“Creativity is not a talent. It is a way of operating.” John Cleese.
This film was brought to my attention via Carla Sam @ Geekhearts + Nick Jankel (speaker at the CDF)…
Filed under: Podcast / Seminars, Reference, creativity, john cleese
May 21, 2012 • 8:44 pm 0
“Creativity is not a talent. It is a way of operating.” John Cleese.
This film was brought to my attention via Carla Sam @ Geekhearts + Nick Jankel (speaker at the CDF)…
Filed under: Podcast / Seminars, Reference, creativity, john cleese
April 8, 2012 • 6:02 pm 0
Finding new blogs to follow by accident somehow seems more special…anyhow my new blog to follow is by Anamu (aka Ana Maria) a ‘LA native living in London’…(stumbled across her posts for Poppytalk the other day…) what swung it for me was a pretty awesome mixtape (when I say awesome, I mean totally blown away) that she has put together for March. Check that out on 8track..!
So much to check out on her site so will be definitely spending a whole bunch of time perusing this over what is left of Easter…
In her words: ‘I’m a flea market fanatic with a knack for diy, music, pretty things and being a tourist wherever I am.’
April 3, 2012 • 10:54 pm 0
Added to the wishlist…
It’s Nice That No.8 – ‘Content includes interviews with architect John Pawson, art double act John Wood and Paul Harrison, design legend Paula Scher and art collective Slavs and Tatars. Of course, there’s the usual blend of original features and mini profiles as well.’ Words and pic It’s Nice That.
Filed under: Design, Graphic, Read, Shop, design, It's Nice That
March 18, 2012 • 9:11 pm 0
Something wonderful. Mia Nolting just amazing…illustrator and professional dream maker!! She also has a Flickr photostream – many small guesses…blog…
Seen via Wit & Delight (thanks!)
Filed under: Blogs, Design, Illustration, Reference, blog, design, illustration, mia nolting
March 4, 2012 • 6:18 pm 0
Saw this via Wolff Olins blog, really simple, and nicely shot film of Michael Wolff talking about ‘his approach to looking at the world, including the muscles of curiosity, appreciation, and imagination.’
Filed under: Design, Film, Podcast / Seminars, Reference, branding, intel visual life, michael wolff
March 2, 2012 • 8:26 pm 0
Thank you Graphic Exchange for posting a new link today – Today You Inspired Me is a wonderful blog, I don’t know any more about it than that…!
Filed under: Blogs, Reference, blog, today you inspired me
February 26, 2012 • 10:40 am 0
Haven’t visited Eight Hour Day’s blog for ages… anyhow another blog site found… YAY… Design Work Life part of Seamless Creative, a New York City-based design studio.
Work featured is by Christine Wisnieski – really ace ‘dinosaur-themed invitation suite for a pair of young brothers‘…
Filed under: Blogs, Design, Graphic, Reference, blog, christine wisnieski, design work life
February 12, 2012 • 4:37 pm 1
A terribly lazy post, seen via What Makes Us in my usual daily/weekly sweep of favourite blog links…
Really lovely work from Love, (based in Manchester) for Umbro HQ, signage + generally making the work place a space to ‘inspire and motivate’. Images via Love.
A little extra is that Love has a blog as well…
Filed under: Blogs, Design, Environmental graphics, Graphic, Interior, Reference, blog, branding, design, Love
January 29, 2012 • 9:44 pm 0
Been a follower of SwissMiss for a while although never have sat through a complete viewing of an episode of her Creative Mornings talks that she organises. This talk by Michael Bierut (Pentagram) is fantastic, just very straight-forward, nothing pretentious, and honest. (Extra things I have from this talk is that Sagmeister is pronounced with a hard G rather than ‘Sage-meister as I first thought’!).
Filed under: Design, Podcast / Seminars, Reference, creative mornings, michael bierut, talk
January 28, 2012 • 10:57 pm 0
Fuel RCA seems a really useful resource from what I have seen so far. First time I have checked out their site although I have been following them on twitter (@FuelRCA) for a while. Their latest twitter post on ‘how to write a business plan‘ made me sit up and see for myself – their header from their site describes them better than I could…