Laura Jordan Bambach

Do you remember what it was like to be a child? A time when your imagination would run rife and it was easy to imagine yourself as a superhero? What was your superpower? Flying at the speed of light, X-ray vision, invisibility or the ability to turn your brussels sprouts into ice cream?

In Creative Superpowers, we have assembled some of the world’s creative leaders to bring to life the modern skillset for creative problem-solving. It will help you re-learn key traits often forgotten from… Show more

Do you remember what it was like to be a child? A time when your imagination would run rife and it was easy to imagine yourself as a superhero? What was your superpower? Flying at the speed of light, X-ray vision, invisibility or the ability to turn your brussels sprouts into ice cream?

In Creative Superpowers, we have assembled some of the world’s creative leaders to bring to life the modern skillset for creative problem-solving. It will help you re-learn key traits often forgotten from childhood, such as adaptability, curiosity, empathy and fearlessness; the superpowers of Hacking, Making, Teaching and Thieving.

The book includes contributions from architects, CEOs, creative directors, culture hackers, educators, fashion designers, marketers, musicians, storytellers and many more. People who will show you how hacking helps you tackle problems in different ways, how making opens up new parts of your brain, how teaching yourself and others consolidates experience in a fast-paced world and how looking to what already exists is a brilliant tool for solving problems.

Expect to come away inspired to use your newly learned creative superpowers to thrive in the Age of Creativity. The cape is optional. Show less

What does the industry need to do today (not tomorrow) to stay valuable and relevant? Is digital collaboration the death of idea ownership? What the f**k do clients know about great advertising? How can copying make you more original? I feel connected, but do I feel more human? How are the porn industry, illegal black market and bitcoins changing online culture today? How do we 'do' innovation'?

If you want to get a point of view on these and a whole host of other questions, just pick… Show more

What does the industry need to do today (not tomorrow) to stay valuable and relevant? Is digital collaboration the death of idea ownership? What the f**k do clients know about great advertising? How can copying make you more original? I feel connected, but do I feel more human? How are the porn industry, illegal black market and bitcoins changing online culture today? How do we 'do' innovation'?

If you want to get a point of view on these and a whole host of other questions, just pick up this book which features a collection of essays from 35 leading creative directors and business owners. Creative Social celebrates hackers, makers, teachers and thieves - advertising's next generation. Show less

What did we learn from the 12K banner? Is the big idea dead? What would Bill Bernbach think about digital advertising? Why are the Swedes so bloody good at it? How can you shape the future of digital advertising? Is peep culture the new pop culture? What does the agency of the future look like? All these questions and far more are covered inside Digital Advertising: Past, Present, and Future, a collection of essays from 24 Digital Creative Directors and business leaders. Rory Sutherland… Show more

What did we learn from the 12K banner? Is the big idea dead? What would Bill Bernbach think about digital advertising? Why are the Swedes so bloody good at it? How can you shape the future of digital advertising? Is peep culture the new pop culture? What does the agency of the future look like? All these questions and far more are covered inside Digital Advertising: Past, Present, and Future, a collection of essays from 24 Digital Creative Directors and business leaders. Rory Sutherland, President of the IPA and Vice-Chairman, Ogilvy Group UK describes it as 'An A-list group of authors writing brilliantly and affectionately about the subjects they know best." Show less