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Comments Posted 04.16.12 | PERMALINK | PRINT

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James Victore's Q&A Tuesday


Ever wondered what James Victore was thinking? Or do you need advice from a successful designer? Then you're in luck. James Victore is presenting a weekly YouTube series – Q+A Tuesday – in which he addresses a questions about working in a creative industry. So far he's posted videos on self-doubt, Kony, all-nighters, regrets, convincing clients to trust in unique design solutions, throwing gas onto the fire, and this most recent video about ego:



James takes on a new question each week. To ask yours, find him on twitter: @JamesVictore.

James Victore is no stranger to DesignObserver – he's been interviewed by Debbie Millman, profiled by Michael Bierut and featured in a slideshow.


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