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Meet The Artist Who First Hand-Drew The Iconic Apple Logo w/ Carlos Pérez David

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Today’s creator is Carlos Perez David, a creative director, graphic illustrator, and artist known for his collaboration in creating the iconic Apple logo. Born in Mexico City, and raised in Stockton, California. Carlos is a first-generation college graduate who was part of the team that created the Apple logo. He’s credited with hand-drawing the first version of the apple with the missing piece that later became the final artwork.
In this episode, you’ll learn about Carlos’s remarkable journey from being a farm worker to playing a pivotal role in creating one of the most recognizable logos of all time.
Show notes here:
todayscreatorpod.com/carlos-perez-david

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Chapters

1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Origin Story: From Farmworker To Hand-drawing The First Apple Logo (00:04:32)

3. Carlos Moves To The USA (00:06:28)

4. How Carlos Got Into Graphic Design (00:08:02)

5. Carlos' Early Career (00:10:40)

6. Carlos and Steve Jobs' First Meeting (00:12:17)

7. The History of the Apple Logo (00:15:32)

8. Carlos On His Relationship With Steve Jobs (00:18:57)

9. The Golden Ratio (00:25:35)

10. On The Importance Of Remembering Your Roots (00:28:02)

11. Carlos Gets Lost as a Kid (00:34:35)

12. Lightning Round Questions with Carlos (00:36:57)

12 episodes

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Manage episode 365553959 series 3448554
Content provided by Jesus Ramirez. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jesus Ramirez or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Today’s creator is Carlos Perez David, a creative director, graphic illustrator, and artist known for his collaboration in creating the iconic Apple logo. Born in Mexico City, and raised in Stockton, California. Carlos is a first-generation college graduate who was part of the team that created the Apple logo. He’s credited with hand-drawing the first version of the apple with the missing piece that later became the final artwork.
In this episode, you’ll learn about Carlos’s remarkable journey from being a farm worker to playing a pivotal role in creating one of the most recognizable logos of all time.
Show notes here:
todayscreatorpod.com/carlos-perez-david

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Origin Story: From Farmworker To Hand-drawing The First Apple Logo (00:04:32)

3. Carlos Moves To The USA (00:06:28)

4. How Carlos Got Into Graphic Design (00:08:02)

5. Carlos' Early Career (00:10:40)

6. Carlos and Steve Jobs' First Meeting (00:12:17)

7. The History of the Apple Logo (00:15:32)

8. Carlos On His Relationship With Steve Jobs (00:18:57)

9. The Golden Ratio (00:25:35)

10. On The Importance Of Remembering Your Roots (00:28:02)

11. Carlos Gets Lost as a Kid (00:34:35)

12. Lightning Round Questions with Carlos (00:36:57)

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