cash flow and creativity, the balance, and the enemy to innovation
I don't care if you are a company with 5 team members or 500. I don't care if you have a budget of 10,000 dollars or a MILLION! There should never be a compromise to creativity.
Creativity, the seat to innovation, is the single most valuable asset you have when it comes to innovation and true market leadership. Pushing forward to always conceptualize and develop breakthrough ideas for new products, services and brands, will continue to be the most dynamic way to business stimulus.
SO, when thinking about buying that new copier OR prototyping the next "pretty thing" may it be a gadget, fresh new way to do things, or a voice the marketplace will trust, think seriously on the investment at hand, the end result, and the possibilities attached to each.
Never let your cash flow hinder your forward momentum towards innovation, keep things firmly in perspective, and create value that will ultimately increase your bottom line...
norio fujikawa: rocket girl
Yet ANOTHER clever design by Norio...
Designer: Norio Fujikawa
Complete Project: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Rocket-Girl/430246
norio fujikawa: rocket boy
Clever character design...
Designer: Norio Fujikawa
Complete Project: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Rocket-Boy/438573
sebastian krabbe: rockcrystal
Designer: Sebastian Krabbe
Complete Project: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/ROCKCRYSTAL-watch/440495
inspiration from above: time
"God is the perfect designer of time... Stay the course. Be confident in this truth and let the Visionary of Visionaries do what He is more than enough to do..." V.A. Hunt 1972™
designing the right team. matters.
In all my years of design and innovation, there is one thing that never seems to change. There is one things that no matter how far along we get, no matter how advanced the technology becomes, this one thing never seems to shift or "change"... The dynamics of designing the right team.
No matter what the design initiative is, it's success and or failure is about 100% of the time contributed to the dynamics of the team that is set charge over it. As design thinking shifts, we are discovering that the clients role in this "team design" paradigm is becoming increasingly important, and the addition of the designs end user is making things even MORE complicated, however; none of this changes the fact that the teams design is quintessentially the most important part of the design process. Wrong people, bad results, GREAT people, an increased chance of great results.
Design great teams, do great work, design,
pascal fedorec: komma: editorial design
Designer: Pascal Fedorec
Complete Project: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/komma-Magazin--Editorial-Design/438023
noa emberson: the little things
Photographer: Noa Emberson
Complete Project: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/The-Little-Things/402879
vincent hunt: what do I do
Wow... I get this question quite a bit, and rightfully so. Because what I do is primarily a "behind the design scenes" role, UNLESS I am somewhere ranting about the importance of design (at every level) or innovation (do this, or die), it's really kind of hard to put a finger squarely on what I do using the naked eye.
jeno: shane
Photographer: Mr. Jeno
Complete Project: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Shane/420572









