Labelled the ‘cultural and creative dimension to the European Green Deal’, the New European Bauhaus (NEB) is on a mission to deliver the ‘EU’s ambition of creating beautiful, sustainable, and inclusive places, products and ways of living’. The creative innovators bringing this vision to life were recognised last week at the fifth annual NEB Prizes ceremony in Brussels. […] The post The NEB winners making Europe’s future beautiful and sustainable first appeared on Innovators...| Innovators magazine
Knowing what I want to say, what’s coming from my heart, and what’s not. It’s not refinement in the editorial sense of the word; it’s refinement of sincerity. Practicing immediacy, and not letting myself get in my own head for too long. In other words, refining my senses of preciousness and detachment. Lowering my expectations, […]| Herbert Lui
Seeing movies through my children's eyes.| Rambling Ever On
We love to say, “We have to go back to the drawing board.” It sounds decisive, humble, even wise. But here’s the irony: most of the time, we were never at the drawing board to begin with. The drawing board is supposed to be that space of imagination and planning. A place where you sketch,…| rochemamabolo
I've been in the Pin Hole this weekend. A thought arrived and I just needed to get it out. The post Riding A Wave appeared first on thejaymo.| thejaymo
The Human Design system merges ancient teachings and modern science to present a unique blueprint of one’s nature, much like a genetic map. At first glance, your human design chart may appear complex, but with understanding, it provides profound insights into your personality and potential. Grasping its symbols and connections becomes a journey of self-discovery. Learning to … Continue reading "How to Read Your Human Design Chart: A Step-By-Step Approach" The post How to Read Your Human...| Key To Study
Transcreation and localisation are methods that help brands communicate effectively with people in different countries. Transcreation means adapting content so it keeps the same emotion and meaning in another language. Localisation ensures that products, websites, or campaigns fit local culture, habits, and preferences. Together, they make global marketing feel natural and relevant to local audiences. … Continue reading "5 Key Trends in Transcreation & Localisation You Should Know" The post...| Key To Study
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Flash Bomber Bangkok has helped launch Ace of Clubs Bangkok, Thailand’s first full-service tennis community, with an i...| Campaign Brief Asia
The new campaign from Singapore’s largest retailer FairPrice Group (FPG) builds on the brand’s established p...| Campaign Brief Asia
Nothing kills sandwich joy faster than dry bread. Hellmann’s latest campaign, ‘Dry Bread Gone, Creaminess On!’, is...| Campaign Brief Asia
DDB Group Singapore has launched a dynamic, student-centric campaign for Google Gemini in Indonesia. Dubbed #BikinGebrak...| Campaign Brief Asia
Things are not what they seem in season two of hit Netflix series “Wednesday”, as star Jenna Ortega’s Wedn...| Campaign Brief Asia
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Off-roaders have convoys. Gamers have squads. Together with Publicis Middle East, Jeep just merged those two worlds with...| Campaign Brief Asia
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I have recently been staying with family. I grew up in a suburb outside of Toronto, and my family has stayed in the area, so I have a chance to see it with fresh eyes. It is surprising how much I didn’t know about the place. There are really beautiful libraries, like the Richmond Hill […]| Herbert Lui
'The Science of Storytelling' by Will Storr has revolutionized how I craft stories. These five lessons in particular leveled up my craft.| Stephan Joppich
When our products become temporary, so do our standards.| Logan Lets Go
We heard from you – our fans, community, and leading organizations – about issues our Creative Challenges present for creators. We are doing our part to listen, educate ourselves, and take the necessary next steps to evolve the future of our community experiences and challenges. We have a responsibility to work together to foster creativity for all.| blog.adobe.com
Welcome to the two hundred and seventy-second edition of Fiction Monday. "You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great." - Zig Ziglar … More Fiction Monday – 272| Void Thoughts
“Who told you it’s empty? I saw light there last week,” chided little Mary. “Everyone knows that house has been vacant for years, Mary.” Joe couldn’t believe the stories his sister came up with these days. For a five-year-old, she was quite creative. “Stop lying, Mary,” scolded Joe. … More The Vacant House| Void Thoughts
Often, I hear the gentle whisper of my inner voice. It guides me— when I am in doubt, when I feel scared, when my mind feels cluttered. … More Listening Beyond Fear| Void Thoughts
Welcome to the two hundred and seventy-first edition of Fiction Monday. “The first step toward success is taken when you refuse to be a captive of the environment in which you first find yourself.”- Mark Caine … More Fiction Monday – 271| Void Thoughts
Welcome to the two hundred and sixty-ninth edition of Fiction Monday. "It is never too late to be what you might have been."- George Eliot … More Fiction Monday – 270| Void Thoughts
When the perturbed mind reflects, chaos gleams pristine in its own reflection. … More Pristine Chaos| Void Thoughts
I’ve bought and flipped through a couple of memoirs lately from popular recording artists. Tens of millions of people stream their music on Spotify every month. It’s not surprising that traditional publishers would offer them book deals. What’s surprising, at least to me, is how boring they are. One artist seemed to put little effort […]| Herbert Lui
With the widespread adoption of generative AI, we need to explore how these platforms are changing our world. In my latest article and podcast episode, I share six unintended consequences that are beginning to emerge. We| Spencer Education
Create engaging, personalized educational videos with ease! Discover tools, captions & QR code tips to boost learning in your classroom. The post How To Make Your Own Educational Videos – Easy EdTech Podcast 339 appeared first on Class Tech Tips.| Class Tech Tips
A comedian loves his audience. He wants to make them laugh. For this reason, he is also afraid of them. If they’re displeased by, or worse—indifferent to—his routine, he may second guess himself. He might not just change his approach; he might take fewer risks. He knows that when that happens, he’s doomed. I remember […]| Herbert Lui
A strange, discomfiting feeling sometimes crawls over my skin. My bones whisper at me — I’m in the wrong town, the wrong room, the wrong body. From the very first time I discovered the joys of singing, I knew who I was. A musician, a creative soul. But when I look in the mirror today, […]| Mark Greville
One of my favourite technology books is The Practice of Enterprise Architecture by Svyatoslav Kotusev. In the introduction, he says: “This book offers a source of knowledge, not inspiration. …| Mark Greville
Welcome to the newest member of the PRINTcast Podcast Studio. On this episode of Design Of, host Justin Ahrens talks with musician, composer, and sonic storyteller Ryan O'Neal. The post The Design of a Brand With Heart: Ryan O’Neal of Sleeping At Last appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
I write every day because it’s really fun. (That’s my competitive advantage!) Here are three moments that stuck out to me this week: While I was writing this post, there was a moment when I felt as if my brain was struck by a bolt of lightning, “There was something I read about this! It’s […]| Herbert Lui
Creativity is the fuel for human progress. It breaks the boundaries of logic and allows us to do something special. Symbolism is another fascinating aspect of the human experience. Throughout history, humans have looked to nature for inspiration, and animals have often been seen as representations of various human traits. Whether it is intelligence, resilience, … Continue reading "What Animal Represents Creativity?" The post What Animal Represents Creativity? appeared first on ProlificFocus.| ProlificFocus
Writing is a process of extreme pleasure, but it can also be daunting and even overpowering with all the words, thoughts, and emotions that are rushing at the writer. “How to write too much too soon” is a dilemma many writers face. This happens when they hurry up and in the process, neglect to include … Continue reading "How to Avoid Writing Too Much Too Soon: Role of Pacing in Writing" The post How to Avoid Writing Too Much Too Soon: Role of Pacing in Writing appeared first on Prolific...| ProlificFocus
Mike Palmer is joined on this episode of Trending in Ed by Rich Braden and Tessa Forshaw, co-authors of the new book, Innovation-ish: How Anyone Can Create Breakthrough Solutions to Real Problems in the Real World. They talk about the core concepts of their book, including the "creativity gap," "innovation mythology," and "cognitive caution". We discuss how these ideas apply not only in business but also in education, and why creativity is not a magical quality but a skill that...| Trending in Education
Is there anything more exciting than the release of a piece of work you’ve put heart, tears, and years into? In this episode of Sharing the Heart of the Matter podcast, Vicki Atkinson and I t…| The Heart of the Matter
If you want to fall asleep, the worst way to do it is to try to force yourself to sleep. Instead, conventional advice is to count sheep. I like to imagine a mashup of my favorite TV shows. The idea is to think about something else, and sleep naturally follows. You don’t pursue sleep directly, […] The post Stop chasing positive outcomes, allow them to find you with an indirect approach appeared first on Herbert Lui.| Herbert Lui
Do you like pineapples on your pizza? The style is known as a Hawaiian pizza, and it’s a polarizing topic. For example, the former president of Iceland joked that he’d ban pineapples on pizza if he could. When I lived in New York City, I searched far and wide before finding a half decent restaurant […]| Herbert Lui
We’ve just had a piece published as part of a QUEERCIRCLE takeover on The Polyphony web platform. We’ve been huge fans of The Polyphony for years, and it’s a great place to have our work published because it focuses on the overlap between medicine/health (including mental health, trauma, neurodivergence and disability) and the arts/humanities (including […]| Rewriting The Rules
This marble-painting activity activates all the senses and lets you enjoy a mindful moment while making art with your little ones. The post Mindful Marble Art: A Creative & Sensory Practice for Kids appeared first on Mindful.| All Articles About Mindful Living Skills - from Mindful.org
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Wow. Wow. Wow. Do you know about John Busbee’s “The Culture Buzz”? If you don’t, you need to catch up! It’s my new favorite program on the award-winning, independent r…| Victoria Ponders
The past few weeks I haven’t been recovering well from my exercise. I thought it was perimenopause or something, but upon examining my journal entries I could trace it back to one...| Winnie Lim
There’s a TV trope called the Missing Steps Plan (it’s also an internet meme). Here’s an example from a South Park episode, which involves gnomes stealing underpants: We are all missing steps in our wishes and dreams. The question is to what degree. For example, someone who hasn’t cooked and wants to cook might have […]| Herbert Lui
Printmaking is a process of precision. Whether you’re carving a relief block, pulling a screen print, or printing a lithograph, the goal is the same: clean lines, deep ink saturation, perfect registration, and balanced margins. Printmakers obsess over every detail for a reason—the art form demands it. Every tiny choice matters, especially if the goal […] The post Failed to Fabulous Printmaking: How to Turn Mistake Prints into Art Room Masterpieces appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
You probably won’t feel proud of binge watching a TV show. You’ll almost certainly feel proud when you do one of these things: Make progress towards your goals. The greater the reluctance you feel before, the more pride you’ll feel after. Write or speak something from the heart. Put it out there. Take a small […] The post Do things that make you feel proud of yourself appeared first on Herbert Lui.| Herbert Lui
In a vaulted episode of New Material, I received public speaking advice from Hamza (and, in exchange, advised him on publicity). While I was very focused on speaking as a business opportunity, Hamza’s most powerful advice for me was to practice speaking as its own craft, exactly like I treated writing. With that intention, I’ve […] The post Three useful pieces of advice for public speaking appeared first on Herbert Lui.| Herbert Lui
What new music do you listen to when you travel? Because if it goes well together, there’s a good chance that your brain will naturally associate it with the place. You can tap into this by being open to what’s around you, as well. In one of our first weeks living in New York City, […]| Herbert Lui
The uncomfortable truth about shortcuts and what mastery really takes.| Faisal Hoque
Creatives have been stolen from for 20 years. Videographers, photographers, illustrators, and musicians. Writers have been taken advantage of the most. The social media giants call creative work “user-generated content.” This translates to “content from creatives that is free or inexpensive.” This content we all generate on social media is given to the tech giants […]| Tim Denning
Creatures from the Deep, paper collage, 2025 it is the nature of things to be undone the swiftness of birdsthat coaxes the weather from the winethe octopus from the coral perfume, etc.it is the nature of the mindto wanderamong rebellious flowersshoes untied, grocery bag full of poems and other space junk| The Used Life
everything that ever waswill be again every morning, the orange juice is shakenthe coffee, stirredsalt tossed over the shoulder for luck, etc.the planets synchronize to make this happenthough it isn’t the scent of coffee nor the soft clanking of spoons that rustles me out of bed, but the sound of a little bird’s songthat renews […]| The Used Life
The Portal, paper collage, 2024 And so you think maybe that’s why we’re going out to the stars? Looking for our lost souls, is that it? Trying to get away from our evil planet to a good one? –…| The Used Life
You will never read an AI generated word on this blog or in anything I write. Not in a sermon. Not in a book. Not even in an email. I claim each and every word and sentence, every comma and dash—I am fond of dashes—and every careless error as entirely my own. I know AI … Continue reading Why I Will Never Use AI For Writing| sethlewis.ie
Good friends, communities, and families do more than just support each other. They enjoy being around each other and getting to know each other more. Everyone knows they don’t have to be there. That’s what makes it more special. When someone is “bringing the energy,” they are deciding not just to support a project, they […]| Herbert Lui
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It’s time to celebrate Lunar New Year (or at least create a lesson plan so it’s ready when you need it!). Lunar New Year is celebrated by people in countries around the world including China, Vietnam, Korea, and Malaysia. And while celebrations may vary from one country to another, from one family to another, it’s a time for family and friends to come together and celebrate! This lesson plan gathers stories from a variety of cultures in wonderful picture book read alouds, fun rhymes and...| Literacious
Peekaboo! I see you! This is a really fun storytime that would work especially well with babies and young toddlers. There are all sorts of great peekaboo books out there to use and I found some really cute songs and a couple of crafts and activities too. This storytime theme lends itself to highlight books with flaps or cutouts and has the potential to be very interactive. If you typically offer a storytime for toddlers or preschoolers and haven’t tried a program for babies yet, I’ve got ...| Literacious
It’s time for a STEM storytime and I love that building can be included in the STEM field (think engineering) because kids of all ages love to build and this storytime celebrates the fun of building (and throws in some learning too)! Building helps kids with hand-eye coordination and fine and gross motor skills, but it also helps kid with problem solving skills, spatial awareness and basic math and science concepts. That’s right, building with blocks has math and science benefits! Measure...| Literacious
As I was finishing up this lesson plan on painting, I realized that I had just created a similar storytime lesson plan last year! So, while there are a few books that repeat on each list, there is a lot of brand new suggestions here to take a look at. While this could become a very messy program if you include a craft or activity, I think it’s important to share with parents and caregivers that painting doesn’t always have to result in a “product” rather it can be all about the proces...| Literacious
Storytime Theme: Yes and No is a fun, interactive and most importantly - simple storytime about the power of two very small words!| Literacious
Discover how creative thinking across teams transforms internal communication, simplifies complexity, and builds stronger, more connected organizations.| MOWE
Adobe launches Firefly Video Model, offering IP-friendly generative AI video creation with advanced controls for seamless creative workflows and commercial safety.| blog.adobe.com
“The need is absolute.” I’m quoting Peter O’Toole playing T.E. Lawrence in Lawrence of Arabia. Two incredibly interesting and problematic twentieth century people one filling in for the other to tell a story. That line, which O’Toole says in reaction to the question of the need of phones in a recently liberated town taken from...| ArtLung
On this episode of the Creativity is the Job of the Future podcast, the hosts chat with the Chief Story Architect for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory about storytelling, narrative thinking, and the future of space exploration. The post The Story of a Story Architect With NASA’s Paul Propster appeared first on PRINT Magazine.| PRINT Magazine
I think while appropriation has produced some interesting work … for me, the most interesting thing is to back yourself into your own corner where no one else’s answers will fit. You will somehow have to come up with your own personal solutions to this problem that you have set for yourself because no one […]| Redtree Times
In celebration of World Emoji Day, I am excited to share the results of Adobe’s 2021 Global Emoji Trend Report, which surveyed 7,000 people in ...| blog.adobe.com
Hi, gang. ✋ Craig here today. Years ago I came up with the idea for some extra posts that take a deeper dive into some of my topics. I stole these from video games and call them Expansion Packs. As we work our way through the speculative genres, I find that I keep mentioning The … Continue reading Expansion Pack: The Swamp| Story Empire
Good things happen when you find the Overlap. Here’s an excerpt from a poem by Robert Frost (via Jim O’Shaughnessy) that describes the Overlap very well: My object in living is to uniteMy avocation and my vocationAs my two eyes make one in sight.Only where love and need are one,And the work is play for […]| Herbert Lui
The second of a series of posts in which I document my progress learning to play the ukulele This post is long overdue. I started writing it several times but I have never been focused enough to do it. As with writing on my blog, also my exercising has slowed down. The previous diary entry ended with strumming rhythms and changing between the C, F and G chords. I was struggling with both. Not anymore. Despite the fact I learned just one new chord (G7), I feel much more confident playing. Song...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
The Turning Tide of Connection – A Reflection on the article “Social Media Trends 2025” (Hootsuite) Rebecca’s Reading Room continues in the tradition of the Victorian and Edwardian reading rooms—places where neighbours gathered not only to read books and periodicals, but to exchange ideas, wrestle with change, and imagine new futures. Beginning this season, theContinue reading "The Turning Tide of Connection"| Rebecca's Reading Room
DJ Khaled is an artist, and a very popular one at that. He doesn’t sing, rap, or make the beat. He makes songs by finding good instrumental tracks and hiring other artists to record over it. Some people—maybe a lot of them—take this to mean that he doesn’t make music. So what does he actually […]| Herbert Lui
Every creative Christian has been criticized. We remember the creatives. We’ve forgotten the critics. The post The Church Needs More Creative Christians – And Better Critics appeared first on KarlVaters.com.| KarlVaters.com
This poem captures a moment of quiet reflection and solitude. It shows a woman sitting alone, immersed in her calm world where her thoughts and dreams unfold. The image of her flowing hair and elegant black dress suggests timeless beauty... Read More ›| Retiredकलम
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The Key to Happiness This poem explores the essence of happiness—not in material things, but in simple joys like a smile, laughter, friendship, and moments of peace. It reveals that happiness, when shared, can brighten even the darkest times. Happiness... Read More ›| Retiredकलम
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This poem celebrates the idea of living life with boldness, laughter, and mischief instead of quietly “aging with grace.” It encourages embracing joy, chasing dreams, and creating stories worth telling, reminding us that wrinkles are not signs of decline but... Read More ›| Retiredकलम
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The poem captures the emotional journey of self-acceptance and healing. It conveys how each experience, scar, and doubt shapes identity, blending moments of vulnerability and strength. The poem cel…| Retiredकलम
Creatively responding to life's challenges means that we get to be in the director's chair when it comes to facing sticky situations.| Wise & Shine
Budweiser China has launched a new campaign that turns a subtle packaging tweak into an interactive consumer experience. Titled “Barely Noticeable Promotions,” the campaign spotlights a deeper red shade on the brand’s packaging, brought to life through discovery led street marketing that challenges| Campaign Brief Asia
If an author works with a traditional publisher, they’re using the publisher’s supply chain. They need their book proposal accepted by the publisher. The author needs to apply the publisher’s feedback, even if they don’t agree with it. The publisher will schedule the book’s launch, and the author will follow. The publisher will, hopefully, put […]| Herbert Lui
By Thomas Bruhn. In developing a conference, what does it take for people to leave their comfort zones to co-design something new? What possibilities does this open up for more meaningful conference designs? What are the broader lessons for transformative research? In 2023–2024, I worked with the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research to ... Read more| Integration and Implementation Insights
BBDO India, in partnership with the World Gold Council, has launched a new campaign, "The Moment Is Gold," targeting Gen Z and young millennials. The campaign reimagines how gold is perceived and purchased, shifting the focus from traditional grand occasions to everyday, personal milestones that mak| Campaign Brief Asia
Building on its core idea, Yahaan Kuch Bhi Ho Sakta Hai, Flipkart’s Big Billion Days campaigns have always celebrated the element of surprise. This year, in collaboration with creative agency Talented, the brand takes that concept further by making an everyday experience, the abandoned cart, the une| Campaign Brief Asia
Ogilvy Singapore has once again partnered with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) to launch its sixth national cybersecurity campaign, “Stop and Check.” Rolled out on September 13, 2025, the campaign takes a fresh approach to combating cyber threats by urging people to pause and think befo| Campaign Brief Asia
Leonardo.Ai has today announced the launch of its Leonardo Imagination Fund, a new microgrant program designed to empower artists around the globe to push creative boundaries with AI. Through the Fund, Leonardo.Ai will provide up to $50,000 (USD) across five projects spanning disciplines inclu| Campaign Brief Asia
MBCS, the media-fueled creative content practice within the IPG Mediabrands network, has partnered with GWM Malaysia to showcase the extraordinary capabilities of the Haval H6 HEV.| Campaign Brief Asia
Ogilvy Thailand has launched a new online film with the Thai Health Promotion Foundation for its campaign, "Aging Well: Preparation Before 40". The initiative spotlights how everyday lifestyle choices profoundly shape the way we age.| Campaign Brief Asia
Being happy is a skill. When you’re making a difficult decision, you can ask yourself this: In 1,000 parallel universes, which decision makes you happier in 999 of them? If the decision makes you only happier on the condition it turns out your way, then you need to consider what’s in your control, and the […]| Herbert Lui
We're excited to announce that Luma AI’s latest video model, Ray3, is now available in the Firefly app where you can use it to generate videos and help you explore creative concepts in Firefly Boards. As Luma AI’s first third-party partner, Adobe is giving Firefly users early access to Ray3 before its wider public release. For the next two weeks, Ray3 will be available only in our Firefly app and on Luma AI’s Dream Machine platform.| blog.adobe.com
How to cultivate the human skills that machines can’t replace.| Faisal Hoque
Hotel Designs In conversation with: Corian’s Alessandra Sabatey In conversation with: Corian’s Alessandra Sabatey Meghan Taylor.| Hotel Designs
The polymath mindset begins with how we think. Unlike specialists who dive deep into one area, polymaths train their minds to move across different domains. They think flexibly, often combining insights from unrelated fields to generate fresh ideas. This way of thinking is not limited to the gifted—it’s a process anyone can learn. Polymathic thinkers … Continue reading "Training the Mind to Think Like a Polymath" The post Training the Mind to Think Like a Polymath appeared first on Key ...| Key To Study
It’s easy to surround yourself with people who think like you—it feels safe, but it limits growth. Leadership works the same way: relying on familiar perspectives creates echo chambers, while today’s fast-changing world demands fresh, even uncomfortable, ideas to spark solutions. The leaders who thrive are those who listen to a wide range of voices, … Continue reading "Why Diverse Ideas Make Leaders Stronger" The post Why Diverse Ideas Make Leaders Stronger appeared first on Key To St...| Key To Study