There are many things about my setup here at work that I feel are making me a bit spoiled. I’m not sure whether it’s the double monitors or the seemingly endless flow of hot coffee, but I find it a little easier to whine about things when I’m working from my home machine. A few […]
A Slew of Reasons to Consider a Tablet for your Design Space Read More »
On a daily basis we work with a handful of different clients in various genres of business, from retail stores to laboratory supplies. Relationships develop from working closely with the same clients day in and day out, but every once and a while you have a client that stands out and means a little more
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I’m a Louisville transplant. I moved here about 17 or 18 years ago. I had watched to Kentucky Derby, but had no idea of what all happened besides the actual race. Wow, what a huge thing it is. It didn’t take long once I lived here to know that the Kentucky Derby is much more
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While looking at some illustration tutorials recently I stumbled onto a couple of really inspirational design websites, Designspiration.net and lookslikegooddesign.com. Both sites had a wide variety of creative work, everything from identity and package design to tattoo design. It’s always inspirational seeing new and creative design and I would definitely recommend spending a little time
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I’ve been a skateboarder for somewhere around 25 years. The people I’ve meet through skating, the subculture I sunk myself into, the search and destroy mentality (which has got me in a little trouble here and there) and the places I’ve visited in the name of riding my board have played a huge role in
I just stumbled upon an article about a concept Toyota has been working on that they have coined the “Window to the World.” It’s basically an interactive window for the passengers in the back seat. With the interactive window you can draw using your finger, zoom in on objects, estimate the distance of objects and
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I just finished reading/viewing an article online about a restaurant in London, named Inamo, that offers interactive dining. Even before reading a sentence I had started hating on it. Interactive dining? I don’t want to have to browse through a website like menu to order my food I want to sit back and relax and
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Once you sort through all the people trying to make it big with a homemade music video or performing the unimaginably stupid (yet sometimes entertaining) feat, you can actually find a world of useful knowledge. You want to learn how to do something? Search Youtube. I was talking with a colleague of mine the
University of YouTube or YOU of Tube Read More »
I recently read an article in Communication Arts about someone who was about to go to Rome for an artist’s residency. In the article the writer talked about how she had not been taking the time to practice her skills and as a consequence she was concerned she had lost her touch. This started me
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I originally joined the LGDA to make connections and gain free admission to the interesting presentations and events they bring to the area. I’ve been a member for a little while now and so far the most exciting thing I’ve seen is Helvetica, which surprisingly enough, I really enjoyed. Since then they’ve hosted a handful
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With over 20 years of media buying experience, Adam Forsythe combines strategic insight with data-driven precision to connect brands with their ideal audiences. His expertise spans digital, social, and traditional media, allowing him to craft balanced, results-oriented campaigns that drive measurable ROI. Known for his collaborative approach and strong industry relationships, Adam consistently delivers value through thoughtful planning, smart negotiation, and performance optimization.
