We all need to stopliving for the weekend and start living for now.

Ever had the feeling of a thousand thoughts tangling themselves in your mind? You're paralysed with too many threads of thoughts, it’s a mind knot.

Yep, we’ve been hit with the mass redundancy plague that’s threatening design brands throughout the industry.

Not just a bunch of fancy words…

What’s a SWOT?

Dull packaging copy, uninspiring design, and, worst of all “I just don’t like it”.

Struggling to get out of bed before midday? Getting addicted to the snooze button? We hear you!

Infographics cut out a tonne of unnecessary research, which can otherwise get in the way of you just sitting down and creating some nudenotes.

Hosted by The Futur's very own design and branding gurus, Ben Burns and Matthew Encina, this series documents every step of the process in an honest and insightful way.

There’s so much choice out there, and it's only getting more and more difficult to find ‘the perfect gift’.

In just 10 slides our design and business heroes are pouring all their wisdom and knowledge, all in bite size chunks we scroll right through in a few seconds, then forget in just the same time.

You brought your laptop and a phone to a meeting… Seriously?

Rookie or professional? I already know the answer: you’re an expert, a pro! But do you know what the difference is?

“Our audience is [enter generic demographic here].”

Read countless books, but can’t remember the content after reading it? I feel you. And I have a solution. #nudenotes!

This is just a re-cap! To get the most of the book, get a copy yourself!

Want to know how to make awesome nudenotes (or sketchnotes), but don’t know where to start? Step this way, my friend, and join the nudenotes revolution.

Simply put, nudenotes are a form of sketchnotes.

This technique can be a tricky to master, but can be an effective tool to help you understand where your brand sits among the competition from your consumers’ perspective.

One of the most universal principles within design, marketing, and advertising. And a fundamental lesson for everyone.