Is AI the enemy? Really? Photography by Liz Seabrook Photographer Liz Seabrook shares why dismissing AI as “so dull” misses the point, and why creatives need to engage with nuance, curiosity and critical thinking instead… Read More »‘AI isn’t the enemy. Our lack of nuance is’: Liz Seabrook on what comes next for creatives
Projects by Camilo Güell (Director of the Master in Artificial Intelligence for Creative Industries, Spanish Edition) and Maria Vinagre (Instructor in Artificial Intelligence for Creative Industries, Spanish Edition) The Barcelona School of Arts and Design… Read More »How LABASAD is preparing creatives for an AI-powered future
Projects by Camilo Güell (Director of the Master in Artificial Intelligence for Creative Industries, Spanish Edition) and Maria Vinagre (Instructor in Artificial Intelligence for Creative Industries, Spanish Edition) The Barcelona School of Arts and Design… Read More »How LABASAD is preparing creatives for an AI-powered future
Image licensed via Adobe Stock From reframing mindset to embracing hibernation, creatives reveal how they’ve learned to love January’s darker days. Blue Monday. The third Monday of January is supposedly the most depressing day of… Read More »Creatives share their tips for beating the Blue Mondays
Founded by Ed Little and Hugo Ross, Roleplay is a young London-based studio helping challenger brands define their role in culture, then play it loudly. From regenerative pasta to premium spices, the agency blends sharp… Read More »Playing the part: Inside Roleplay, the studio turning ‘strategic maximalism’ into brand advantage
Titled ‘For The Why’, the new campaign for the Financial Times strips back marketing complexity to sell premium journalism to overwhelmed audiences. The point of journalism, to my mind, boils down to one thing: simplifying… Read More »FT campaign makes the case for simplicity in a world of noise