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Creative Talks #29: Fab Lab Skopje
Enjoy the story of Fab Lab Skopje, a creative laboratory a part of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Skopje which offers creatives an opportunity to get educated and bring their ideas to life.
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Creative 2022 Learnings
It’s been a great year with some amazing guests at Creative Talks. These are only a few of our favorite learning points, for more, follow this link and choose your favorite one. 🙂 Happy holidays!
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Creative Talks #28: Daniel Artevski
On his experiences in his hair styling studio, his development as a professional, learning in and outside the profession, creating and developing a personal brand…Enjoy the story of Daniel Artevski!
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Creative Talks #27: Andrea Iris
In the latest Creative Talks, Andrea Iris takes us on a journey through her world of illustration. Learn more about her development, education, experiences as well the comparison between the local and Slovenian design community. Enjoy! 🙂
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Creative Talks is 3 years old!
Today we are celebrating 3 years of wonderful gatherings from which we learn a lot, getting to know inspirational people and creating a network of creatives who are willing to talk and share with others.A big big thank you to everyone for the support, each like, click, view, it means the world to me! ❤
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When haters start selling your product…
I don’t think there’s a product out there that hasn’t had it’s fair share of haters (if there is it probably wasn’t promoted enough).
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Holiday favorites #1 – Amazon: Joy is made
I began my previous post stating that everything Taika Waititi tocuhes is gold, and somehow with this post I got an immediate confirmation.
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A surprising new take by Belvedere vodka
Everything Taika Waititi touches is gold 😀 Heavy on Christopher Walken in Weapon of Choice vibes, the latest Belvedere Vodka ad starring Daniel Craig is something to talk about.
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How much is your audience really willing to engage?
The “likes”, the “shares”, the “loves”, brands are constantly in search of the great engagement. We create our campaigns to entertain the audience, educate them, inform them, make them laugh, and celebrate when we get that famous click of a button called “like”. But even that is becoming harder and harder to get.
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Match.com lets you choose. But really choose.
I’m a big fan of campaigns that don’t push their product as a solution for everyone and everything, but as something that is always here for the audience, if they choose to use it.