Be The First To Know

Welcome aboard! We are thrilled to have you.
Uh oh, something went wrong. Try submitting the form again.

Tuna Bora

Tuna Bora is an acclaimed Turkish visual artist whose clients include Google, Nike, Netflix, and Coca Cola. In this conversation, Tuna shares their story of immigrating to the United States alone in hopes of pursuing a career working in feature film animation. But after graduating in 2008—right at the start of the financial collapse—was met with very few opportunities.

Video Content

Into the Creative Unknown

Tuna Bora is an acclaimed Turkish visual artist whose clients include Google, Nike, Netflix, and Coca Cola. They’ve won awards for their unique design work on several VR and AR projects and continue to explore new creative spaces.

In this conversation, Tuna shares their story of immigrating to the United States alone in hopes of pursuing a career working in feature film animation. But after graduating in 2008—right at the start of the financial collapse—was met with very few opportunities.

They talk about unintentionally starting a daily drawing Instagram account (thats been going strong for seven plus years),  directing their own projects with DreamWorks, and why they’re stoked about working in new, unexplored creative spaces like VR and gaming

Tuna also shares their experience with the unhealthy downsides of working with extreme laser focus and why just because you put more hours in does not mean the work is better.

Into the Creative Unknown

Please fill in the form below to download Into the Creative Unknown. It will be in your inbox shortly after.

Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.

This form collects your name and email so we can add you to our email list and send you our newsletter full of helpful insights and updates. Read our privacy policy to understand how we protect and manage your data.

Jan 5

Into the Creative Unknown

More hours doesn’t mean better work.

More hours doesn’t mean better work.

More hours doesn’t mean better work.

Tuna Bora is an acclaimed Turkish visual artist whose clients include Google, Nike, Netflix, and Coca Cola. They’ve won awards for their unique design work on several VR and AR projects and continue to explore new creative spaces.

In this conversation, Tuna shares their story of immigrating to the United States alone in hopes of pursuing a career working in feature film animation. But after graduating in 2008—right at the start of the financial collapse—was met with very few opportunities.

They talk about unintentionally starting a daily drawing Instagram account (thats been going strong for seven plus years),  directing their own projects with DreamWorks, and why they’re stoked about working in new, unexplored creative spaces like VR and gaming

Tuna also shares their experience with the unhealthy downsides of working with extreme laser focus and why just because you put more hours in does not mean the work is better.

Sign up for the Conversational Selling Workshop in London here.

About
Greg Gunn

Greg Gunn is an illustrator, animator and creative director in Los Angeles, CA. He loves helping passionate people communicate their big ideas in fun and exciting ways.

Watch on
Hosted By
special guest
produced by
edited by
music by
Appearances
recommended reading
No items found.

More hours doesn’t mean better work.

Podcast