In this episode of Sports Geek Sean Callanan interviews sports designer Tyson Beck:
On this podcast you'll learn about:
- How Tyson developed his design skills to find work around the world
- Working in a remote design team on NBA design briefs
- What trading card collectors are looking for in 2021
- The big leap to launch Tyson Beck cards collaborating with NBA players like Jayson Tatum & Donovan Mitchell
- The importance of quality control & the high standards of sports collectors
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Resources from the podcast
- Connect with Tyson Beck on Linkedin, follow him on Twitter @tysonBeckDesign and @TysonBeck on Instagram
- Check out latest card collaborations at TysonBeck.com
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Check out some of Tyson's work below
Donovan Mitchell release as discussed on the podcast
What was your fav Spida from the set? 🕷 🌈 🌞 pic.twitter.com/p1YB2IQOdz
— Tyson Beck (@tysonbeckdesign) January 22, 2021
Tyson Herro recognised by Beckett magazine
In arguably the craziest year in trading cards ever, it's an absolute honor to make the Top 20 Sports Cards of 2020 by the prestigious Beckett.
What makes this truly iconic, this is the only card in the Top 20 that isn't Topps, Panini or Upper Deck 🌊
Thank you to everyone ✌️ pic.twitter.com/fDdMw5Iir7
— Tyson Beck (@tysonbeckdesign) January 7, 2021
No more available – the sold out Jayson Tatum collection
Jayson Tatum x Tyson Beck – Metallic Red AP Variation – St Louis 😍😍😍 @jaytatum0 pic.twitter.com/BWF4UcTz5w
— Tyson Beck (@tysonbeckdesign) August 13, 2020
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