Ian Dutton's guest appearances

Ian Dutton

Creative Ways Podcast

The Game's Gone with Tom Ross

Tom Ross

Darren Carter

Paul Robinson

Andy J

Susie Moore

Tracy Verdugo

Jessica Swift

Kat Williams

David Cotterill

Jonathan Greening

Trevor Francis

Alex McLeish

Slaven Bilic

Geoff Horsfield

Andy Johnson

OwlTail

Ian talks about his journey from watching on the terraces to running the club as its new Managing Director in 2022. He talks about his aims and hopes for a brighter future for the club, how he will always try to do what's best for the supporters, his relation ship with Craig Gardner, who runs the football side of the club- the issues with the Lower Tilton and Lower Kop stands and much more.

39: Kicking off series 2 of the Games Gone Podcast with new Birmingham City MD Ian Dutton 

Hello Munki

With over 20 years experience in the industry, Ian Dutton of Hello Munki has been both an in house graphic designer, design manager, freelancer, children's book illustrator and now has his own successful greeting card brand Hello Munki. Ian talks honestly about the juggling act running a greeting card brand, freelancing plus spinning the plates with being a hands on parent. Ian's designs have sold in Next, Mammas and Papas,M&amp;S, Sainsbury’s, Boots, CBeebies, Early Learning, Moon pig, Card factory, Tigerprint, Asda, Morrison’s, Tesco’s and more besides! Ian's Takeaways - 1.Try a new creative process for designing characters, step away from the computer to see how your characters change! 2.Push yourself to promote yourself to studios and contacts. 3.Remember the Freelance fear and try to push past it. 4.Don’t take quiet spells personally, try another contact.  5. Join a local or online network group.  6.It doesn’t matter where you live these days for your creative career. 7. If you don't feel creative don’t force it, do something else. 8. You should always still get excited when you see your designs on products, if you don’t then maybe it’s time to change?  9.Make friends and get to know linked in!! You can find more of Ian's work at - www.hellomunki.com/productranges http://www.ianduttondesigns.com/ www.instagram.com\hello_munki

With over 20 years experience in the industry, Ian Dutton of Hello Munki has been both an in house graphic designer, design manager, freelancer, children's book illustrator and now has his own successful greeting card brand Hello Munki. Ian talks honestly about the juggling act running a greeting card brand, freelancing plus spinning the plates with being a hands on parent. Ian's designs have sold in Next, Mammas and Papas,M&amp;S, Sainsbury’s, Boots, CBeebies, Early Learning, Moon pig, Card factory, Tigerprint, Asda, Morrison’s, Tesco’s and more besides! Ian's Takeaways - 1.Try a new creative process for designing characters, step away from the computer to see how your characters change! 2.Push yourself to promote yourself to studios and contacts. 3.Remember the Freelance fear and try to push past it. 4.Don’t take quiet spells personally, try another contact.  5. Join a local or online network group.  <a href="http://6.It" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">6.It</a> doesn’t matter where you live these days for your creative career. 7. If you don't feel creative don’t force it, do something else. 8. You should always still get excited when you see your designs on products, if you don’t then maybe it’s time to change?  9.Make friends and get to know linked in!! You can find more of Ian's work at - <a href="https://www.hellomunki.com/productranges" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.hellomunki.com/productranges</a> <a href="http://www.ianduttondesigns.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ianduttondesigns.com/</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/hello_munki" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com\hello_munki</a>

What's truly important? With illustrator Ian Dutton of (Hello Munki)