For the Delivering Design at A Distance series, we commissioned four up-and-coming creatives to produce new visual work inspired by the themes and findings of each article. Alex O'Toole chats with artist and illustrator Cait McEniff, who created the images for 'Losses & Gains'.
In this article we explore The Winners & Losers of Delivering Design at a Distance, and take a deeper dive into what businesses and brands, particularly those delivering creative products and services, will lose and gain in the next shift to hybrid working. Jonathan Ball and Alex O'Toole, together with their panel of interviewees, explore what needs to be learned and unlearned, and how can we bridge the gaps.
For the Delivering Design at A Distance series, we commissioned four up-and-coming creatives to produce new visual work inspired by the themes and findings of each article. Alex O'Toole chats with digital artist and illustrator Daniel Nelson, who created the images for 'Resilience & Ritual'.
The next in our series of Delivering Design at a Distance feature articles explores what can be done to alleviate the cognitive load and resource resilience so that people remain productive and engaged as we ease out of lockdown and enter a new hybrid landscape of work.
As part of the Delivering Design at A Distance series, we commissioned four up-and-coming creatives to create new visual work inspired by the themes and findings of each article. In our first creative spotlight, Alex O'Toole catches up with Rosalie Wood, who produced artwork for the first article - Playing with Purpose.
In the first instalment of Delivering Design at a Distance, we look at how remote work impacts on the power and process of creativity.
Almost a year and three national lockdowns later the honeymoon phase of remote working has well and truly come to an end and the real work has begun in earnest. For better or for worse, digital delivery is here to stay, so as we build back better how do we get it to work for us, rather than against us?