Digital Brand Consultant
How to re-think, experientially about digital events? Of course most of us didn’t see this Pandemic coming and didn’t get a chance to prepare. Festivals can’t be the way they used to be anymore, so some have to get cancelled but others are taking on the challenge of adapting to a Virtual Festival. From the …
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It's been weeks, months for some of us, that our life has drastically changed. It was quite unsettling and stressful in the first few weeks but it's good to see how businesses and people have adjusted to a #NewNormal. Businesses are being creative and innovative to keep in touch with their audience, offering them their …
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As creatives around the globe are feeling the impact of the pandemic, it’s spurring a wave of support from people and companies keen to help. Read on for CR’s guide to the programmes and initiatives that are on offer to help creatives through an uncertain time. Remote access to Adobe Creative Cloud for students and …
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step in martinique - Live art Live music art exhibition event in London
Have you heard of THE STARVING ARTIST? An artist who sacrifices material well-being in order to focus on their artwork…. *eye rolls to the roof and back*🙄🙄🙄 The Starving Artist is a dying breed since 2017! E-commerce and social selling have become increasingly effective means for independent artists to self-sufficiently fund their craft, and most …
My first ever Instagram post, was… Artistic. Well at least the filter was. This post reminds me how simple the platform was back then. Today, Instagram is empowering all creative minds and continues to influence the Art scene.The visual platform was initially created to share instant moments, allowing everyone to reveal their artistic flair with …
The concept of “visual culture” only became obvious to me since I have started working abroad, in Trinidad, where the culture hasn’t been completely homogenized by the impact of mondialisation. The local visual culture is still mainly led by press, radio and billboard. So when I worked on my first campaign, and presented the first …
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