Thirteen // Does Adobe have a Monopoly on Creative Software?
Adobe has been virtually the only name for creative tools for more than a decade, but what does that mean for the consumer? Luke lists some of his fav...
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A podcast from Liquud documenting the journey of finding intention and purpose in making or doing things that you're passionate about. Hosted by Luke Fabricatore
Twelve // I Am A Very Inconsistent Creator
Luke talks about his struggle to find consistency for both his personal branding and content creation projects. Reach out to Designedly: Twitter: http...
Eleven // On My Strong Google Loyalty
In this episode, Luke explores his brand loyalty to a certain tech company. More about Material Design: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrT6v5sOwJg Re...
Ten // Usernames Are Complicated (ft. Ronny Grover, Diivve Team)
Luke invites Ronny Grover, a developer and creator, to discuss his intention for the future of Diivve. Diivve Prototype: http://diivve.liquud.com/prot...
Nine // From Matthew McConaughey to a Futuristic Dystopia
Luke explains the process of creating the track for the recent commercial and short film, "Hope // A Sans Story." Designedly Insta: https://www.instag...
Eight // Reacting to Old Websites
Before the current version of liquud.com, we worked on 5 other redesigns between 2016 and 2018. In this unique episode of Designedly, follow along as ...
Seven // The 368 Story
A little less than a year ago, Luke embarked on a journey to create a brand design for a newer 368. In this episode, he explains the intention behind ...
Six // Liquud Name, Logo, and Brand
This is probably the most important episode of Designedly yet! Let's talk about the intention behind Liquud's colorful, quirky brand. Diivve: http://d...
Five // LFT Brand
Luke Fabricatore founded Liquud and hosts Designedly, but he also attempts to run a tech channel on YouTube. Even when Luke Fabricatore Tech (LFT) sta...
Four // Liquud.com V1
We recently announced a huge design overhaul to our website. In order to move forward, however, we must first understand the past. In this episode of ...