Creative Freedom

My Inspiration

I’ll tell you why I love the ad industry in one word: balls. The best advertising, as with any creative practice is executed with unwavering, unapologetic, brass balls. Playing it safe is overrated, and inside the incessant noise of the media world, getting a reaction is better than nothing at all. Everyone likes to talk […]

By |2015-04-22T12:19:00-04:00April 22nd, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Creative Freedom, Fun with words and Copy Writing, Uncategorized|Comments Off on My Inspiration

Just A Bald Guy And His Thoughts.

I’m no one special. I’m just a guy who grew up with too much time on his hands; a guy who punched in too many hours inside his own head thinking about stuff and other stuff because my attention span was just abysmal. Fortunately, they have jobs for people like me. The ad industry calls […]

By |2015-04-20T12:16:08-04:00April 20th, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Creative Development, Creative Freedom, Hobbies and Creativity, The life of a Creative, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Just A Bald Guy And His Thoughts.

Creative Athletes

Creativity is a talent. Some are born with it, some are not. What you do with this talent is what defines you as a truly creative person. I find sports analogies to be very useful in most situations, and to describe a person’s potential creativity one that comes to mind is “practice makes perfect.” In […]

Bring it Out – A Manifesto for Creatives

Bring it out, Out of your head and into the world. Quick, calculated, natural. Flowing, this is it, this is your moment. Bring out courage you never knew you had. Bring out the adrenaline that fuels your next move. No thinking, just feeling and acting – no second-guessing. This is you, no one else. This […]

By |2015-04-16T12:05:19-04:00April 16th, 2015|Creative Freedom, Fun with words and Copy Writing, Hobbies and Creativity, The life of a Creative, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Bring it Out – A Manifesto for Creatives

The Idea is the Pre-Boiling Point

Notice how a stared-at pot never seems to boil? The painstaking staring session can easily get frustrating so you leave and await the soft whistle of the teapot from afar. This is the challenge of creativity. For true creativity is, in fact, a challenge. If it isn’t so, then it’s not done right. It is […]

Best Buy Brand Revive ‘Art Direction’

Best Buy Brand Revive ‘Art Direction’ Brands act significantly as the prima facie of all businesses. Customers typically try to identify with a respective brand based on the effect that they impose. As such, companies have been able to secure considerable gains due to this supposed impact on the purchasing power of consumers. Hence, the […]

5 Tips to Improve as a Writer

Writing is a skill, like many others, that requires practice to perfect. Follow these tips to increase and improve your literary output! 1. WRITE EVERY DAY! This is probably the most dished out piece of advice when it comes to helping someone improve their writing skills, and for good reason. Exercise the writing portion of […]

By |2015-04-06T12:18:31-04:00April 6th, 2015|Advertising, Creative Freedom, Creative Theory, Recommendations, Tips and Short cuts, Uncategorized|Comments Off on 5 Tips to Improve as a Writer

10 Tips To Jumpstart Your Creativity

Trying to find the right mental and physical exercises to get into the creative groove can be difficult. Whether you have your own set of rules to help foster the creative mind or not, these 10 tips have been tried and proven to give you an edge. They’re nto commandments one HAS to live by, […]

By |2015-04-01T12:57:13-04:00April 1st, 2015|Ad/ Creative Campaigns, Advertising, Creative Freedom, Creative Theory, Fun with words and Copy Writing, The life of a Creative, Tips and Short cuts, Uncategorized|Comments Off on 10 Tips To Jumpstart Your Creativity

Seven Dwarf Tips To Writing Sweeter Stories

Here are seven dwarf guideposts to improve the quality of your personal stories, told or written. Get nostalgic. Revisit your old photos and journals, and other trinkets of memories from a specific event or experience you want to write about. Talk to people who experienced it with you for input and another angle, to try […]

By |2015-03-26T12:52:39-04:00March 26th, 2015|A brand called you, Creative Development, Creative Freedom, Fun with words and Copy Writing, Hobbies and Creativity, The life of a Creative, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Seven Dwarf Tips To Writing Sweeter Stories

In Retrospect: Reviewing A Creative Submission

This blog entry sizes up as an Amazon-type review on one of my creative submissions for the FIU-MAS GSC Creative Track. Writing for this particular prompt felt like a qualitative exercise; looking at a final result with new eyes for an insight. Description 18″ x 24″ and 8.5″ x 11″ (2 sizes) on inkpress rag matte poster paper Weighing […]

By |2015-03-25T12:50:18-04:00March 25th, 2015|A brand called you, Before the degree, Creative Development, Creative Freedom, Creative Strategy, Creative Theory, Graphic Design, Hobbies and Creativity, Learning about GSC, Uncategorized|Comments Off on In Retrospect: Reviewing A Creative Submission