion
Abraham is a lettering artist and multidisciplinary designer based in New York City.
In this episode, Nathan and Abraham discuss his background in design, the importance of finding mentors and like minded clients, and the need to meaningfully connect our work to those around us.
Learn more about Abraham Lule and his work:
Instagram.com/abrahamlule/
workbylule.com/
Learn more about Yondr Studio:
Podcast page: yondrstudio.com/podcast
Online store: store.yondrstudio.com
Instagram: instagram.com/nathanyoder/
Info on working with Yondr Studio: yondrstudio.com/process
Theme music by Jordan Egstad
Learn more about Yondr Studio:
Podcast page: yondrstudio.com/podcast
Online store: store.yondrstudio.com
Instagram: instagram.com/nathanyoder/
Info on working with Yondr Studio: yondrstudio.com/process
Theme music by Jordan Egstad
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