Hi Creative Minds! I'd love to find out which is the biggest goal you'd like to achieve with your creative talent. What's about it?

Everyday each creative mind looking to improve its skills, hard&soft, in order to achieve its goals, dream, o whatever it takes to be satisfy.
It's a question to all of the different creative souls: from architect to illustrator, from graphic to copywriter.
Shortly everyone!
I'm taking breathe from everyday hurry and i'd love to find out some answers to this "atavistic" question.
Hope to have a lot of answers to reply asap!
Looking forward to hear something back!

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  • @Elizabeth McMullen short characters could be the spin-off for longer stories on different platform!
    Short eyes catching creates real interest that could works great as engagement..
  • @Matt Sibley i got it. There's a lot of unuseful information around us; we're constantly bombarded with uncontrolled overinformation! So i think nobody doesn't mind if some brand disappear!
    But you think to be able to decide who lives or not disregarding the economic aspect of your job? I mean everyone needs to work to feed himself, you know.. It's such an ambitous goal!
  • @Mofe Demuren as artist me too i deeply understand your thought!
    But how can you manage to share these two souls without the artist (passion) prevailing over the engineer (work)? Do you think that one day the two souls will coexist?
  • We've already achieved ours! We've created an online game to help people feel more connected online as we await to get back to normality. Quanrantine N Chill: Emoji movie game and it's simple: you have a set of emojis that describe a movie or TV series. Can you guess what it is?

    If you'd like to play the game or like us to send you some information, please email us at info@bbeldn.co.uk
  • @Marcello Ghirardi Paganella I thnik it comes more forom culture. The approach that Uncommon have is to only work with brands that deserve to exist in the world. And aslo you find those things out through massive ammounts of research inot the product/service you're advertising. That way you can make a really compelling core sotry.
  • @Sheridan Seraphin good point but how much d'you think that creative doesn't need to have rules not to control but to border the perimeter of works?
  • @Matt Sibley i deeply trust you! With the huge amount of works we had in our folders and no time to set them up in the right way, now the real challenge is to make that amount useful and comprehenisble!
    How much you think that your copy work could be easily adaptable to a company portofolio on which you have no idea 'till they explain to you work by work? That sounds hard also for companies which have to spend lot of time to explain you their works to have a copy work!
  • @Daniella Gyambibi that's a good point to focus on:
    how much often a creative mind thinks to be more auto-referential than open to external point of view?
  • At the moment. One of the goals i have is to produce a damn good vopywriting portfolio. Think I am on my way there. Would love to write for Mellor+Smith, Uncommon or any agency that isn't afrid to take risks in thier work and make something memorable.
  • To be able to realise and execute my ideas in more than one medium or discipline.
  • To write and direct ads and indie films.

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