Good Noticings Podcast

Good Noticings is a podcast with a growing audience and, now, a live show. Over several months, I worked with the team as their designer, building a flexible social system for day-to-day content and creating the visual identity for their touring show, Clash Talks, which played the Edinburgh Comedy Festival.

The Challenge The podcast needed two things at once: a consistent, recognizable look across everyday social posts, and a bolder, more theatrical design for a live event. Both had to feel like the same brand while working across very different formats, from a fast-moving feed to posters in a festival city.

My Role Designer for social media and event promotion, covering both digital and print.

Social media templates for ongoing podcast content, built so the team can publish consistently and quickly

Full design for Clash Talks, including posters and social assets for the festival run

Print-ready poster artwork alongside digital assets sized for social platforms

Approach For the social templates, I built a modular system that holds up across episodes, guests, and announcements. Clear hierarchy, flexible layouts, and a consistent visual voice mean every post is recognizably Good Noticings without feeling repetitive.

For Clash Talks, I shifted to a louder, more expressive look suited to a live comedy audience. Posters had to catch attention in a crowded festival environment, and the same visual language carried through to social so the campaign felt cohesive from street to feed.

Working With the Team I worked closely with the Good Noticings team over several months, which let the design evolve alongside the show. Regular collaboration and quick feedback loops kept the work aligned with their voice and made it easy to move from podcast content to a touring production.

Skills Applied Social media design, template systems, event and poster design, print-ready production, brand consistency across digital and print, collaborative creative direction

Outcome The result was a cohesive visual presence that carried from the podcast feed to the festival stage, giving the team reusable tools for everyday content and a standout identity for their first touring show.