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I talked to AdHoc Projects about everything from tesseracts to Miranda July to On sneakers to ambient albums. Read the article below to find out how long my Duolingo streak is (I bet it's longer than yours)!

The phenomenon of corporate art collecting is increasingly widespread. Some of the largest art collections in the world are managed by companies and banks, such as Deutsche Bank, which owns a collection composed of more than 50,000 artworks. This demonstrates how art possesses more than just an aesthetic and decorative value. In today's dynamic business landscape, investing in art and curating corporate collections becomes a strategic tool for businesses seeking to distinguish themselves in a crowded marketplace. In our recent article for LTArt Magazine, we explore how art can provide benefits and be used as a strategic tool for corporates. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eWWP_6PJ #corporateart #artcollection #collectingart #LTArtMagazine

🤸 Loewe x On: Redefining Movement and Creativity 🏃 The Loewe x On collaboration has delivered yet another moment of creative brilliance, with their latest social content turning movement into a work of art. In this campaign, performers use their bodies to spell out “LOEWE x ON ” with precision and elegance, embodying the collaboration’s ethos of blending movement with bold creativity. This piece is celebrating the seamless interplay between fashion, performance, and storytelling. Here’s why this collaboration stands out: 1️⃣ Creative Movement: By using the human body as a medium, LOEWE x On celebrates the freedom of expression that aligns with On’s commitment to performance and design. 2️⃣ Luxury Meets Functionality: The collaboration highlights the synergy between LOEWE’s avant-garde aesthetics and On’s technical expertise, bridging the gap between high fashion and high performance. 3️⃣ Social-First Innovation: Eye-catching, dynamic, and highly shareable—this content is a testament to creating campaigns built for the digital age. I can’t help but imagine how more creators could have further elevated the storytelling —someone like @SammSalter [https://lnkd.in/edf65fmb] would have been a brilliant addition to this mix. What do you think? 👋 I’m George Nikolaou, founder of MYTHOSMKRS—where we help forward-thinking brands and creative leaders challenge the status quo and drive culture forward. Join the ride. #LOEWExOn #Creativity #Innovation #LuxuryFashion #Creators #content

Last summer, we embarked on something extraordinary—a groundbreaking fashion editorial that took us to four stunning virtual locations in just one day. All from our base at the iconic Production Park studio in Yorkshire. No flights. No jet lag. No weather delays. Our project, ‘Around the World in a Day’, had two key ambitions shaping its core. Firstly, sustainability. Fashion and production need to evolve, and leaving behind the carbon costs of international travel was a step we were proud to take. Secondly, reimagining what’s possible by blending traditional production techniques with cutting-edge virtual environments. From urban cityscapes to serene snowy vistas and vast desert landscapes, we created a series of awe-inspiring worlds to highlight diverse looks—crafted entirely within one day. Today, we’re thrilled to share insights from Helen Collier, our Head of Production. She reveals what it was like to lead this ambitious project and the considerations behind making it a success. Check out our latest piece and stay tuned as we hear from more voices that helped bring the shoot to life! #VirtualProduction #FashionInnovation #SustainableFashion #DigitalFashion

Crafting brands that inspire and lead At Brandiic, we go beyond design—we create experiences that connect, inspire, and drive results. Our team combines creativity with strategy to build brands that not only look exceptional but also stand out in a crowded market. Let’s shape your brand's future together! We're excited to announce our next project: We're partnering with The White Space, a revolutionary design platform challenging the status quo. White Space strips away the noise, giving designers a pristine environment to showcase their most impactful work. By limiting portfolios to just two career-defining pieces, White Space creates a space where quality truly stands out. We're proud to be building this innovative platform that's set to reshape how designers present their best work. #Brandiic #DistinctiveDesign #BrandEvolution #CreativeStrategy #InnovativeBrands #DesignWithPurpose #BrandingExcellence #LeadersOfTomorrow #BreakingLimits #CreativeJourney

Thank you to West of England Design Forum and Gather Round for organising a fantastic event last night at the Bristol Beacon. The guest speakers lifted the lid on strategy in design, sharing insights on the value of strategy in creative agencies. I recruit into the world of creative but am always looking for more insight into how client's work on the inside. Some points raised which stuck with me: 🎧 Immerse yourself in the brand and who their target audience is. Elissa O'Brien spoke about how when she's working on projects for Outlaw, she gets nerdy; Listening to every podcast she can, going on a walking tour to learn the history of a brand, to really get under the skin of who they are. 👥 Reflect the people you're designing for. Lucy Baldwin from Kinneir Dufort | SteriPack Design & Product Development spoke about how for research for developments must be representative of the people your product is designed for. Speaking with users of colostomy bags to understand what is important to them to design the award winning Pelican ModaVi products. 🧠 Strategy exists to make your brand memorable. Jamie Watson spoke about strategy is a useful tool to make sure that designs made by Taxi Studio stay in the consumers mind, and are remembered. As design without strategy is just decoration. If you haven't been to one of these events then definitely look out for the next one, it's lovely to be in a space which encourages collaboration.

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁’𝘀 𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗹𝗼𝗴𝗼𝘀? 🤔 Lately, we’ve seen major brands & companies like Tottenham Hotspur, Jaguar, and Softcat rebranding with minimalistic logos. While I get the appeal of simplicity and practicality in today’s digital-first world, I can’t help but feel these changes might be stripping brands of their iconic identity. As a Chelsea fan, I won’t lose sleep over Tottenham’s new look! 😂 But looking at Jaguar’s new logo, it feels like some of their heritage and brand recognition has been lost through the want to be modern, current and simplistic. What’s your take? Are these minimalistic designs bold, forward-thinking moves—or is the “less is more” trend running the risk of backfiring?

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Breaking Boundaries in Style and Substance This image isn’t just a snapshot—it's a statement. It’s about resilience, individuality, and the journey of turning dreams into reality. In a world that often expects conformity, I’ve chosen to walk a different path—one where fashion meets storytelling, where every piece I design isn’t just clothing, but a message. From Detroit’s vibrant streets to crafting Top Notch NME into a global brand, my journey has been about merging art with authenticity. It’s about embracing boldness, pushing boundaries, and creating designs that connect cultures and inspire individuality. This isn’t just about style; it’s about legacy. It’s about the stories we tell through what we wear and the impact we leave on the communities we touch. To every dreamer, every creator, every disruptor: know that your vision matters. Authenticity always wins. What’s your story? Let’s keep inspiring each other to create, innovate, and elevate. Photographer: Gary Washington #FashionWithPurpose #StreetwearEvolution #TopNotchNME #LeadershipInStyle #DetroitRoots #InnovationAndCreativity

Blending Artistry with Business: The Key to Sustainable Success For too long, creativity and business have been seen as opposing forces—one driven by passion, the other by profit. But in reality, the most impactful creative work happens at the intersection of the two. When artistry is strategic and business is purpose-driven, sustainability follows. Through URBAN COLLECTIVE , AfriNova Media, and New Rivers Creative, I’ve seen firsthand how bridging creativity with business unlocks new opportunities. It’s about creating with intention, building with strategy, and ensuring that creative work isn’t just seen and heard—but valued and sustained. Success in today’s creative landscape isn’t just about talent. It’s about understanding your market, telling your story with clarity, and positioning yourself for long-term impact. When we merge creativity with business acumen, we build brands that don’t just survive—they thrive. How do you balance artistry and business in your own work? Let’s talk in the comments! P.S artworks featured are by Tamary Kudita