- Get your work in front of people
- You have to reach out, there no other way
- Who do you want to work with, and why? Target specific people
- Be realistic about what you want from people
- Be personal, don't just send out a newsletter
- Follow up physical mail outs with electronic contact
- The most exciting projects are the ones you question whether you can pull them off or not
- Challenge yourself and push the plateau
- Try to do what nobody else is doing
- Clue up on the market, know who you are targeting
- Forge good relationships first, be proactive and tenacious
- Keep it all up to date and easy to understand
- Consider how you package and present your work, polished, ready, professional
- Be distinctive and different but genuine
- Make things and share them
- Find a unique voice
- Needs to be more than just a representation of something
- Work on conceptual side of practice
Tuesday, 26 March 2019
Studio Brief 1 - Hanbury Talk, Notes
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