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Photos from CreativeMornings Toronto #28 with the Toronto Tool Library's Lawrence Alvarez & Ryan Dyment.
Photo by Yuli Scheidt (yulischeidt.com)
Lawrence is the President of the Institute for a Resource-Based Economy, and co-founder of the Toronto Tool Library. Lawrence is an energetic speaker, delivering talks on 3D printing, education, and the sharing economy. Growing up in Zimbabwe, he has lived in Botswana, Canada, South Africa and Argentina. His passion lies in exploring human relationships and our shared experience, and finding the connections between us.
Ryan is the Executive Director of the Institute for a Resource-Based Economy, and co-founder of the Toronto Tool Library. He has a Bachelor of Commerce with an Honors in Accounting from McGill University. Wanting to make more of a direct contribution to society, Ryan left finance and founded IRBE. He has travelled extensively to +60 countries and is active in many community groups focusing on connecting economic and environmental issues.
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Venue Partner: 918 Bathurst (918bathurst.com/)
Breakfast Partner: Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters (senseappeal.ca/)
Merchandise Partner: Swipe Design (swipe.com)
Photos by Yuli Scheidt (yulischeidt.com) & Asad Chishti (asadchishti.com)
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The word "Creativity" from p.301 of "The Art of Photography" by Bruce Barnbaum. Taken on segments with about 3.17x zoom (using lens on reverse), and segments were overlapped with no perspective correction.
ELISAVA ha estado presente en el Fuorisalone de la Semana del Diseño de Milán con una exposición, «Decoding Creativity Experimenting with Chaos», creada conjuntamente con Ferran Adrià y el BulliLab, que no ha dejado indiferente a nadie.
As affluence has crept into our village over the last 20 years these little work trailers are disappearing in favor of new, more sturdy, and freshly painted varieties. The disappearance of "flavor."
Attention has become a scarce resource – a recent study found that only one-third of adverts get the audience's full attention.
Where possible, people will skip ads or look away. As a result, brands are increasingly fighting for crumbs. This new emphasis on grabbing consumers' attention is putting a greater emphasis back on creative teams and their ability to tell stories. In other words, the goal is to create content audiences watch because they want to, not because they can't skip it.
As brands are increasingly shifting focus from traditional advertising to entertaining original programming, ESCP's Creativity Marketing Center (CMC) hosted a panel discussion on the latest in branded entertainment initiatives. Three experts on the topic discussed the latest in theory and practice on entertainment and culture marketing and how brands can navigate entertainment to leverage their intellectual property and partnerships.
Joining us were:
- Samantha Glynne, the European lead for UTA Entertainment and Culture Division
- Katharina Stolley, Lecturer and Doctoral Researcher in the Department of Marketing at the Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham
- Finola Kerrigan, Professor of Marketing in the Department of Marketing and Deputy Dean at Birmingham Business School, the University of Birmingham
The event can be watched in full at www.youtube.com/live/wPfeYouTPFM.
U don't need a SLR to capture a Good Snap,,,,,,,,Its all @ Creativity,,,,,Like the one above through N95,,,,!!!