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Tuesday, October 8
 

8:00am CDT

Bright & Early: Caitlin Metz & Saturday Morning Carton
Tuesday October 8, 2024 8:00am - 10:00am CDT
Join us for a taste of Saturday Morning Carton with artist and founder, Caitlin Metz. Caitlin is an illustrator, designer and creative coach. They're also an author, educator, big feeler and cloud watcher. See what they are up to at www.caitlinmetz.com and IG @caitlinhasfeels

Grab a cuppa from our coffee sponsor: SATURDAY MORNING CARTON @saturdaymorningcarton

Join us every morning at 8am for another Design Week Bright & Early and coffee with cool people!
Each event will feature a different Creative sharing their experiences and advice. Topics will cover everything from 3X Gaming Design and urban landscape design to connecting with your city and connecting with your creative self. Because inspiration can come from anywhere, speakers will represent a wide variety of careers, industries and companies. Kickstart your day and hear from them all!

Tuesday October 8, 2024 8:00am - 10:00am CDT
CURIOSITY BLDG 3033 LOCUST ST

3:00pm CDT

Delmar Maker District: Growing a Handmade Movement
Tuesday October 8, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm CDT
The best ideas often are formed from the simplest concepts.

When Doug Auer and Jim McKelvey were dreaming of the Delmar Maker District, it was quite simply about creating a community of makers. As co-founders of Third Degree Glass in 2002, they already had been successful at engaging the local community with their craft of glass blowing and creating excitement around creation at its core. They
imagined what it would be like to grow that concept to include other makers in the same area, along with revitalizing a fairly unvisited stretch of Delmar Boulevard. The next step? They acted on their ideas. Doug will explain their mindset, their mishaps, and now their obvious success at creating a new arts and culture destination in St. Louis. Stay tuned until the end: The winner of the Third Degree cocktail label design contest will be revealed after the presentation!

Doug Auer began blowing glass in 1996 as a student of Vernon Brejcha at the University of Kansas. A year later, he transferred to Southern Illinois University-Carbondale to pursue his BFA, studying glass blowing and technique under instructors Bill Boysen and Che Rhodes. In the fall of 2001, Doug teamed with Jim McKelvey to co-found and establish Third Degree Glass Factory, with the goal of providing a place to share their passion for glassmaking with the public. Simultaneously, Doug was hired by Washington University to teach both beginning and intermediate glass blowing from the studios at Third Degree. He instructed students until 2004, when he made the transition to focus solely on building Third Degree into a world-class business.

In 2017, he and Jim McKelvey joined forces on a new concept, which was transforming the stretch of Delmar Boulevard from Union to Kingshighway into the Delmar Maker District to support and promote makers of all kinds. With Third Degree Glass serving as the foundation, they opened MADE, a reincarnation of the former TechShop in the Cortex, as the second anchor. Doug has since been the driving force in growing the district and is responsible for bringing MADE for Kids by The Magic House, Craft Alliance, and eight new restaurants to the area.

Though his time is dedicated primarily to the daily operations of Third Degree, he still can be found practicing his original passion in the hot shop. His glass work most easily can be identified by its modernization of the classic teardrop shape.

www.thirddegreeglass.com
@thirddegreeglass


Tuesday October 8, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm CDT
THIRD DEGREE GLASS 5200 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108

6:00pm CDT

Discovery & Doodles: Curating a Tremendous STL Experience
Tuesday October 8, 2024 6:00pm - 9:00pm CDT
Tremendousness hosts a creative interactive event in which attendees collaborate to create a shareable visual narrative. This story will highlight some things that each person loves about St. Louis. This could come to life as The Perfect Day in STL, Must-See Places, Hidden Gems, etc. We’ll facilitate small groups and teach everyone some core Visual Thinking techniques, including live sketching, visual frameworks, and strategic visual discovery exercises such as Empathy Maps.

Each group will brainstorm and prioritize ideas, and create sketches to present back to the group. At the end of the session we expect the collective effort to come together to become a “napkin sketch” for a final visual artifact promoting the best of the city we love! (deliverable is TBD but will be something like an infographic poster, map, or a deck of cards). Whatever the output, it will be full of everyone’s favorite things to do in STL, contributed by many different people through a fun, hands-on, creative process. Afterward, we will document the event, package the collective narrative, and make this “Session Capture” and its visual artifact available to (all) STL Design Week attendees.

www.tremendo.us
IG @tremendo.us
Twitter: tremendo_us
LinkedIn: Tremendousness
Facebook: Tremendousness
YouTube: @tremendousnessco


Speaker/Panelist 1
Drew Crowley (he/him)
Director | Live Sketching

Drew has been turning scribbles, doodles, and sketches into digestible and compelling visual communications for over a decade. He’s clocked thousands of hours standing at flip charts, whiteboards, and walls with clients ranging from the Department of Education to AT&T. Drew has a bachelor’s degree in English from Webster University.

Speaker/Panelist 2
Bill Keaggy (he/him)
Partner | Creative + Copy
Bill is a designer, photographer, artist, author, and co-founder of Tremendousness. He regularly impresses clients and coworkers alike with his balance of analytical and creative thinking, a skill evolved through his experience working in newsrooms, as a founding partner of XPLANE, and a career spent collaborating with educators, entrepreneurs, and Fortune 500 companies. Originally from Ohio, he earned a BFA from Ohio University’s School of Visual Communication.

Speaker/Panelist 3
Susanne LeBlanc (she/her)
Director | Interactive + UX
As an analytical and versatile design strategist with skills in design systems, workshop facilitation, data visualization, and UX/UI, Susanne has created strategy, information visualizations, and user experiences for some of the world’s best known brands. She’s a proven collaborator who’s been part of design and management teams in industries ranging from tech start-up to international architecture. Susanne earned a BA in Art Theory & Practice and French from Northwestern University, with additional studies at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and Université de Paris IV.

Speaker/Panelist 4
Scott Matthews (he/him)
Partner | Creative + Facilitation
Smart humor. Visual thinking. Creative agility. Scott taps them all to help clients Bain, Deloitte, and Adobe bring their stories to life in workshops, infographics, storyboards and animated videos. Prior to co- founding Tremendousness he built and managed design teams at XPLANE and Dachis Group. Scott earned a BA in Graphic Design from the University of Missouri - Columbia.

Speaker/Panelist 5
Chris Roettger ( she/her)
Partner | Creative + Illustration
Curiosity makes Chris a stronger communicator—and illustrator, problem solver, facilitator, beer label designer, competitive cyclist, and mother. From her first temp assignment at Anheuser-Busch to creative roles at XPLANE to helping co-found Tremendousness, Chris has exploited her inquisitive nature for the greater good. Time and again her clients are rewarded by her versatility and her passion for transforming the complex into something beautiful and compelling. Chris is a St. Louis native and earned her BA from WashU.

Speaker/Panelist 6
Darrick Hays
Director | Animation he/him
Darrick likes to make things move. Working primarily in After Effects, he utilizes a terrifying attention to detail and a punishing number of keyframes to push everything he does to 11; from video editing to motion graphics, from character animation to physics simulations—he’s up for trying anything once. And then usually another time, when the first time looks weird. Darrick graduated Magna cum Laude with a BFA in Graphic Design from Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.






THIS IS A FREE EVENT WITH LIMITED CAPACITY.
Tuesday October 8, 2024 6:00pm - 9:00pm CDT
3019 Locust St 3019 Locust St.
 
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