
Style doesn't solve challenging business problems. Creative ideas do. Yet theory and tools aren't enough. Here, I explore creativity for designers and creatives seeking actionable inspiration in a distracted AI world. Ready to discover your creative edge?
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One of the first self-taught art exhibitions I ever went to in Chicago featured Mose Tolliver (1925-2006).
It wasn’t in a museum. It wasn’t even in a proper gallery.
It was in the living room space of painter Roger Brown’s Chicago home an...
Recently, I came across a sculpture by an artist I admire at an auction.
Although the piece was initialed, it was listed as anonymous.
I bought it for a fraction of what similar works by this artist typically sell for, which got me thinki...
George Nelson once wrote in How to See that “an overwhelming majority of adults, way over 90 percent, cannot see except in the most primitive sense, such as identifying a neighbor’s dog or a traffic light.”
In other words, most people only...
Albert Einstein was twenty-six when he overturned centuries of physics. Andy Warhol defined the visual language that would make him famous in his thirties.
Some innovators get to a clear idea early.
Others take a very different path.
Hen...
During critiques, I ask my design students, “Why did you choose this direction?”
I often get the same answer:
“Because I like it.”
It’s fine to like your work. But liking something isn’t the same as understanding it.
Most of the time,...
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Chief Creative Officer, Designer, Co-Founder of LOWERCASE Inc., Exhibited Artist, Art Collector, and Faculty at the School of the Art Institute Chicago (SAIC).
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