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There is a new trend in consumers’ eating habits that CPG companies should know about, and it’s all about going back to the basics.
[VIA The Paleto Food Pyramid]
It’s a new year, and for many that means new year’s resolutions. I’ve made it my resolution to take more time to indulge in my passions and appreciate the art found in everyday life. It's fortuitous that one of the Christmas presents I received this year just may help me do that.
This month I had the good fortune of sitting in on a lecture at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management, for a class called Values-Based Leadership. The discussion was thought-provoking, and while I expected to glean some insights into how to be a better leader, what I didn’t expect is that I would also have some revelations about how brands can better position themselves to achieve greatness.
While flipping through a Design Within Reach catalogue recently, I came across some chairs designed in 1859 by Michael Thonet called the Era Collection. As someone who’s interested in history and always drawn to classic aesthetics, I marveled at the fact that a chair designed more than 150 years ago could still be sought-after by today’s consumers. In reading the description, however, it’s no wonder that Thonet’s bentwood design is still thriving today; the chair is characterized as dependable, simple, graceful, and strong.
This got me thinking about design that stands the test of time. In...
Each year Soulsight evaluates the trends forecasted by leading experts in the color-prediction industry. Influences come from fashion, food, textiles, cultures and environments to form fascinating combinations of color that infiltrate our world. We have taken the predictions...
Some say Japanese beetles, though quite destructive, are also very beautiful with their iridescent shells. How about this decorated Beetle?
This one-of-a-kind 1990s Volkswagen Beetle, named "Vochol," was created by the Huichol, a tribe indigenous to Mexico and known for their traditional beads and fabric craftmanship, to be showcased at various cities around the world before being auctioned off.
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I like the idea of taking something so basic and making it into a graphic, colorful design element.
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"Color sings to me. Color is such a marvelous way of expressing emotion. We have so many problems in this world; color just brings a little bit of joy into our lives."
-- Vera Neumann
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I bought this book a couple of years ago at The National Gallery of Art in D.C., and have loved flipping through it as a way to spark my imagination.
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