Sam Dickson is a Creative Director at CHE Proximity, Melbourne. He believes in the inspirational power of shit ideas.
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Argument Starters
Nic Molyneux and Ben Mann are creatives at whiteGREY Melbourne. Here they argue the benefits of arguing.
Conflicted commentary
When your year feels like it’s been put on hold, where does motivation come from—the industry, the outside world or from within? Aaron Bethune’s plucky comment section is going to find out.
Inspiration: a Love/Hate story
Trent Hendrick is Head of Art at Cummins & Partners. He doesn’t take his on-again, off-again relationship with inspiration for granted.
InspirationTV
Wunderman Thompson’s Harry Roth takes the time you don’t have to channel all the stimulation from the outside world into one convenient screen.
Inspiration Substitution: Replacing the Things we no Longer Have Access to
Bec and Ben are a creative team at Ogilvy Melbourne. They have both personally tried and tested the above.
The Woodcock: a Pornographic Parody Poem Inspired by Poe
A pornographic parody poem inspired by Poe. Regretfully written by Ogilvy’s Zac Blakemore and illustrated by Grga Calic.
How to Nail Inspiration
Shaun McFarlane and Joshua Brown are a creative team at Noisy Beast Melbourne. They believe that trying to find inspiration is a lot like trying to find the love of your life.
Inspiration in Isolation
Oliver Brock is a Copywriter at Leo Burnett, Melbourne. He believes that proof reeding work is for chumps.
Where Inspiration Strikes
Hardhat creative duo Sarah and Molly believe that inspiration can strike when you least expect it. But for them, it’s not about ‘when’ but rather the ‘where’.
Inspiration: Finding Light in the Dark
Liam Ratliff is half-way through AWARD school, here he shares a poem’s worth of things he’s clicked on to find inspiration.
Idea Dice
Roll for inspiration with Raff Gandrabur and Zoe Finkelstein from DDB.
In case of emergency, recruit kids
When 10 Feet Tall Creative Director, Tina Funder, was made redundant on maternity leave, she was left feeling shattered. Needing to regain her footing fast, she turned to her three biggest fans to help rediscover her creative optimism.