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20/07/2022

300 million years old and still looking red hot.

Discoveries from the James Webb Space Telescope are pouring in, with an analysis of the latest data revealing a galaxy that dates back to just 300 million years after the big bang – the oldest we have ever seen

15/07/2022

Not all content is created equal. In a world inundated with remakes and sequels, how does a remake of a sequel provide value?

Resident Evil 2 Remake is a complete reimagining of the original game, one made with love without the overreliance on nostalgia. It took real craftmanship to create a completely new and engaging experience. And it paid off.

The RE2 remake is one of Capcom's best performing products. Why? They didn't simply "repurpose content" they took great source material and updated and improved it.

12/07/2022

Easter eggs are great but I need those cheat codes.

11/07/2022

Instead of arguing about whether the glass is half-empty or half-full, someone figure out how to fill it up completely.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/07/13/1028295/proud-solutionist-history-technology-industry/

History teaches us how to be brutally honest about a problem and yet optimistic for a technological solution.

07/07/2022

Jasmine Cartwright perfectly combines and

05/07/2022

"The Soul Survives"

A digital fine art piece by Jasmine Cartwright Featured in the Deluxe Edition of How to See a Man About a Dog: Collected Writings by Samuel Knox, published by Foxhound.

Find out more about the surrealist collection of stories and digital fine art pieces on the author's website: www.samuelsknox.com

01/07/2022

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28/06/2022

Marketers: Think outside the funnel.

While it's important to understand your customer, we often create two-dimensional personas. Often businesses have trouble understanding how they serve their customers in the long term.

"Consider the experiences of condo developers targeting retirees who wanted to downsize their homes. Sales were weak until the developers realized their business was not construction but transitioning lives. Instead of adding more features to the condos, they created services assisting buyers with the move and with their decisions about what to keep and to discard. Sales took off."

Firms have never known more about their customers, but their innovation processes remain hit-or-miss. Why? According to Christensen and his coauthors, product developers focus too much on building customer profiles and looking for correlations in data. To create offerings that people truly want to b...

27/06/2022

Art heals.

“Art expression is a powerful way to safely contain and create separation from the terrifying experience of trauma,” writes board-certified art therapist Gretchen Miller for the National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children. “Art safely gives voice to and makes a survivor’s experience of emotions, thoughts, and memories visible when words are insufficient.”

Adds Curtis: “When you bring art or creativity into a session, on a very, very basic level, it taps into other parts of a person’s experience. It accesses information … or emotions that maybe can’t be accessed through talking alone.”

Art therapy has enormous healing potential. In fact, for people with PTSD, working with an art therapist has been a lifesaver.

26/06/2022

We are proud to share a series of digital fine art images created by Jasmine Cartwright, author and artist of The Golden Unicorn's Crown and founder of The Post Art Collective, which is now a part of Foxhound.

These images are entitled "Enfant Terribles" and "Rising from the Ashes" and are meant to be viewed as a series.

"Part I tells the story of our political leadership. They reject wisdom. Part II tells the story of us and our future." - Jasmine Cartwright

25/06/2022

"They think they are smarter than the earth itself, Cycle II"
Digital fine art piece by

"I wanted to visualize all the feelings that arose from the overturning of Roe v Wade. I think I needed to say something deeper about the hubris of man. How we infinitely repeat the mistakes of the past. I think there's hope in knowing that the solutions to our problems can be repeated as well." - Jasmine Cartwright