<h1>Nolis Anderson is a portrait and lifestyle photographer—born and raised in Chicago.</h1><div>
<br>On this episode, Nolis discusses turning hobbies into a profession, the importance of establishing a tight-knit circle of creative friends, and the state of representation in the industry.<br><br>Nolis was originally featured on On The Daily during Black History Month 2018. Follow him <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nolis/">@nolis</a> and see more of his work at <a href="http://www.nolisanderson.com">http://www.nolisanderson.com</a>.</div>

4: Madeleine Bennett

On The Daily started as an AIGA Chicago Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/aigachicago/) takeover series coinciding with history and heritage months and spotlighting underrepresented creative talent throughout the year. As an extension, the On The Daily podcast aims to diversify the stories we hear in art/design by inviting designers, artists, and creators to talk about their work, their identities, and how both shape the story of who they are.

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This first installment features ten such Chicago designers, artists, and creators—all who bring different stories and perspectives. Your Season One host is Philip Mak, a digital product designer, Chinese American, and avid board gamer.

As a chapter, we’re excited to take these conversations deeper and hope other cities will follow suit.

On The Daily is available everywhere you listen to podcasts and on Instagram by the hashtag #designonthedaily

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Executive Producer: Antonio García
Host: Philip Mak
Communications: Bianca Smith
Social Media: Emily Moss