Dwayne Paisley-Marshall, a creative technology director, discusses his journey from studying web design to becoming a creative technologist. He emphasizes the importance of having a foundation in both design and development and how it allows him to bridge the gap between the two disciplines. Dwayne also talks about the challenges of being a creative technologist and the need for more visibility and understanding of the role. He shares his experience in starting the Creative Technologies Collective, a community for creative technologists to connect, learn, and showcase their work. Dwayne highlights the value of collaboration and the potential for innovation in the field of creative technology. In this conversation, Dwayne Paisley-Marshall discusses the importance of collaboration and learning from others in the creative technology industry. He emphasizes the need for a centralized approach to creative technology and suggests the formation of a global creative tech committee. Dwayne also shares his thoughts on the future of augmented reality (AR) and the importance of embracing failure and curiosity in the field. He mentions the Creative Technology Collective as a valuable resource for staying connected with others in the industry.

Where to find Dwayne?

• Digital Matter Studio

• LinkedIn

The Creative Technology Collective

• Website

• LinkedIn

• Instagram

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Pax is a creative that uses technology as his medium. He firmly believes that there is aesthetic quality in how people interact with products and spaces. It is precisely these aesthetic interactions that drives him as a creative. Pax has elevated pinnacle brand moments for different clients such as, Nike, Disney, Crocs, VW, Covestro, etc. and agencies for more than 10 years. Based in the CAYA office, Pax is dedicated to make the Avantgarde Group future proof as he supports international teams around the world.

The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to creative technology, including the challenges faced by creative technologists, the evolving role of creative technology in the industry, the impact of AI and emerging trends in interaction design and technology.

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Pax recommended Books

The Design of Everyday Things: Revised and Expanded Edition

Emotional Design: Why We Love (or Hate) Everyday Things

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Meet Jeremie, transitioning from a Product Designer and Indie App Developer to a Creative Technologist.

• Weekly insights from global creative technologists who merge art with technology.

• Discover innovative solutions and personal breakthroughs in the tech industry.

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Jeremie talks with Unscrambl's Head of Product, Eliz Kılıç about why she came from developer to Head Of Product, how she's started as Indie iOS developer and what's the future of Dilims, her app.

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• Eliz Website

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• Eliz on Github

• Dilims app

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Rewind from 2021 - In this episode of the Ambidextrous Podcast, host Jeremy converses with Jay Wilson, a product support specialist and iOS developer, about her career trajectory from theater to tech. They explore Jay's role in supporting concert and event productions, her passion for coding, and her current project developing an app for lighting consoles. The concept of ikigai, or finding joy and purpose in one's work, is discussed, highlighting Jay's balance between her interests and career. The episode wraps up with both sharing resources for those interested in iOS development and an invitation to check out Jay's work..

The discussion continues on Discord.

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• Twitch

• Twitter

• Github

• Instagram

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