WRWD Concept: Write, Read, Walk, and Draw Daily
The WRWD Concept: Write, Read, Walk, and Draw Daily—is a simple as possible way to get you throughout the week.
In an era of digital distractions and our demanding lifestyles, I establish habits that help me get through the week:
Write – I am learning to write, and I do it daily. Sometimes, it is one word sometimes, I manage a whole essay.
Read – I am not much of a reader, but I try to find a few articles a day.
Walk – I tend to walk every day, and it is good for my well-being.
Draw – I sketch everything as part of my work process.
Don’t miss the next essay. Signup for our newsletter
⸻ Newsletter signup
Side projects
Designer side projects serve as essential creative fuel when client work becomes draining. These personal experiments allow designers to explore unused ideas and regain excitement for their craft, regardless of commercial potential.
12 Proverbs
Design business wisdom often comes disguised as old proverbs that reveal uncomfortable truths about our creative industry. These timeless sayings capture the struggles every designer faces - from never being fully satisfied with work to the challenge of defending creative decisions. Understanding this design business wisdom helps navigate the complex relationship between creativity and commerce.
If You Were Ever a Developer, This Is Your Time to Return
Developers returning to coding face a transformed landscape where technical mastery matters less than vision. The quiet shift happening now favors those who stepped away—developers returning to coding discover their foundational thinking remains valuable while tools handle the complexity.
The B.R.A.I.N. Model
Cognitive design process shapes how we solve complex branding challenges at Visual Brain Gravity. Our B.R.A.I.N. methodology follows natural thought patterns—broadening understanding, refining focus, assembling solutions, and implementing results. This cognitive design process ensures every brand identity emerges from strategic thinking rather than aesthetic impulse.
Discipline vs. Talent in Design
Discipline vs talent in design sparks debate in every creative studio. Most designers chase talent, believing natural gifts guarantee success. Yet discipline vs talent shows that consistency trumps brilliance in professional design work.
Every Comment Can Be Positive – How to Give Constructive Feedback to Designers
Artists & designers thrive on feedback, but the delivery makes all the difference. While artists & designers pour creativity and emotion into their work, not all feedback serves their growth. The key lies in transforming critique into constructive guidance that empowers rather than discourages.
The Gap
Midva represents the critical middle layer that's vanishing from design studios across Slovenia and beyond. The gap between junior and senior designers has become a chasm, leaving no space for proper mentorship and craft development. This midva phenomenon threatens the very foundation of how design knowledge transfers between generations.