Martha Peck on color theory, designer peer pressure, and social media

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Noise - Creativity & design

Noise

13 episodes

5 days ago

An audio series talking to creatives across the globe about what makes them tick. Whether it’s side projects, travelling, hobbies or community, we’re humanising your favourite designers

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An audio series talking to creatives across the globe about what makes them tick. Whether it’s side projects, travelling, hobbies or community, we’re humanising your favourite designers

Design

Arts

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Martha Peck on color theory, designer peer pressure, and social media

Noise - Creativity & design

34 minutes 54 seconds

6 years ago

Martha Peck on color theory, designer peer pressure, and social media

Martha Peck is a Seattle based UI/UX designer who started out by designing CD covers for her favourite bands - we're still waiting to see these gems. Having studied design academically, she rode the path of internships before finding her feet at CBRE.

We took a deep dive into the world of colour with Martha, with its limitations, impact on accessibility and why every app looks the same.