Teneka King Is Not Afraid of Your Challenge
I had so much fun end to end in this week's conversation featuring senior art director Teneka King. We discuss how art direction in advertising versus designing in the nonprofit world is so same, but different, and how her experiences inspire her goal to create work that highlights the thriving, self-sustaining, smaller immigrant communities around the country. Teneka challenges the industry to keep that same energy regarding risk taking, and shares that new challenges are her superpower.
The chit-chat synergy is real, y'all, so we touch on everything from Small Axe to Instagram's Texas Beekeeper to how peace lilies can be so dramatic. Teneka's ease and positivity are so palpable. Enjoy soaking in her energy, and pay some of it forward into the world today.
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