We’ve been working together on client and creative projects since 2016, but our collaborative efforts as siblings go back much further than that. Below, we take a time machine back to 1999 in order to show you 5 projects we did together before we started working together as a job. Think of it as a creative pre-history of Antistatic.
There’s a certain inevitability when working on a project — at some point things might just grind to a halt. This can be due to your own inaction, but it can also be out of your hands: sometimes clients or collaborators just don’t get back to you with something you need to keep the project moving.
There’s a certain inevitability when working on a project — at some point things might just grind to a halt. This can be due to your own inaction, but it can also be out of your hands: sometimes clients or collaborators just don’t get back to you with something you need to keep the project moving.
We want to live in a world that is built for everyone. From our cities, homes and infrastructures to our political systems, technologies and services, we want human-built environments and systems to be inclusive of everyone. We also want them to reflect our particular place in the world and allow for multiple worldviews and ways of thinking.
A few months ago we came across a blog post that had been doing the rounds: “Stop serving the compliment sandwich,” by management psychology professor and self help author Adam Grant. Since we spend a lot of time thinking about giving and receiving feedback, this was the ultimate clickbait headline for us.
