I wrote a blogpost a couple of weeks ago about the three components of future branding; Authenticity, Innovation and Design. Today I though I'd dig deeper into the design part of branding. Why is it important, what does it mean and how do you know
My first ever photo published on Instagram June 11th, 2011 I'd like to use todays blogpost to thank the team behind Instagram. I posted my first photo on Instagram June 11th, 2011 about a year after they launched the service. I had taken a look at it earlier
Me and partner in crime Göran Adlén, one of Swedens most hired and admired speakers on future trends, had a nice lunch a couple of weeks ago. Half way into a wonderful Pizza at Vapiano we suddenly cracked, what probably is our most stupid or
Some of you might have followed my blog since way back while others followed me only a couple of days. So I decided it was time to dig into Google Analytics and gather my top 100 blog posts, based on traffic, (I have written 596
I'm currently working on my 2011 brand and communication prediction. While I'm working on that I drew up one of the best models I know when it comes to predicting future trends. Enjoy!
We are born. Even before we're born our life is being shaped day by day. Every day, every hour and every second life passes by. Sometimes tons of things happens at once and suddenly we notice a shape, we call these shapes memories. But most of
State your problems first. Then it might turn out social media is not what you need. And if it is. The do something unique made to work. Don't just treat it like another channel where you can dump your offline activities. A sloppy little drawing I
While spending some time reading up on what the 'fine art' video photographer Vincent Lafore was up to I ran into a campaign by Canon placed on the video site Vimeo. The concept called 'The Story Beyond The Still' is a perfect example on how brands
Today I’m browsing for mood images. My search has led me to tons of newspaper blogs. Then suddenly as I noticed this comic strip below my heart stop for a brief second. This piece of communication is so simple yet so strong. If this would have
Thomas Traxler has got his shit together. Powered by nothing but sunlight and some threads, Thomas Traxler's "The idea of a tree project" shows us how objects can grow during the course of a day. His project more or less mimics the way a tree
