Jessica + Timothy met 17 years ago.They dated each other, they wentviral together, they hated eachother, and they remained bestfriends. They are a dynamic duo with awealth of experience, creativity,passion, and the perfect amount ofbickering and existential dread.
Will design schools even exist in the future?
What makes an album cover iconic?
Why do some World Cup posters become cultural masterpieces?
From Kubrick to PTA to that abstract art house film you can’t stop thinking about
From iconic logos and mascots to questionable typography
From fantastically awful cereal packaging to health food blanding
Why does finding love feel more like shopping on Amazon?
Jessica Walsh is an American designer, art director, illustrator and educator. She is the founder of the creative agency &Walsh, which is just .1% of creative agencies owned by women. Walsh has worked on branding and campaigns for clients such as Google, Apple, Netflix, Converse, Snapchat, Bombas, among many others.
Walsh started Ladies, Wine & Design, a nonprofit organization to encourage women and non-binary people to work together, in 2016. LWD has grown to 300+ local chapters around the world. She also began a popular initiative called Let’s Talk About Mental Health. In 2024, she began a type foundry called Type of Feeling, which is inspired by a range of feelings offering a retail collection and custom type services. She is the author of the book 40 Days of Dating, she’s taught at the School of Visual Arts, and speaks around the world at creative conferences.
Timothy Goodman is an artist, designer and author. His art has populated walls, clothes, products, books and more for organizations such as Apple, Google, the NBA, Nike, Netflix, Tiffany & Co., YSL, and the New York Times. His partnerships have included a global collection of clothing with Uniqlo, and a Nike shoe with Kevin Durant.
He’s created over 250 murals and regularly produces art for NYC, including on basketball courts and a sanitation truck. He’s had two solo gallery shows, taught at SVA, and speaks around the world at creative conferences. He is the author of three books, including 40 Days of Dating & Sharpie Art Workshop. His graphic memoir I Always Think It’s Forever was published by Simon & Schuster. His short documentary, The Last Bohemians, was selected at the Newport Beach Film Festival and won Best Docuseries at the Big Apple Festival in 2025.
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Will design schools even exist in the future? Will we still have an industry? And what happens to creativity when machines can make everything? Jessica and Timothy explore the fears, uncertainties, and possible futures facing artists and designers as AI rapidly transforms the creative world.
What makes an album cover iconic? And does album art even matter anymore when it’s reduced to a tiny two-inch square on Spotify? Whatever happened to holding a record in your hands? Can we still roll joints on them? Jessica and Timothy debate the greatest album covers of all time, and what makes them unforgettable.
Why does finding love feel more like shopping on Amazon? And what would happen if we tried to redesign the entire dating experience? Jessica and Timothy unpack the psychology, branding, and user experience of modern dating and ask whether good design can actually help us find love.
From fantastically awful cereal packaging to health food blanding, Jessica and Timothy take a trip down the supermarket aisle to unpack the wild world of packaging design, from childhood nostalgia and iconic brands to the biggest design crimes on grocery store shelves.
From iconic logos and mascots to questionable typography, Olympic branding has given us some of the greatest and strangest moments in design history. Jessica and Timothy explore the best, the worst, and the most unforgettable Olympic identities of all time.
From Kubrick to PTA to that abstract art house film you can’t stop thinking about, Jessica and Timothy debate the most visually stunning films ever made, and explore how directors, cinematographers and stylists turn moving images into works of art.
Why do some World Cup posters become cultural masterpieces while others look like they were designed in Microsoft Word? Jessica and Timothy explore the history of World Cup design and posters and debate which countries got it right, and which ones deserve a red card.
Jessica and Timothy sit down with some of the most fascinating personalities in art, design, comedy, and internet culture, including Debbie Millman, Caroline Calloway, Sal Vulcano, CJ Hendry, and Coolman Coffeedan, to talk about creativity, success, failure, and everything in between.
From dating and family drama to life in New York City, no topic is off-limits in these episodes. Jessica and Timothy catch up on their personal lives, share stories, and talk about the things they’re doing, seeing, and obsessing over lately.
JESSICA WALSH
Designer, art director and founder of the creative agency &Walsh.
Jessica Walsh is an American designer, art director, illustrator and educator. She is the founder of the creative agency &Walsh, which is just .1% of creative agencies owned by women. Walsh has worked on branding and campaigns for clients such as Google, Apple, Netflix, Converse, Snapchat, Bombas, among many others.
Walsh started Ladies, Wine & Design, a nonprofit organization to encourage women and non-binary people to work together, in 2016. LWD has grown to 300+ local chapters around the world. She also began a popular initiative called Let’s Talk About Mental Health. In 2024, she began a type foundry called Type of Feeling, which is inspired by a range of feelings offering a retail collection and custom type services. She is the author of the book 40 Days of Dating, she’s taught at the School of Visual Arts, and speaks around the world at creative conferences.
TIMOTHY GOODMAN
Artist, designer and author.
Timothy Goodman is an artist, designer and author. His art has populated walls, clothes, products, books and more for organizations such as Apple, Google, the NBA, Nike, Netflix, Tiffany & Co., YSL, and the New York Times. His partnerships have included a global collection of clothing with Uniqlo, and a Nike shoe with Kevin Durant.
He’s created over 250 murals and regularly produces art for NYC, including on basketball courts and a sanitation truck. He’s had two solo gallery shows, taught at SVA, and speaks around the world at creative conferences. He is the author of three books, including 40 Days of Dating & Sharpie Art Workshop. His graphic memoir I Always Think It’s Forever was published by Simon & Schuster. His short documentary, The Last Bohemians, was selected at the Newport Beach Film Festival and won Best Docuseries at the Big Apple Festival in 2025.
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