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I’m not a graphic designer so please don’t come at me with pitchforks when I say this…
This is something I told myself today as I’ve been working on a new cold outreach funnel.
This fourth line is huge. How many of life’s problems come from us living in fear that we won’t be understood? That we’ll be failures?
People love an ambitious challenge on social media, and it could be a great way to connect with real-life clients (production companies, agencies, or directors) to write ads for them.
I find it interesting that many stylistic choices in art come from eras of less advanced technology.
If, early in your career, you create something that feels original, and that many people resonate with, good for you. But this doesn’t mean you’re a spring of originality.
It’s not the busyness that gets me, but the dread of being too busy.
Working in advertising, the question is always posed: how do we get more women involved? How do we represent more women?
As I’ve been researching for my second book, I’ve come across some slightly disappointing findings.
Some of these you hay have heard of… a few, you definitely haven’t.
This quiet mantra has soothed hundreds of jealousies in my own mind.
Having attended a number of weddings over the past few years, I’ve noticed something peculiar and sad.
You gotta check out this new promo video for the Creative Challenge.
I’ve sold services for $100, $1,000, $10,000, and $100,000. Here’s what it takes to sell each one.