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🔥 The Power of Words in Great Packaging Design. 🔥 In our recent interview with James DePersico, he shared the transformative power of 'Creative Linguistics.’ Consumer attention is fleeting and noise is overwhelming. Potent, attention-grabbing word choice is not just an option but a necessity. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/dvJaF6MN Episode Features: John M. Bertino Steven Picanza ✌️🍕 Paul DePersico - Growing Food and Bev brands by design DePersico Creative The Agency Guide #foodpackagingdesign #foodmarketing

coming soon to CHARTOGRAPHY: Bob Chapin and the making of modern cartographic storytelling. Get it at charts.substack.com

Despite the challenges faced by the publishing industry in 2023, we're embracing a glass-half-full perspective this Thanksgiving. Check out our latest blog post for some notable developments that the publishing industry might express gratitude for as we reflect on the past year! #Publishing #IndustryTrends #ContentCreation

What makes editorial photography different from lifestyle? or product? or just 'commercial' photography??? Bujou Studios damn well knows. Here's our breakdown of what it is, how it's produced and some of my fav editorial works produced by Bujou!

Embark on "THE CREATIVE JOURNEY" with Tim Cigelske! 📖✨ Explore creativity and storytelling in this insightful read. Check it out here: https://buff.ly/3DoenXF #NationalNovelWritingMonth

📚🎭🎵 Where are the Arts in Climate Communication? 📚🎭🎵 Environmentalist Bill McKibben once asked, “Where are the books? The poems? The plays? The goddam operas?” when addressing the presence of creative climate communications. 💬❔ In an era where our planet’s future hangs in the balance, we cannot underestimate the transformative potential of the arts in raising awareness, sparking conversations, and inspiring action. 🌎🌊☀️ 📚 Books: They are windows to the world, offering deep insights into climate issues, inviting us to explore, understand and imagine a sustainable future. 📜 Poems: The art of poetry distils complex environmental challenges into lyrical verses, touching hearts and connecting us to the profound beauty and fragility of our planet. 🎭 Plays: The stage is where narratives come to life. Climate-themed plays invite us to see the human impact on nature, fostering empathy, and motivating change. 🎵 Operas: The operatic performances bring emotions to the forefront, making us reflect on our interconnectedness with nature and the urgency to protect it. The message is clear: we need more artistic expressions to resonate with people on a deeper level. It’s not just about data and facts; it’s about the emotions and stories that inspire us to act differently. So let’s encourage and support artists, writers, poets, playwrights and composers to use their talents to convey the urgency of climate change. Let’s weave a new narrative, one where art plays a vital role in shaping a sustainable and hopeful future. Find out more about our upcoming fellowship, ‘Picture the Change: Using Evidence-based Creativity to Catalyze Climate Action’ here: https://lnkd.in/gDJ2nRcA . Share your favourite climate-related books, poems, plays or operas below! Together, we can amplify the message and inspire change. 💪💡🌟 #ClimateChange #Inspiration #ClimateAction #PerformingArts #ClimArts

Sandra and I were invited to talk about our findings around passion, after over 100 interviews with people from around the world and and different industries, backgrounds, and perspectives. Asking how to foster environments where talent can grow and passion be the driver is a crucial question for enterprises and businesses dealing with a human workforce. #passion #people #success #entrepreneurship

When our founders Sandra Reichl and Karin Novozamsky are invited to talk, most likely they will talk about passion. How important is passion and the possibility to tap into it for the present and future workforce? Which role does talent play in the equation of passion and success? You can keep on reading below. Enjoy. #talent #passion #success

The 2023 Future Perfect 50. At Future Perfect, we’re primarily concerned with ideas — ideas that can change the world, ideas that can make it a better place, ideas that might seem utopian but are actually doable. But ideas only matter so far as they have people behind them, the people who can transform those ideas into the raw materials of a more perfect future. For this year’s Future Perfect 50 list, we consulted our writers, our sources, and our audience to come up with a collection of the people who exemplify... https://lnkd.in/dJbjMW58

Writer and designer Edith Wharton, the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize, on what causes old age: "The producer of old age is habit: the deathly process of doing the same thing in the same way at the same hour day after day, first from carelessness, then from inclination, at last from cowardice or inertia. Habit is necessary; but it is the habit of having careless habits, of turning a trail into a rut, that must be incessantly fought against if one is to remain alive... one can remain alive long past the usual date of disintegration if one is unafraid of change, insatiable in intellectual curiosity, interested in big things, and happy in small ways." Source: A Backward Glance (lightly edited for clarity). Taken from James Clear newsletter.