American Haiku harnesses the popularity of White Lotus to create an intense and exotic visual experience. When you think of advertising for a luggage brand like Away, you’d expect to see traditional travel marketing images… Read More »New ad for luggage brand is an epic slice of cinematic intensity
This industry perspective is by Tebo Mpanza, the co-founder of Unfound Studio. For decades, marketers have relied on sweeping generational labels—”Millennials crave experiences,” “Gen Z loves authenticity”—as if entire age groups move in lockstep. But… Read More »Why Generational Marketing is Dead—and What Comes Next
On LinkedIn, I’m privy to plenty of debates among the advertising, media, production, and creator crowd about AI. Can it be a useful tool? Yes. Can it create visuals that are a lot less impressive… Read More »Artists vs AI: The Starter Pack Smackdown
This week, host Nicola Hamilton chats with Catalina Estrada, a Colombian illustrator now based in Barcelona. She reinterprets Latin American folklore and expertly documents the natural world in her stunning, and extremely colourful, artwork and… Read More »Catalina Estrada on Creating for Change
Between the WNBA draft last week, the MLB season now in full swing, and my beloved Liverpool FC on the cusp of winning the English Premier League title across the pond, our sports fandom is… Read More »FIFA Unveils Host City Posters for the 2026 World Cup, Designed by Local Artists
The last time I spoke to Brad Holland before he died last month, he was busy trying to finish the final batch of paintings for his solo exhibition at Cristina Taverna’s Galleria Nuages in Milan,… Read More »The Daily Heller: Brad Holland’s Last Exhibition