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Picasso mastered the classics before creating Cubism. Frank Lloyd Wright reinterpreted Renaissance and classical architectural principles to craft his distinct style. Tarantino watched countless old movies while working at a video store before becoming a filmmaker. Scorsese narrative flair was influenced by the French New Wave. Before becoming Lady Gaga, Stefani Germanotta performed cover versions of hits of other bands. Creativity is a journey from imitation to originality. And the advertising industry is not an exception. Know the work of those who came before you. Study the D&AD and One Show annuals. Analyze the winners. Imitate them. Follow their principles. And suddenly, one day, you will find your own voice. #creativity #ideas #advertising #art #craft

🎻🌟 Elevating Success: The Synergy of Art, Appreciation, and Value 🌟🎻 In the world of business, success is often perceived through numbers and profits, but let's delve into a different lens—a lens that highlights the symbiotic relationship between artistry, appreciation, and value. Two days ago, as I was perusing my Instagram feed, I stumbled upon a captivating story featuring the renowned American Violinist, Joshua Bell. 🎶🚇 Joshua Bell, a maestro who commands a remarkable $24 million violin, embarked on a unique experiment in the heart of a New York City subway station. Armed with his cherished instrument, he began to play. The result? Nothing short of astounding! Despite performing some of the most enchanting melodies with his prized violin, he collected just about $30 from passersby. Now, let's shift gears. Imagine this same violinist, with the same violin, gracing the stage of the Boston Theater, where tickets were priced at approximately $100. This anecdote brilliantly underscores the essence of business—recognition and appreciation. It demonstrates how a change in context and perception can radically alter the value proposition. The same artist, the same instrument, but vastly different outcomes. In the corporate landscape, remember that our worth, as individuals and professionals, extends beyond our credentials and assets. It's a combination of how we are perceived and the value we bring to the table. 🙌❤️ So, as we navigate the business world, let's draw inspiration from this story. Let's cultivate a culture where every facet of creativity and expression is acknowledged, celebrated, and contributes to our collective success. 🌟👏 #Business #Success #Artistry #Appreciation #Value #Recognition #CA(Dr)Aman Chugh #CxosNextGen

Halimi Law and Tax It is found very often among the tribes of the Tupi language or among those who were under Tupi influence. Several versions come from the Amazon basin: Tembé, Tenetehara, Tapirapé, Shipaia. Others from the Chaco and northeastern Bolivia: Choroti, Tapiété, Ashluslay, Guarayu. This myth is also known among the Botocudo (Nim. 9, p. 11 f.) - as well as among the immediate neighbors of the Bororo: Bakairi and reno. From Guiana to the southern regions of North America it is often encountered, but in a modified form, since the na of fire theft is missing and is replaced by the predation of a vulture, whose vigilance the hero overcomes by taking on the appearance of carrion (cf . e.g. Impson, p. 268 ff., as well as the general discussion by Koch-g1, p. 278 ff.). Here are three Tupi verses to illustrate the myth of the origin of fire:

Twyla Tharp: dancer, choreographer, innovator, author, woman. While many of us may know her Broadway hit, Movin' Out, we may not know her name or the long list of groundbreaking work she's produced. She is a master! If you're looking to stretch your creative abilities, then you need to read "The Creative Habit." I have no excuse for why it's taken me 21 years to finally dive into this book, but I'm so glad I did. Tharp explains creativity, collaboration, productivity, resilience, and boldness in a way that anyone can follow and provides exercises that anyone - dancer and non-dancer alike - can practice. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your creative potential. Find your copy of "The Creative Habit" at one of my favorite local shops here: https://lnkd.in/gp9uqAJa #TwylaTharp #womenwholead #learnhername #innovation #creativity

Collectible Barbies: Legacy Lives On | Collectible Classics: Barbie's Eternal Appeal | @costlyideas In this my new video on, Rare Barbie Dolls You Just Can’t Get Anymore, Barbies will always be in style, but there are some Barbies that are just a whole lot more rare than the others. Barbie is probably one of the most iconic toys in human history. Barbie dolls have also been released with the themes of well-known fairy tales, along with memorable public figures. While Barbie might seem like just a doll for some, the dolls on this list are both rare and valuable. Some of these dolls weren’t even released that long ago, in the grand scheme of things. But they can still be almost impossible to find. Everyone more & more likes, shares & subscribes my channel. Everyone more & more subscribes my channel.

The difference between human collaboration VS artificial pixel animations. 🌟 In this stunning theater production, actors occupy individual boxes, each holding a white sheet. By flashing and hiding the sheets, they create mesmerizing large-scale visual effects, showcasing the unique, shared breath of human creativity versus artificial means. #Theater #LivePerformance #VisualEffects #Creativity

When dance becomes art, each movement takes on a life of its own, each turn, each jump, a story in itself. At the heart of this unique expression is costume, an essential component that brings to life the emotions and style of the artists on stage. Since 1990 designing and making costumes for the performing arts #CostumeDesign,#FashionInMovement,#CreativeDance, #UniqueCostume,#makingcostume,#dancewear,#balletcostumes, #dancetailoring,#musicalcostumes, #diseñodevestuario, #costumesonstage

Perfume Companies Have Found a New Way to Make You Crave What You Can't Smell✨ Perfume companies have always had a unique challenge - how do you market a product that customers can't experience until they purchase it? Many perfume brands have gotten creative with their marketing tactics to build desire for their fragrances, even when customers can't sample them in the store. One tactic is to create a sense of exclusivity and mystery around new perfume launches. Brands will tease upcoming releases with vague descriptions, limited product reveals, and VIP launch events. This builds anticipation and a fear of missing out, making customers eager to get their hands on the "unsmelable" new scent. Another technique is to lean into the emotional and aspirational aspects of perfume, rather than focusing solely on the fragrance notes. Ads often depict a luxurious lifestyle or evocative mood, inspiring consumers to associate the perfume with those desired experiences. By creating this desire for the unknown, perfume companies are able to drive sales of products that customers can't fully evaluate until purchase. It's a smart way to build hype and excitement around their latest scent.👃

Leveraging a rare opportunity to see the man who brought the dancing magic to “The Wiz,” Broadway's beloved Louis Johnson's virtuosic skill presented through two unseen performances. Johnson, once accorded as an individual who could “outdance anyone,” conveys not only his refined motor abilities but his deep passion for art as well. #PerformingArts #BeautifulDance - Having punctuated the landscape of modern dance and Broadway with his ingenuity, we shouldn't see these unearthed performances as mere archival footnotes. Pivotal, indeed, they sketch an artistic visionary at his prime. - Johnson’s choreographic genius lay not only in his development of step structures but in his ability to channel profound emotion. We must expect these performances to offer distinctive insights into both his creative psyche and the tumultuous postmodern panorama that informed his oeuvre. - Each sweeping rise of an arm, each elaborate footwork, each powerful burst of intricate movement captures more than rhythm; it beckons with the poignant invocation of an era that saw the creative arts as symbols of resistance. - Rarely is it possible to hit on such fulsome integration of art, culture, and socio-political commentary. There's a prediction herea, threading through Johnson’s unparalleled caperings — dance, in all of its potent, raw magistery, still offers us unfettered insights into the human condition. My humble recommendation? Witness these rare exhibits before they retreat back into theatrical lore. This legacy compels us to look deeply at the emotional capability of the choreographed arts when interpreting socioeconomic narratives and our own interconnected spheres. Choreography could be revisited as a tool for understanding modern sociopolitical landscapes. Let's keep the conversation going - in your viewpoint, how else can Johnson’s unique stylings enhance our socio-cultural understanding? #DanceConversation #ArtisticInfluence

“We’re translating her art into the language of theater, using bodies and light and music and narrative, but we’re trying to take her story and her work, and make a new piece of art. This is its own new work.” Read the full Artnet article on Hilma through the link below!