He Invented an African Writing System. Here’s Why| Osmomd Tshuma

<p>What happens when design becomes a tool for preserving culture instead of simply making things look beautiful?</p><p>In this episode of the Art School Graduate Podcast, Justin Robinson sits down with Zimbabwean designer, typographer, and art director <strong>Osmond Tshuma</strong>.</p><p>From designing visual systems for the Obama Foundation to developing entirely new African writing systems, Osmond shares how African visual language can reshape modern design.</p><p>Topics include:</p><ul><li>African typography</li><li>Graphic design history</li><li>RISD experience</li><li>Branding with cultural meaning</li><li>Research-driven design</li><li>Identity systems</li><li>Creative process</li><li>Design education</li><li>Visual storytelling</li><li>Preserving culture through design</li></ul><p>If you’re a graphic designer, creative director, typography enthusiast, branding professional, educator, or design student, this conversation will completely change how you think about visual communication.</p><p>Subscribe for weekly conversations with the world’s most influential creatives.</p>