The Mad Blog
A vibrant space where design, illustration, and business meet real-life insights, offering resourceful and refreshing perspectives for creative thinkers and doers.
A vibrant space where design, illustration, and business meet real-life insights, offering resourceful and refreshing perspectives for creative thinkers and doers.
The recent uproar over the redesigned Jaguar logo has sparked conversations across the design and branding communities. Some love it, others hate it—but the truth is, the logo alone doesn’t make or break a brand. While logos are often the most visible part of a brand, they’re just one piece of a much larger puzzle. […]
Luba Lukova is a powerful and influential artist whose work primarily tackles social justice issues through bold, thought-provoking visual metaphors. Originally from Bulgaria, Lukova moved to the United States in 1991, where she quickly became known for her striking and poignant illustrations that reflect her deep empathy for global struggles. Her work often serves as […]
Luba Lukova is a powerful and influential artist whose work primarily tackles social justice issues through bold, thought-provoking visual metaphors. Originally from Bulgaria, Lukova moved to the United States in 1991, where she quickly became known for her striking and poignant illustrations that reflect her deep empathy for global struggles. Her work often serves as […]
In both business and personal relationships, the key to success often comes down to how we communicate. While it’s easy to approach situations with preconceived ideas or agendas, one of the most powerful shifts we can make is to approach relationships with curiosity. This isn’t just a tool for deeper understanding; it’s a way to […]
In a crowded marketplace, a great product or service alone isn’t enough. What truly sets successful brands apart is their ability to tell a compelling story. Storytelling allows your business to connect authentically with your audience, communicate your values, and build trust in a way that facts and features simply can’t. Donald Miller’s book Building […]