“I think it’s really important to highlight that artists—probably all people—experience self-doubt. But we put this image out into the world, like everything we do is perfect. My Instagram is curated. And I feel like that kind of portrayal is doing a disservice to people.”

" That's one thing I think that I love so much about Funsize that I think is super critical and important and differentiating for us, is that all of us are designers here."

" It's pretty rare to wanna hang out with your coworkers."

"When there's some kind of human element, like I can tell someone actually made it and it's not perfect or maybe looks a little odd, I tend to like that more. It’s not going to apply to every client or project, but even if it’s different or maybe even worse in some ways, I think I’d still appreciate it because it feels real."

" I don't care if it's big or small talk, you know, I just am a fan of honest conversations from the heart. Like, when I ask you how you're doing, I want to know the truth."

"Writing code is the same thing as doing interaction design or doing visual design or even drawing, like in my brain there's like this level of abstraction where no matter what it is that I'm doing, it all kind of funnels up to the same critical thinking process."

" I was just walking around the streets and seeing flyers on the street for raves and shows and stuff like that. It's giving me very strong, German techno vibes to me."

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We’re throwing it back a bit to one of our favorite episodes of the Hustle. In this episode, Anthony sits down with Eric Bollman, a Design Lead on the Facebook Groups team. Eric stopped by the Funsize studio to discuss his team's approach creating their missions, how they design and evolving the product, and methodologies they leverage to test and validating their design decisions.

Our chat with Heather Korczynski reveals much about courage, determination, and the beauty of embracing the unknown. It's a reminder that the most rewarding experiences often lie on the other side of our fears.

The Big Little Poster Show, produced by Funsize, unites 30 Austin artists to celebrate community, creativity, and the power of food to connect us all. Organizers and curators share their backgrounds, the show's theme, and the inspiration behind fostering connection and food equity through art in this episode.

Tony and Anthony explore the complex interplay between aesthetics and functionality in design, examining how beauty, usability, and commercial success intersect across various examples from technology to nature.

"I don't allow things to sit for very long before I've got to do something or find something else to think about because if it sits, it's going to get, I wouldn't say it's going to get done and executed, but momentum is going to start moving in a direction, you know?"