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Mark Twain once remarked that accident was the greatest inventor of them all, and then he promptly tripped over. Even if I made that last part up, the master humorist did uncover an incisive truth in the domain of creative … Continue reading
Future Shock
This is the story of one particular day that dwells on what a brand intrusive future could be like… The neuralcast of my morning dream was interrupted by a digitally simulated hand, gently shaking my mind into consciousness. The time … Continue reading
Introducing Team Blue
He takes guard with an absence of fear Bowlers immediately think, the end is near Plays with a free spirit, and an uncluttered mind Very soon the opposition is left miles behind – They say he is coming home for … Continue reading
Sporting encounters of a creative kind
There are quite a few organizations where the term ‘creative’ is associated with the output of the advertising agency. In these uncertain economic times, this is an extremely dangerous assumption. With shrinking budgets on the one side, coupled with the … Continue reading