Key Highlights
• Produced content focused on design, marketing, photography, and more.
• Explored historical events and created biographical sketches of masters in the creative fields.
• Utilized content to successfully market educational programs.
Example of topics covered below.
There is a reason why we look to the great masters from the past to guide us today. They were the trailblazers who changed everything. Their vision had to not only innovate in their time but become a timeless lesson in ours. This is the first entry in the Masters Series for Creative’s Toolkit.
This is an exciting and vividly unfolding time for creatives in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape. The COVID downturn dramatically affected the marketing industry, but a surprising set of hopeful opportunities resulted from that difficult period. Technology is driving a profound evolution in marketing roles as creatives track the hiring outlook and chart their career over the next decade. Let's look at that emergence.
Creativity is like water. It is obstinate in its resolve to etch its own path. You cannot push it below the surface. It’s a force within you that demands attention and expression. At first it whispers, next pokes a little, and then tugs. Impatiently, it pulls you like a summons emerging in a form suited for each individual. For visually oriented people, graphic design offers a vocation to quench their creative force.
There is no doubt this is the best time to be a career creative I’ve been working as a creative and an educator for three decades. Never before have career creatives:
An infant's brain is primed for language. We are born ready for a story. That’s a big part of why we as a species survived. Using conversation to impart stories deepens our sense of trust and connection. That enabled early humans to bond, form groups, share responsibilities, and fend off predators together.
