Thirty years of Muir’s works and interest in experimenting with geometric typefaces have influenced the design industry through the form of teaching. He extends his knowledge to aspiring creative students. Muir bears the notion that design flaws are common among the youth, but they can be used to make an innovation. He spreads his belief that designers are meant to be separated from mundane and corporate individuals because of their ability to play with art techniques. Muir says it is important to value self-initiation, believing that working on personal projects is a necessary aspect of being a designer in the industry.