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What we learned about creativity from: Brandon Consultants’ founder Richard Taylor
What we learned about creativity from Brandon Consultants’ founder Richard Taylor:
Roots grow deep. Origin stories matter.
You don’t have to reinvent the wheel to innovate
Considered candour saves everyone time and frees up creativity
Helping the human in front of you sets the foundations for great work
If someone works hard and is good at what they do, get out of the way
The full episode 232 in long and highlights form is out now!
Richard Taylor has spent over 30 years in the design industry, working across branding, visual identity, packaging, and much more. For the past 12 or so years, he'd headed Brandon:
"In a chaotic world, great brands can be ignored. We’re here to help.
We switch brands on by understanding how they connect with people. Some call it research; we call it rigorous naivety. Exploring without arrogance or assumption to build a genuine picture of the real world.
So we can unearth insights that help awaken brand potential."
Richard shares his learnings, observations, beliefs, and evidence of achievements in commercial creativity.
Sponsored as ever by https://illustrationx.com who have a superb new quarterly illustration trends report here: https://www.illustrationx.com/uk/news/5992/trendx_-_april_2024
and the Ukrainian Institute https://ui.org.ua
https://www.brandon-consultants.com/about
Hosted by Ben Tallon https://bentallon.com
https://bentallonwriter.com/shop for The Creative Condition book
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-tallon-a822a725/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s28rwnz18j4
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By Ben Tallon
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What we learned about creativity from Brandon Consultants’ founder Richard Taylor:
Roots grow deep. Origin stories matter.
You don’t have to reinvent the wheel to innovate
Considered candour saves everyone time and frees up creativity
Helping the human in front of you sets the foundations for great work
If someone works hard and is good at what they do, get out of the way
The full episode 232 in long and highlights form is out now!
Richard Taylor has spent over 30 years in the design industry, working across branding, visual identity, packaging, and much more. For the past 12 or so years, he'd headed Brandon:
"In a chaotic world, great brands can be ignored. We’re here to help.
We switch brands on by understanding how they connect with people. Some call it research; we call it rigorous naivety. Exploring without arrogance or assumption to build a genuine picture of the real world.
So we can unearth insights that help awaken brand potential."
Richard shares his learnings, observations, beliefs, and evidence of achievements in commercial creativity.
Sponsored as ever by https://illustrationx.com who have a superb new quarterly illustration trends report here: https://www.illustrationx.com/uk/news/5992/trendx_-_april_2024
and the Ukrainian Institute https://ui.org.ua
https://www.brandon-consultants.com/about
Hosted by Ben Tallon https://bentallon.com
https://bentallonwriter.com/shop for The Creative Condition book
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-tallon-a822a725/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s28rwnz18j4
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