Honesty and Authenticity in Design Business

Man, I´ve been so busy with work for these last few months that I for­got to post this great inter­view that Design Lit­mus took with me when Matt Crest was trav­el­ing in Iceland.

We are sit­ting in the Blue Lagoon Cafe in the uhhh Blue Lagoon which is pretty close to where I live in Ice­land. Must say that Matt is a great guy and a great designer, check out his stuff on www.artletic.com. He has done some amaz­ing design work. And the Design Lit­mus site is always a great read.

Where do they come up with those clever names?

Any­ways, this was my first ever inter­view as a designer. I was inter­viewed a cou­ple of times when I was in a band, but those days seem so far away. I was really ner­vous as you might see with the red­ness of my neck :)

Gum­misig Inter­view from Design Lit­mus on Vimeo.

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6 Responses to “Honesty and Authenticity in Design Business”

  1. Great inter­view Gum­misig, always nice to put a face and a voice on some­one! :) Wish it was way longer though.

  2. An ele­va­tor pitch in Ice­land sounds weird!

    I like your client approach Gummi…

    Keep up the good work,
    Bar­dur
    @ratsja
    @bardur

  3. gummisigNo Gravatar says:

    @bardur & @robert, thanks a lot boys

  4. RosastefNo Gravatar says:

    Con­gratz on your first inter­view! Very nice!

    Have to say I par­tic­u­larly loved the yel­low sweater. Felt like we were kin­dred spir­its, lol!

  5. ReidoNo Gravatar says:

    Very nice. I’m very inter­ested to know who the spir­i­tual teacher you referred to, I’m really into the spir­i­tual and the esoteric.

  6. gummisigNo Gravatar says:

    The teacher I refer to in the video is Eck­hart Tolle. Have a swing by his site http://www.eckharttolle.com

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