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WhyTalk with Tina Frey

Our latest WhyTalk featured Tina Frey and was during San Francisco Design Week. Tina Frey is an artist, known for crafting hand-sculpted resin pieces in her wabi-sabi style. She started TF Design from her home thirteen years ago with no formal training. Her career started out in finance, working with massive global corporations and small businesses alike. Despite the financial stability, there was something tugging at her soul and calling her to make a chance. After an exit from a startup, she decided to take the leap towards art, into the world of creating.

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The Mucho Standard Nº02 - Healthcare
This is the second Issue of The Mucho Standard, a series of portfolios featuring our work in the different industries we have been working on. Health is the second one, and we want to give you a sneak peak into it here!
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A big thank you to Sabine Danek and PAGE design magazine in Germany for featuring Mucho and Mucho San Francisco in their latest edition! Our Creative Director and Partner, Rob Duncan, had the opportunity to share insights on a range of topics—from the beauty of San Francisco, to the emotional power of design, and the unpredictable rise of AI in the creative industry.