Creativity
What we think about when we think about Steve
Sure we think about the Mac and the mouse and all the iThings. But Steve Jobs didn’t just change the computer business, or technology, or advertising. He changed everything. Culture. Business. Art. Creativity. He did as much to bring the spirit of the 1960s into the American mainstream as the Beatles did. He democratized creativity. [...]
// read moreLife outside 40 Broad – creative muscle
When Rodney Raftery leaves his pristine, white desk at Mullen, he heads straight to the dark confines of a black box theater in Cambridge where he’ll be rehearsing for the next three hours. He won’t get home until close to midnight and he’ll be lucky if he has time to grab a granola bar for [...]
// read moreMullen Bloggers Recap: week of November 9
Mullen bloggers pumped out more than a few good pieces this week. In case you missed them over at Creativity_Unbound, Edward Boches offered a slightly revised version of his column published in this month’s Communication Arts Design Annual titled “Social media changes everything except the need for creativity.” He also introduced us to Martin Wattenberg’s [...]
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