Hope for the best, plan for the worst
Engaging a design firm to work on a new project is a little like embarking on a trip into the wild. In that scenario, would you plan for the best or the worst case scenario? Personally, when facing such a trip, I'd channel my inner Bear Grylls from "Man vs. Nature" and plan for the worst.
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Oscar bold by Josh
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April 4th, 2009 | Strategy | advertising, experience design, public relations, social marketing, word of mouth
These are great axioms in all they demonstrate a keen awareness of the "otherness" of your clients. Recognizing this otherness is, in my estimation, the hallmark of a company that loves. Shaun A Sullivan PhD Student Leadership Studies Gonzaga University...Shaun Sullivan on Three pillars
- Papyrus spottings make me twitch. I have trained my non-designer friends how to identify (and avoid) it. In fact, received four emails containing warnings that Avatar's sub-titles were in Papyrus and that i should prepare myself before arriving at the theater....Danny L. on Oscar bold
- Winkelman is looking quite handsome in the lower left....John O'Neill on The democratization of craft
- One could also comment on the eerie lack of one of Oscar's most overused typefaces; Trajan Pro! Fact: the very first thing I noticed about Avatar was that damn Papyrus. Absolutely lame. I guess it fits with the adult version of "Fern Gully," though....Coe on Oscar bold
- Reminds me of the YouTube clip that made its way around the studio a while back, the one that re-envisioned the Star Wars titles through the eyes of Saul Bass... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z25t-PQDn5A...Curt on Oscar bold
- In addition to John's research, unfortunately my experience thus far is that simply mentioning "augmented reality" in a client meeting wins instant credibility as being among the informed. However, like "website portal," "e-commerce", "content management", and "social media" before it, augmented rea...Kevin Budelmann on On augmented reality
- I LOVE this! Great info graphic and nice reminder of all that went on....Lydia Mann on Make, think, review
