When Bonnie Christine gathered her team together in April 2025, she asked a question that would change everything: What if the biggest innovation isn't digital at all?
The data was undeniable. Vinyl sales hitting 18 consecutive years of growth. Barnes & Noble opening 60 new stores. Eleven million Americans are raising backyard chickens. 80% of Americans now garden, a 5-year high. Etsy's reporting a 40% surge in analog-themed shops.
This wasn't nostalgia; it was a coping mechanism. A collective reaching for things we can touch in a world that feels increasingly untouchable.
Welcome to The Analog Renaissance, Episode #6.
In this episode, Bonnie shares why something tangible still matters.
When students enroll in Surface Design Immersion 2026, they don't just receive access — they receive a box at their doorstep, filled with a linen-bound workbook, mindset cards, a scratch-off tracker, and the Inspiration Collection Mood Board Kit. It's a pre-digital playground designed to spark creativity before a single screen is opened.
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