Hi! I'm Thomas Dahm, graphic designer and Neon Moiré is my biggest self-initiated project yet.
Neon Moiré is an online calendar with the best design-driven conferences around the world, with a weekly newsletter called Neon Monday and a podcast the Neon Moiré Show.
Why Neon Moiré?
Because there are so many amazing design-driven events happening where you can get inspired, meet and make new friends and learn about upcoming futures. And I want to share these moments with you. Every day I scan my curated RSS library and many other sources, to find the most interesting design conferences and happenings on our digitized world to bring that to you. Neon Moiré, to me, is a place to learn and experiment in concept development, entrepreneurship, design, writing, and opinion.
Why a podcast and newsletter?
Well, why not. As a huge fan of podcasting, I really wanted to experiment with the medium. When Maral Pourkazemi motivated me during her talk at FITC Amsterdam I took the dive and recorded my first episode with her. You can subscribe to the show here if you're not already a listener.
The newsletter started as a monthly round-up of things that came out on Neon Moiré. Now Neon Monday comes out every Monday at 7:15 am EST. With a comprehensive list of upcoming conferences, a selection of short events that happen this week around the world. Talks to watch, exhibitions to visit and promo codes for a discount on tickets. You can subscribe to the newsletter here.
So why would you support me and Neon Moiré?
Well, by giving here on Patreon, you're helping make sure I can keep curating and creating content for Neon Moiré to help you find the events worth attending and gain insides in how events are organized and how leading creatives work and think. I have a long list of experiments I want to do with Neon Moiré (which includes a live interview series, a watch the opening titles channel, a data-visualization project and an award show), and with your support, I can make these a reality.
So if you like the project and want to help me keep doing this curating thing, I'd be extremely grateful for your support.
Thanks!
Thomas
Neon Moiré is an online calendar with the best design-driven conferences around the world, with a weekly newsletter called Neon Monday and a podcast the Neon Moiré Show.
Why Neon Moiré?
Because there are so many amazing design-driven events happening where you can get inspired, meet and make new friends and learn about upcoming futures. And I want to share these moments with you. Every day I scan my curated RSS library and many other sources, to find the most interesting design conferences and happenings on our digitized world to bring that to you. Neon Moiré, to me, is a place to learn and experiment in concept development, entrepreneurship, design, writing, and opinion.
Why a podcast and newsletter?
Well, why not. As a huge fan of podcasting, I really wanted to experiment with the medium. When Maral Pourkazemi motivated me during her talk at FITC Amsterdam I took the dive and recorded my first episode with her. You can subscribe to the show here if you're not already a listener.
The newsletter started as a monthly round-up of things that came out on Neon Moiré. Now Neon Monday comes out every Monday at 7:15 am EST. With a comprehensive list of upcoming conferences, a selection of short events that happen this week around the world. Talks to watch, exhibitions to visit and promo codes for a discount on tickets. You can subscribe to the newsletter here.
So why would you support me and Neon Moiré?
Well, by giving here on Patreon, you're helping make sure I can keep curating and creating content for Neon Moiré to help you find the events worth attending and gain insides in how events are organized and how leading creatives work and think. I have a long list of experiments I want to do with Neon Moiré (which includes a live interview series, a watch the opening titles channel, a data-visualization project and an award show), and with your support, I can make these a reality.
So if you like the project and want to help me keep doing this curating thing, I'd be extremely grateful for your support.
Thanks!
Thomas
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