In this section, I write about artists, directors, designers, founders and the ideas they provoke — alongside the occasional conversation or interview. These aren’t traditional profiles; they’re shared reflections, drawn from the minds shaping creativity, community and culture today.
The brand shows how colour, craft and intuition can transform everyday objects into human-made treasures.
As marketing noise reaches a saturation point, a quieter movement is emerging…one where neutrality becomes wisdom and tone becomes strategy.
A wide-eyed, snaggle-toothed creature called Labubu — a character that somehow leapt from art toy culture into the global conversation.
Knowing Vincent Fantauzzo as “the Archibald-winning artist” is one thing. Hearing his raw story…and then standing in front of the work, is something else entirely.
The West Australian Pulse 2025 felt sharper, more considered, more complex.
Before “community-building” became a checkbox on every brand strategy deck, Lululemon was doing the real work.
Guy Ritchie’s work is like a brand. Consistency. Tone. A voice. Every choice he makes builds something you recognise, even if you don’t always love it.
The Extreme Self is one of those books you pick up and instantly wonder...is this a book...or a beautifully designed nervous breakdown?
140 Artists' Ideas for Planet Earth. A book that is beautifully erratic, experimental and often wild compilation of thoughts.
Helvetica, the documentary by Gary Hustwit exposed was how many iconic brands use Helvetica in thier brandmarks.
