Andrew invites us to freeing up the space available in our heads in order to be more creative, to leave aside all the technology that is not necessary, in order to keep our minds sharp and receptive to let more and better ideas flow.
About the speaker
Originario de London, Ontario, considera a Guadalajara como su segunda ciudad favorita. Le gusta la arquitectura, la calidez de los mexicanos, el tequila, la lucha libre y las corridas de Toros.
Su trabajo se refleja en más de 700 carteles y en proyectos realizados para empresas como Perrier of France, Starbucks Coffee, Canoe Brew Pub, UNESCO, VISA, VANS entre muchos otros.
Sus posters han ganado numerosos premios en Bienales Internacionales de cartel y se han exhibido en Europa, Asia, Norte América y Latinoamérica. La Editorial Rockport Publishers lo incluyó en su libro "The 30 New Poster Masters"
Además fue seleccionado por los gobiernos federales de México y Canadá para realizar la marca oficial del 70 aniversario de relaciones bilaterales entre ambos países.
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I think the power of design is taking something that's very ordinary and making it extraordinary.
I don't think deadlines are real. I think they're imposed on us. I think it's bad time management.
A lot of people think, "Let's go to New York, let's go to somewhere else, because is bigger, is better, is better than here." Well, no, make it happen HERE.
I think you need to stop and look at your life because you have a rich history. You are a tapestry, you are fabric, like every stitch. You can put an extra stitch into that fabric and all this is part of that.
I'll tell you what is interesting: When you stand on the other side of the fence and you have to actually sell your thing and actually put your product out in the market. Guess what? Your logo will be bigger.
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