Design and Disorder: What You Never See Behind the Work

Design and Disorder examines the realities behind running a motion design studio beyond what appears on the surface. Drawing on more than fifteen years of daily practice, this talk shares the untold stories, struggles and decisions that quietly shape creative work long before it is seen.

The talk focuses on the human side of studio life, revealing how uncertainty, pressure and experimentation are constant companions at every scale. From freelancers to larger studios, it reframes creative practice as something defined by persistence, adaptability and shared challenges rather than polished outcomes alone.

This talk offers a grounded perspective on how disorder often becomes the source of clarity and direction in creative work. The thinking introduced here is extended through a corresponding workshop that explores how this mindset is applied when responding to real client briefs