The WRWD Concept: Write, Read, Walk, and Draw Daily—is a simple as possible way to get you throughout the week.

We tip for almost everything—meals, cab rides, haircuts. It's a small but meaningful gesture that says, “I see your effort. I value your time.” But in the world of design, tips or extra appreciation? That’s a rare thing.

Funny how old wisdom always rings true. Proverbs are sacred; just think how long it took them to be still valid. Even if we choose to violate them, we painfully feel their meaning on our skin.

Each element plays an essential role when it comes to creating an experience—whether in business, relationships, or design. But there’s one truth that stands above all others: nothing matters if you kill the mood.

For some, it's funny; for others, we have to live with it. My last name is special and has a nice translation to sack.

I am sure we have all read a few definitions of good design; they all sound perfect and motivational, don't they? Some of them are really good.

We’ve been broke. Burned out. Ghosted. Underpaid. But we still say no to shitty jobs. We’d rather spend endless hours on a good one — a real one — that actually means something to us. Even when it’s hard. Especially when it’s hard. Because we love this shit — and we’re damn good at it.

By now, sustainability has become an annoying buzzword, and even big brands have started to abuse it in their advertising. Nothing new—advertising and corporate communication will always pick up buzzwords for their claims - just remember eco back in 2005.