# Cas Holman
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cas holman (born 1974) is an American toy designer. She is known for designing toys that emphasize creativity through unstructured play.Holman's Rigamajig line of collaborative playsets, originating as a custom play feature for the High Line Park in 2011, has been included in schools and museum play areas internationally. Previously a professor at Syracuse University, she is currently a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design and the founder and principal designer of the toy company Heroes Will Rise.Holman is the subject of an episode of the Netflix series Abstract: The Art of Design titled "cas holman: Design for Play," focusing on her design philosophies.
Can Adults Learn to Be Playful Again?
Imagine that after work, a woman decides to take her dog to the park. Although rules mandate that pets must be leashed at this hour, she decides it will be fine to let her dog roam freely since the park is mostly empty. Before long, the dog becomes distracted by a group walking across the park and …
Can Adults Learn to Be Playful Again?
Imagine that after work, a woman decides to take her dog to the park. Although rules mandate that pets must be leashed at this hour, she decides it will be fine to let her dog roam freely since the park is mostly empty. Before long, the dog becomes distracted by a group walking across the park and …
Attention Grown-ups: If You’re Not Playing, You’re Likely Paying a Big Price. | Cas Holman
Toy designer and RISD professor Cas Holman shows how rediscovering play can help adults build resilience, spark creativity, and forge deeper connections in an achievement-focused world.In this revealing conversation about her book "Playful: How Play Shifts Our Thinking, Inspires Connection, and Spa…
497 — The business impact of play at work (Rebroadcast)
This week, we're revisting one of our favorite episodes from last year, focusing on the role of play at work.
All children play but, over time, that instinct goes away. We don't lose it, we don't forget. Instead, we get taught to stop.
For author and toy designer Cas Holman, that's a problem. Wit…
The Case for Playing at Work
What if the part of you that doesn't take everything so seriously is actually your biggest professional strength? This week I sit down with Mary Hendra, a chief of staff, coach, and consultant who once froze when a branding expert told her, "Your brand is play." She thought it was the reason she wa…
Cas Holman (on being playful)
Cas Holman (Playful: How Play Shifts Our Thinking, Inspires Connection, and Sparks Creativity) is a toy creator, play designer, and author. Cas joins the Armchair Expert to discuss creating modular ecosystems of play in her toys, studying in the rainforest as a Banana Slug, and her gender-bending a…
If You Could Change One Thing…
Over the past year, we’ve asked every Play Attention guest the same question: if you could click your fingers and change one thing tomorrow to improve opportunities for play, what would it be?
For Episode 10, we bring their answers together in a montage of ideas, hopes and provocations.
From pract…
Cas Holman (on being playful)
Cas Holman (Playful: How Play Shifts Our Thinking, Inspires Connection, and Sparks Creativity) is a toy creator, play designer, and author. Cas joins the Armchair Expert to discuss creating modular ecosystems of play in her toys, studying in the rainforest as a Banana Slug, and her gender-bending a…
Rough, rapid, and right in the age of AI: Michelle Lee
As AI makes it easier to generate polished renders with minimal effort, more people are celebrating the ease and speed of design. But beautiful images aren't design. They can seduce us into thinking an idea is fully baked, stopping us from asking the most important questions, the ones that uncover …
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