Artefacture is on to something. This shirt is hilarious. In fact, I think it should be a freebie to all new clients, just to show appreciation. And the fact that they have been properly educated on the value of good design.Speaking of education, architects are reinventing the way children of the 21st century will learn, with the understanding of how fast our information-based society is evolving. It was always amazing to me how in the business world we are told to collaborate, but in school we are trained to understand that is 'cheating'. These new schools will cater to the needs of the students, letting them set their own agendas, engage in collaborative projects, and will maintain a "studio environment". A truly innovative approach is being applied that is also taking into consideration energy efficiency, behavioral patterns, and ergonomics.
And that's not all that's changing. Recently, in an interview with Spark, Lee Daley (Saatchi & Saatchi UK chairman + CEO) talked about the future of advertising, and what it means for the industry.
"I think the advertising industry as a whole will change very dramatically because of the change in the media universe. The advertising industry has grown up, essentially on the back on analogue technologies, and it's grown up around multi-domesticity."
