The Chop Up - Ep45: United States Disc Golf Championships / No Coffee No Work / Draw Shit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode of The Chop Up, Dan, Richard and Dave break down some recent work for the United States Disc Golf Championship. And don't forget to stick around till the end of today's video to see some new merchandise back in the store by popular demand!
About the United States Disc Golf Championship
The United States Disc Golf Championship is a disc golf tournament held at the Winthrop Gold Course, on the campus of Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The professional event has been held annually as a PDGA sanctioned Major since 1999.
Learn More:
usdgc.com
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Thanks for tuning in this week! Love to hear what you think of the episode in the comments, and keep your questions coming!
Appreciate the video. As a 10 year disc golfer and disc art illustrator, I enjoyed hearing your process and seeing the unused designs. Can't wait to see what you do for next year.
Rad episode! Interesting client too.
I am not going to lie when I first saw this pop up on my feed I instantly thought did Lincoln do this? Then I saw it on your story on Instagram and it confirmed it. Awesome job crushing this project and keep tapping into disc golf! 🤘
Loved getting to see this work on the event coverage! Disc Golf + Lincoln + shout out to AID and Mark Brickey, three of my favorite things. Great episode, and great work fellas!
Great job guys. Love these case studies as a talk show. The level
Of transparency and care with this is spot on. You clearly Sell the value of your work. Love it as always guys!
Had no idea USDGC was a Lincoln job! Hope to see you more around the sport.
Will you guys be doing a full tour video of the new studio? It looks like an awesome workspace and I'm sure your subscribers would love to see more of the Lincoln Design HQ... thanks for the continued inspiration. - Dave @ B73 Creative (UK).
Gilden actually moved the Alstyle 1301 to be American Apparel. Same shirt, just American Apparel label. But Next Level is also a good all around product as well.
Do you guys turn down work often? Maybe a brand that doesn't fit the Lincoln vibe, or doesn't have the appropriate budget for you. Alternatively, are there any companies you continue to work with despite their budget, but you like their brand?
Tagging this to answer in an upcoming video! Thanks for the question