So now that you have an idea of HOW to research, when do you know if you’re done researching? Brandi answers on this week’s podcast. Stay tuned.

1:00 Check out Brandi’s YouTube! New content every Tuesday for a thing she does called “Design Tip Tuesday”.

3:30 Michelle’s week cont…: She sent in an audition form for a musical. (omgoshgomgoshomgosh)

4:45 Michelle’s song of the week is by Ryan Adams, “To Be Without You”

7:18 Michelle LOVES talk shows. Is she in the minority????

8:50 Brandis week cont…: She got a Nespresso machine! Hooray for caffeine! She also received a rare and out of print book, A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway. <3 She’s listening to an audio book, did some rock climbing, and prepping for her podcast workshop for AIGA.

13:55 Brandi’s song of the week is by The Royal Foundry, “Say You Want It”

17:00 Anything can be considered a “little thingy.” :/

18:00 Question of the week: How do you know you’ve done enough research?

18:40 Like anything else, it depends on what you’re working on. It will be different for every project.

19:30 Brandi’s personal research habits are based around the time she has to work.

20:00 The biggest tip for research is to set a [time] limit.

22:00 Don’t choose more than 5 books to look through for your entire project and give yourself a start and end point.

23:09 Go through all of the books even if you feel like you’ve found your style reference.

24:00 Brandi can’t say the word ‘flags’. Also, check out this video about people who say words weird. Especially the work Milk. Malk. Mulk.

25:45 Two Hours minimum of research.

27:00 Don’t forget to sleep! Your brain is WORKING while you sleep!

29:00 Michelle says a lot of dumb things here.

30:00 You know you’re done when you feel “full”.

Find us on all forms of social media via @BrandiSea!: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and you can email us any questions you want Brandi to cover at brandi@brandisea.com. Thanks to Vesperteen for letting us use his genius (“Shatter in The Night”) in every episode of Design Speaks!

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