Magical Moments with Celia Cheng

“If you do what you love, the money will follow, it will come. Because, when you love what you are doing, it is not work!”

Summary of Episode:

Jenn speaks to Celia Cheng of Cravings Media a boutique design studio focused on the art of letterpress production, digital consulting, and lifestyle editor based out of Honolulu! Celia shares her viewpoint on how every obstacle or encounter you have in life can be viewed as a magical moment. A designer and card maker, with over two decades of digital media experience, Celia walks us down memory lane connecting the dots and encouraging us to think inwards about what really excites us in life!

Correction: In this episode, Celia mentions many letterpress presses are from the 1800’s. Her Vandercook SP-15 is from the 1940's. 

Cards for me are magical moments, the idea of sending something and it's how you show love, how you show somebody that you care.

About Celia Cheng:

Cravings is the culmination of Celia Sin-Tien Cheng’s passions. She loves to work with her hands to capture the immediacy of sensory experience in design. What unifies Celia’s design and work across all media is its high quality, elegant sensibility, and sophistication.

Based in Honolulu, Cravings Media is a boutique design studio that focuses on letterpress production, digital consulting, and lifestyle editorial. Celia is grateful to be living aloha and sharing this magic, wonder, and love through thoughtful designs and handmade printed matter. Her studio/print shop is part of the creative collective, Lana Lane Studios.

Celia has been featured in Crain’s New York Business, Print,"The Design Entrepreneur" by Steven Heller and Lita Talarico, and the Australian Radio National show "RN First Bite." She also appears with her mentor Milton Glaser in the documentary about his life, "Milton Glaser: To Inform and Delight." Celia holds a B.A. from Columbia University and an M.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts.

Episode Resources:

Website / IG / Inward by Yung Pueblo / Untamed by Glennon Doyle

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