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Three test tubes stand in a row within an old tube rack. You can tell it’s old because the surface is well-worn and pitted, showing its years of use. The test tube on the left is full of a clear liquid. Several bubbles in various sizes rise from the bottom. The bubbles gather at the opening of the test tube to form a pyramid-looking stack. The middle test tube is three-quarters of the way full with a clear liquid. Two tiny bubbles rise from the very bottom. A cork is pressed firmly into the opening. The test tube on the right is only a quarter of the way full, but the liquid is dark, almost black. A few bubbles spurt from the liquid but remain far from the opening.

This is worth testing

October 18, 20261 Comment

Why brand awareness is a smarter approach to display advertising than direct response: read 193 words on The Davis Daily.

Three ovals with thick, black lines intersect to create the logo for the television show, The Big Bang Theory. Two of the ovals cross in a x shape, while the third oval lies on top, straight up and down. There’s a black circle in the middle of the ovals, another black circle on the oval that’s angled to the left, another black circle on the oval that’s angled to the right, and another black circle on the oval running straight up and down. Below the ovals is the word “bazinga!” in big block letters followed by an exclamation point. A thick black lightning bolt runs horizontal beneath the word bazinga.

The Big Bang and the Heart of a Human

August 19, 20261 Comment

How to hit hard with the ‘real’ stuff in your writing and storytelling: read 259 words from the heart of a human on The Davis Daily.

The image is a close up of three hand-drawn pencils. The pencils are laying flat with the tips angled towards each other. Each tip is broken, with bits of lead strewn about the ends of the pencils. The image suggests a writer or artist is trying to master their craft, taking multiple attempts to get a particular piece of writing or artwork right.

The long way round

August 6, 20262 Comments

Creativity, craft, the risk of going too fast: read 809 words on why you shouldn’t rush results in advertising, marketing, and branding.

A hand-drawn black-and-white illustration of a human ear. The ear is shown in profile, with detailed line work representing the curves and folds of the outer ear. Sound waves, depicted as curving and oscillating lines, flow horizontally across the image, entering the ear from both the left and right sides. Around the ear, short, loose lines suggest subtle motion or vibration, emphasizing the act of hearing or receiving sound. The drawing is abstract but expressive, illustrating the concept of feedback or sound being actively received and processed.

Creative static

May 16, 20251 Comment

The greatest challenge of creative work: managing feedback. Tune into 1044 words on The Davis Daily.

This is a hand-drawn illustration of a "For Sale" sign hanging from a wooden post. The post is tall, sturdy, and has a horizontal arm extending to the right. The sign hangs from the arm on two small hooks. The sign is rectangular, with a bold red background and large, white, capitalized letters spelling out "FOR SALE" in a thick, blocky font. Below the text is a blank white space—this is for details like a phone number or price. The drawing is in black ink outlines with red shading on the sign and light shading on the post to create shadows. There is lightly sketched grass at the base of the post.

Creativity for sale

March 4, 20252 Comments

What it means when you hand over your creative work to A.I. In 596 human words on The Davis Daily.

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