How did Unsplash change the creative process?

08/25/20 • 32 min

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When Mikael Cho and Stephanie Liverani created Unsplash they had no idea how quickly they would find success – seemingly overnight. Unsplash fills the unmet needs of creative professionals – a free and culturally aware, current solution for people who are simply trying to make cool things.

Grey Interviewer: Kenny Gold

Link to Mikael's OMG album on Unsplash

Grey Interviewer: Kenny Gold

Link to Mikael's OMG album on Unsplash

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References: Not Reaching | The Alliance for Safe Traffic Stops

Grey Interviewer: Lori Bullock