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There was a time of actual cutting and pasting. A lot has changed in the ad world. Luckily, some of it is for the better — like Sprout by HP, a first-of-its-kind computing platform that can help you unleash your creativity.
Already busy workin.
Juuust waking up.
All's well when it's IRL.
Just a series of technology-related mishaps.
Many years ago, in a far-off land, people believed great ideas took time.
And the client needs everything by EOD.
Very hands-on.
There's less manual labor involved.
Give the people what they want: 800 words about deodorant.
"Actually, could we cut it to one?"
Actually cutting and pasting.
Technology to the rescue.
Hand-drawing away.
Tools, tools, all kindsa tools.
You need at least 12 in-depth interviews before you start thinking of ideas.
Honestly, a cat could do it (JK, but it is WAY easier).
The '60s YOLOed harder.
You live by the law, big time.
"One old fashioned, please."
And you probably have a presentation tomorrow.
Objective: Write client-friendly headline.
Objective: Break the internet.
The statues got the respect they deserved.
Nothing is sacred.
Everything's finalized and no more changes can be made at this time.
The circle of advertising.
Watch how photographer, illustrator, and newfound cat-lover Todd Selby uses Sprout to reimagine what’s possible in his home studio.