BB Podcast Episode 30: Conner Nesbit
“Embrace the imperfections of the flowers. Nothing is ever going to be perfect.”
-Conner Nesbit | Leuca Floral
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Today we’re sitting down with Conner Nesbit, owner of Leuca Floral in Logan, Utah to discuss:
- the moment of clarity when he knew it was time to start his own business
- the origin of the name Leuca Floral
- how he got the word out about his new business
- the role his surroundings play in his work
- why he finds music essential during his design time
- his thoughts on freelancing for other designers
- how to give each client a little something extra special
- how he makes a change when he finds himself in an uninspired place in his career
- how he’s landed editorial work
Conner: from a day with Kiana Underwood (Tulipina)
Links mentioned in Ep. 30 with Conner Nesbit:
- Kiana Underwood | Tulipina
- Clair de Lune
- Anthropologie
- BHLDN
See more of Conner Nesbit’s design:
Website | Instagram | Facebook
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BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee
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