Design and detachment.

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OK. Tomorrow I am out of here for a week or so. I may post from Florida - maybe not. In any case, as a creative - how do you detach? What I mean by this is how do you get outside of your own head and your own existence?

Travel definitively helps. But does Florida have the same effect the same as - say - Paris? I think it does. For different reasons. I mean Paris has a way of helping you realize that the French are cooler than we are - and that they have a fantastic way of life. But there is something about being in the Deep South that makes me realize exactly what life is about. I cannot explain it - but it will come to me this week.

Manual labor helps. I have not done any lately and I miss it. When you have reached the point of complete exhaustion, everything becomes very clear. And it is a good workout. Builds stamina.

Great ideas come from complete detachment. It allows one to see and get to the locus of the problem. I will write more about this later when I can detach.
current projects
  • G2 visualization and web design. New section of www.g2.com
    Global
  • USTA playtennis.com brand development, postioning.
    New York
  • SAM-NYC.com updates. New print collateral and redesign website
    New York
  • Branding and packaging for accessory startup.
    New York, Boston
  • 2012 advertising and book design for ICON.
    Los Angeles
  • Titleist. Brand book/apparel identity system/tagging.
    Boston
  • MAdAthlete. Brand development, print, identity, web design, broadcast.
    Boston
  • Repositioning for VIVOX.
    Boston
  • Brand development,visual positioning, web design for C3.A groundbreaking new VoIP for gamers.
    New York
  • Repositioning for Drync. An amazing wine-centric startup.
    Boston
  • Brand development, naming, positioning, web design for new ceramic knife company.
    New York
  • Brand development, positioning, interface for groundbreaking technology startup.
    New York
  • New advertising and positioning for Cancer Center of Sarasota for Dr. Mamus.
    Sarasota
  • Web design and development for new e-commerce startup.
    Salt Lake City
  • Rebrand and web design for one of NY's top literary agencies.
    New York
  • Our book now available: ACTA NON VERBA. 310 pages, hardcover.
  • Ongoing proposals. Amazing brands in New York, Toronto, Paris, Montréal, Tokyo, Miami and Los Angeles. Look for us in LE BOOK FALL 2011