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A Value-Added Proposition

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The element of beauty is assumed in any design.

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The Great Idea Viability Test

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Some ideas look really good in your head but when you get them down on paper and begin to develop a strategy, the flaws become apparent.

Imagine Author Is Featured at Continuum Event

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I’m currently reading the book, Imagine by Jonah Lehrer. It’s trigging a great deal of thoughtful contemplation as I consider how creativity works and where it exists. So when I received this invitation from the design firm, Continuum, I wanted to share it. Continuum’s creative development for Procter & Gamble’s Swiffer is the opening scenario [...]

The Why Behind The What

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A recent post about goal achievement by Michael Hyatt  prompted me to consider why people go into business, launch services and products and subsequently ask me to develop graphic assets, web sites and branding. I’ve observed that successful enterprises are in it for their customers and not themselves. What they receive in return – income, [...]

Does Good Design Matter?

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Does it matter if a design is good or not? Before we can deal with that question let’s ask a more basic one: What makes a design good? To answer that question, we should first begin with what good means. Without a definition, it’s unlikely that any design can be considered good or not, since [...]

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Beauty Is Not Pretty

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Let’s make the distinction between beauty and pretty.

When It’s Time To Let Go

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Being effective involves doing the right thing at the right time in the right place.

Green Scheduling: 6 Tips for Sustaining Your Creative Time

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Design your time. Time is wasted when we do the wrong thing at the wrong time. It’s easier to keep your time boundaries and your well-being intact if you plan ahead.

The Need For Selflessness

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If we approach a design solution as an opportunity for self-expression, we’ll miss the point and risk not solving the problem.