1. Observe the problems from different points of view, try to find new perspectives that no one has used before or commented about.
2. Visualize!
3. Produce! A typical characteristic of a productivity genius.
4. Don’t be afraid to make new mixes. Combine and mix new ideas, images, and thoughts in different ways, without thinking how weird or [...]

 
This is one of the funniest and weirdest posts I’ve seen in a long time. I think I’ve never imagined someone doing this, but it’s really interesting because it’s a full video ad.
To check out the complete list, click here.
Source: AdFreak

Once the clients calls you to develop a certain design, he/she will already have a preconceived idea of the way that design should look like, and the way he/she desires it to look like. Remember, as a designer, you need to follow your client in his line of thought at your best so you can [...]

Many of you will answer me: the person that pays my bills.
Big mistake!
In the designing world, is really important for you to know who your real client is. Because many times when you work in a graphic studio or graphic design company, we meet people that we consult, for the approval or rejection of a [...]

To become a successful designer, it’s really important for you to have total control over the creative process.
It is recommendable that when it comes the time to present your ideas, you need to do it in a certain manner so that your client can understand and grasp a clear idea of your art and [...]

 
For a graphic designer, there’s nothing more challenging that finding himself/herself in front of a blank piece of paper. Since our job is to fill the space in between, and it’s not filling it for fun. This space must be filled with something inspiring, it has to be influential and new.
The key secret for creating [...]

All the designs that are innovative and successful are the ones that have a clear message and objective. If you spend the right time analyzing, asking and searching the objectives and messages that you want to transmit, you’ll notice how the ideas will come flowing right away to you, without breaking a sweat.

The creative process [...]

Source: diarioTHC

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Curiosity
Seeing Problems as Interesting and Aceptable Confronting Challenge
Constructive Discontent
Optimism
Suspending Judgment
Seeing Hurdles as leading to improvements and solutions
Perseverance
Flexible Imaginaion

Source: Problogger