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elanaespagcreates · 4 years

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Case Study: Milly - Color Lovers by &Walsh

Fig 1: Andwalsh.com. 2020. [online] Available at: <https://andwalsh.com/work/all/milly-color-lover/> [Accessed 10 December 2020].

Background on Milly (client):

Milly collections merge American sportswear with influences of Parisian ateliar techniques, incorporating custom-made fabrics and prints.

Michelle Smith, founder of Milly, is well known for using her platform to highlight important issues such as equality. In 2019, the fashion label went under due to the changing retail economy, and it was a bitter pill for her to swallow.

She then decided to create a new fashion line which is simply called “Michelle Smith”, and it serves as reflection of her new life. She has shifted from always wanting to create something that’s on trend, to rather focusing on how she can express herself most honestly through fabric.

Smith’s aesthetic reaches the target audience of a more mature New York woman, who’s done with the norms of office dressing and how it has been enforced over the years. Women don’t wear her clothes because it is pretty for others, but rather because it makes them feel gppd and confident themselves. (Rosman 2020)

Background on &Walsh:

In 2020, Jessica Walsh, founder and partner of Sagmesiter & Walsh decided to go solo. &Walsh’ main vision is to help brands “find their weird”, and that is evident in her work. &Walsh joins the 1% of women-owned creative agencies - a statistic that Walsh has said she wants to change. One of the main focus areas for &Walsh is to empower women and non-binary people through mentorship, portfolio reviews, talks and meet-ups.

Jessica Walsh has wanted to open up her own agency since before she met Stefan Sagmeister, and even though she describes her time with the “design legend” as a great decade, her desire to do open up her own agency has never faded over the past 10 years of working together. (Brewer 2019)

The name &Walsh isn’t purely a reminder of its origins, but also to highlight the essence of their approach, which is being collaborators with its clients. The ampersand is at the centre of its brand identity to reinforce that the creative synergies between client and agency are vital to the success of the work, and can be customised to best fit each client or creative partner.

Motivation behind the project:

Milly is a client of &Walsh. Fashion designer, Michelle Smith wanted to create a Fall 2018 collection that speaks out on topics such as inclusiveness, individuality and coming together. &Walsh agency was appointed to find a way that highlights this collection, and portrays it for what it truly is - a celebration of people.

Aim of project:

To showcase Smith’s work in a way that reaches the target audience in a striking and meaningful way. Smith used chromatic design and the colors of the rainbow to spark these conversations, and &Walsh had to figure out how they will take this collection to market.

Project Objectives:

To advertise Milly’s work in a way that not only sells her product, but also form a part of the bigger conversations around equality, individuality and togetherness.

Summary:

At their core, both Smith and &Walsh share the same values, which is mainly around empowering women. To make it in the fashion and design industries as women has been a challenge that they have both overcome, and they want to share it with the world in hopes that they will be inspired the same way they were.

The rainbow flag is used as a general icon of social equality and individuality. This campaign uses those colours to not only highlight the colour palette of the range, but also ensures that it is an “instant get”, and that the target audience will instantly know who they are trying to talk to.

Both Smith and Walsh strive to create a world where everyone is treated equally, and feel confident in being themselves. This makes them the perfect collaborators. They both had the same goal in mind and could therefore work together effortlessly to bring the work to life.

Not only does this collaboration visually intrigue me, but it also offers a great way to communicate a very important issue in a positive and constructive way - through brilliant fashion and design.

Bibliography:

Behance (n.d.). Milly: Color Lover. [online] Behance. Available at: https://www.behance.net/gallery/83178937/Milly-Color-Lover?tracking_source=search%7Cfashion%20portrait%20art%20direction%20color.

Jenny Brewer - It’s Nice That. (2019). Jessica Walsh is launching her own creative agency, &Walsh. [online] Available at: https://www.itsnicethat.com/news/jessica-walsh-independent-creative-agency-launch-graphic-design-240719.

Rosman, K. (2020). How the Designer of Milly Broke Free. The New York Times. [online] 24 Oct. Available at: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/24/style/milly-designer-michelle-smith-obama-soulcycle-stacey-griffith.html.

#ColorLover #AndWalsh #JessicaWalsh #Milly #Photography #CaseStudy

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bazan-lab · 4 years

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La ultima sobre #museos, lo prometo! (Bueno... en realidad no jeje 😜) . . Yo etaba ahí, leyendo al expositor que nos invitaba a “crear #arte” con unos lápices de colores rígidos (líneas sin textura, colores pálidos...) intenté escribir algo, solté el lápiz y pensé “vaya manera de hacer interactuar a la gente no? #creativo? O pérdida de tiempo? Arte? Con estos lapicitos feos?” Me hizo gracia... . . Al girar la cabeza, para despedirme de “tan dinámico juego de #artistas” ella estaba ahí, una mujer mayor, tranquila y con tacto impecable rellenaba los espacios como si de restaurar La Gioconda se tratara... estaba casi en un estado de meditación! no te miento, en ese momento fue #poesía en mi cabeza! 🎆 todos los aires de grandeza y critica se me terminaron de golpe. Acabo de ser testigo de una obra de arte! de #percepción y #sentimiento! De pronto presté más atención, que esa láminas tenían trazos de miles de personas que habíamos pasado por ahí, personas de todo el mundo, personas que sentimos empatía por lo que nos estaban invitando a hacer en medio del gran salón del museo... muchas veces el paritario del arte 🎆 (#blowmind) . . #sagmeister #andwalsh #design #art #contemporaryart #instaart #instagood #hamburg #mkghamburg #beauty #sagmeister #blue #art #aftercovid #flow #contemporaryart #instaart #instagood #museum #museumlover #artlovers #lifestyle (en Mk&G Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_4NF-6Kdb9/?igshid=1jjxsg9yef2jd

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ronnydevylder · 5 years

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It just Iz, @jessicavwalsh @andwalsh #creativeagency #andwalsh #branding #genz #izze #sparklingjuice #instacolorful #instafruit #instagood #visualinspiration #positivevibes #getinspired #i💛fruit https://www.instagram.com/p/B1Tgh_hoxU0/?igshid=1vmcpcwvfp3e3

#creativeagency #andwalsh #branding #genz #izze #sparklingjuice #instacolorful #instafruit #instagood #visualinspiration #positivevibes #getinspired #i💛fruit

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design-inspiration-list · 4 years

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Websites & Instagram Accounts

Brand Related Instagram Accounts

BP&O https://www.instagram.com/bpandopinion/

The Branding Collective https://www.instagram.com/thebrandingcollective/?hl=en

Brand Curation https://www.instagram.com/brandcuration/?hl=en

Branding Design https://www.instagram.com/branding_design/?hl=en

Mind Sparkle Magazine https://www.instagram.com/mindsparklemagazine/?hl=en

The Branding Identity https://www.instagram.com/thebrandidentity/?hl=en

World Brand Design https://www.instagram.com/worldbranddesign/?hl=en

More inspiration from Instagram

Seb Lester – Typography/Calligraphy https://www.instagram.com/seblester/?hl=en

Belfast Design Agencies (Brand and Advertising)

AVBrowne https://avbrowne.com/

Big Motive https://www.bigmotive.com/

Fourum https://www.thefourum.co.uk/

Genesis https://wearegenesis.co.uk/

Mammoth https://www.mammoth.tv/

McCadden https://mccadden.co.uk/

Pale Blue Dot https://palebluedot.tv/

Smart Agency https://smarts.agency/work/ https://www.instagram.com/smartsagency/

Sort https://sortdesign.co.uk/

Design Agencies

&Walsh https://andwalsh.com/work/ https://instagram.com/andwalsh

DixonBaxi https://dixonbaxi.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dixonbaxi/

Frost* Collective https://www.frostcollective.com.au/

Hey Studio https://heystudio.es/ https://www.instagram.com/heystudio/

Pentagram https://www.pentagram.com/ https://www.instagram.com/pentagramdesign/

Snask https://snask.com/our-work/ https://www.instagram.com/snasksthlm/

Stefan Sagmeister https://sagmeister.com/ https://www.instagram.com/stefansagmeister/

Studio Moross https://www.studiomoross.com/?home#projects https://www.instagram.com/studiomoross/?hl=en

Turner Duckworth https://turnerduckworth.com/ https://www.instagram.com/turner_duckworth/

Illustration Agencies

Agency Rush https://agencyrush.com/ https://www.instagram.com/agencyrush/

BA Reps https://www.ba-reps.com/illustrators https://www.instagram.com/barepsldn/

Breed London https://breedlondon.com/ https://www.instagram.com/breedlondon/

Central Illustration https://centralillustration.com/ https://www.instagram.com/central_illustration/

Dutch Uncle https://www.dutchuncle.co.uk/ http://instagram.com/agencydu

Folio Art https://folioart.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/folioart/

Grand Matter https://grandmatter.com/ https://www.instagram.com/grandmatter_/

Handsome Frank https://www.handsomefrank.com/ https://www.instagram.com/handsome_frank/

Jacky Winter https://jackywinter.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jackywinter/?hl=en

Jelly London https://www.jellylondon.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jellylondon/

Pocko https://www.pocko.com/ https://www.instagram.com/pocko/

Synergy Art https://www.synergyart.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/synergyart/

The Art Works Inc https://www.instagram.com/theartworks_inc/

Usfolk http://usfolk.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/usfolkillustrate/

Illustrators / Freelance Designers

Adam JK https://www.instagram.com/adamjk/?hl=en

Andy J Pizza https://www.instagram.com/andyjpizza/?hl=en

Hattie Stewart https://www.instagram.com/hattiestewart/?hl=en

Jacky Sheridan http://www.jackysheridan.com/

Jade Purple Brown https://www.instagram.com/jadepurplebrown/?hl=en

Malika Favre https://www.instagram.com/malikafavre/?hl=en

Morag Myerscough https://www.instagram.com/moragmyerscough/?hl=en

Peter Strain https://www.peterstrain.co.uk/

Design Reviews / Blogs

Brand New - Under Consideration https://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/

Festivals

Belfast Design Week Festival http://belfastdesignweek.com/ https://www.instagram.com/belfastdesignwk/

Birmingham Design Festival https://birminghamdesignfestival.org.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/designfestbrum/

Offset Dublin Design Festival https://www.iloveoffset.com/ https://www.instagram.com/offset_festival/

London Design Festival https://www.londondesignfestival.com/ https://www.instagram.com/l_d_f_official/

Other Organisations

Ladies, Wine & Design https://ladieswinedesign.com/

Womenfolk https://www.womenfolk.co/ https://www.instagram.com/womenfolk.co/

Podcasts

Design Matters with Debbie Millman https://www.designmattersmedia.com/

Design Your Life - Frost* Podcast https://designyourlife.com.au/podcasts/

Monocle Shows https://monocle.com/radio/shows/

Lifestyle

Monocle https://monocle.com/

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jonbuckley · 4 years

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Picking up the gauntlet thrown down by @jessicavwalsh and uploading my meme to #memesandwalsh . Loved the designer emojis made by the team at @andwalsh but opted to go with my own custom modification for this fun little project. So join in and tag Jessica, the team at andwalsh and #memesandwalsh . Get all the details at Jessica’s insta profile and make sure you pick up your own set of designer-centric emojis at andwalsh.com/work/all/designer-emoji link in Jessica’s profile. #sorryihavenofilterimages #nofilter . . . . . #meme #pelosi #icecream @speakerpelosi https://www.instagram.com/p/B_gE6rSHaBp/?igshid=1azo06dfbdr33

#memesandwalsh #sorryihavenofilterimages #nofilter #meme #pelosi #icecream

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graphastudio · 5 years

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brennerbranding-blog · 5 years

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I thought this reference by AndWalsh was very appropriate because it uses the same concept of fruit stickers/pins/badges. I think this will fit best as part of my artifact for design futures. After answering the 6 questions, I found that I was being very rebellious to what was established as "design rules". I think this is a fun way to explore this rebellion because these are usually used in protests, which is basically what I am doing, protesting.

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artefotografiaymas · 5 years

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#Repost @andwalsh ・・・ & Ampersands ⚡️ we’ll be releasing a new ampersand with each new collaborator, client or partner. ______ & Walsh, anyone? https://ift.tt/2LWFTAP

#IFTTT #Instagram

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autosocialanpic · 4 years

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intoroianpic · 4 years

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In Ấn Anpic – Nổi Tiếng In Đẹp In Nhanh Số 5 Ngõ 75 Nguyễn Xiển, Thanh Xuân, Hạ Đình, Hà Nội 0963223884 [email protected] https://anpic.vn https://g.page/inananpic In nhãn mác Anpic ✅ In brochure Anpic ✅ In card visit Anpic ✅ In catalogue Anpic ✅ In thiệp cưới Anpic ✅ In tờ rơi Anpic https://anpic.vn/in-nhan-mac-dep https://anpic.vn/in-brochure https://anpic.vn/in-an https://anpic.vn/in-voucher-in-phieu-giam-gia-khuyen-mai #inananpic

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mastcomm · 5 years

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The Work Diary of Jessica Walsh, Designing (and Wining) Woman

Jessica Walsh is in the 0.1 percent. That’s how few founders of ad agencies with national or international accounts are female, according to Ad Age.

Ms. Walsh, 33, a graphic designer and art director who started the firm &Walsh last year, is determined to increase this astoundingly low-sounding figure. And so she also started Ladies, Wine and Design: a nonprofit that runs free events, talks and portfolio reviews for women and nonbinary people.

“It was just always a dream of mine to have an agency that was entirely my own,” Ms. Walsh said. “There are so few women-founded creative agencies out there. I want to see more of them.”

A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Ms. Walsh evolved her lush, tactile style partnering with the graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister when she was in her mid-20s. She also worked on a number of personal passion projects, including 40 Days of Dating, a popular blog written with Timothy Goodman, an artist, that they turned into a book.

And she’s hired around 30 people at & Walsh to strategize branding, advertising and social media campaigns for clients from tech giants like Apple and Snapchat to small start-ups such as the Riveter and Pet Plate.

Ms. Walsh keeps long hours, extended by social media. “Work is my passion and I love that work and life is intertwined,” she said. “I work with a lot of my family. I work with a lot of my close friends on projects together. To me, it doesn’t feel like a burden. However, I don’t ask that of our employees! I’m really proud that we’re not a sweatshop like many other agencies are.”

Saturday

7:30 a.m. Last night we drove upstate from New York City. My husband, Zak Mulligan, and I just bought an old barn in the Hudson Valley that we plan to eventually renovate and rent out when we’re not using it. It will be nice to have a different type of creative project to work on together. (Zak is a cinematographer.) I spent the morning drinking coffee outside with our dogs.

8:30 a.m. &Walsh is working on the branding, brand strategy and target audience work for a bank in Vienna, Austria. I started writing a creative brief for our designers. I hunted down vintage typography references that could be interesting to update with a modern twist for a custom typeface for the bank.

10:30 a.m. While skiing, Zak and I chatted about upcoming TV commercial shoots in India that our agency is working on for the brands for Frooti and Appy Fizz. I’ll be creative-directing the campaign and Zak is a director of photography and will be filming. We’ll be working with five different Bollywood stars, which should be interesting!

2 p.m. After skiing, I spend time writing posts for my @jessicavwalsh and @andwalsh Instagram accounts.

7 p.m. Went to dinner in Hudson with some friends, and then came home to watch a movie. Zak is an Academy member so we get access to all the potential Oscar-nominated movies so he can vote. We watched “Marriage Story” — it was good and emotional, I cried!

Sunday

8 a.m. Did some research for an upcoming digital campaign for one of our clients. Looked at potential influencers to partner with to launch the campaigns.

10 a.m. Called my friend Tim Goodman to chat about our book and blog, “40 Days of Dating.” It went viral six years ago and we got a movie deal with Warner Bros., but after many years of script revisions they let the rights option go. We’ve had new interest recently from different production companies and celebrities who are interested in starring in or producing a new project based on the book. This would require starting from scratch as a new project, getting new writers on board and producing an entirely new script.

12 p.m. Working, reading and research. Somewhere in between I FaceTimed with my sister, Lauren Walsh, who helps run operations and new business with me at & Walsh. We were chatting about potential new business inquiries we’ve received, discussing which would be a good fit for our studio. We also chatted about progress updates on a website we are designing.

4 p.m. My sister and I and our husbands got my parents a big gift for Christmas: a dinner at Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, N.Y. We arrived two hours early as we got the time wrong in our calendar. I found a place by the fire to get some emails done and sort my inbox, which I was a bit anxious about anyway.

6 p.m. I knew Blue Hill was supposed to be an excellent farm-to-table restaurant, but I didn’t get the memo that there was a suggested dress code. I don’t go out to fancy dinners very often! Everyone was in suits or dresses. I arrived in a casual oversized sweatshirt and giant winter fur boots. I got a lot of strange looks, but the food was great!

11 p.m. We arrived back in the city and watched “Knives Out” before bed.

Monday

8 a.m. Met with Lauren to go over high-level details of a new digital campaign and influencer plan we’re working on for a new client that I can’t name (strict NDA!).

10 a.m. Worked on big-picture ideas for 2020 for Ladies, Wine & Design. Only a very small percentage of women make it to leadership roles in the creative industry and we’re trying to do our small part in changing those numbers. We are starting outreach to try and find a sponsor for our 2020 events and initiatives.

3 p.m. We are designing interior wallpaper and design elements for a popular restaurant in downtown Manhattan. Part of the design is intended to reduce the noise in the restaurant. I visited the space with Gosbinda and Sarah from our team to look at placement and discuss the overall strategy.

4 p.m. Wrote client emails, finalized a creative brief and sent creative direction feedback for our design team on an advertising campaign we’re working on. Ate dinner while working.

10 p.m. Watched “Booksmart” with Zak, who passed out after the movie. I couldn’t sleep. Around 2 a.m., I went into the kitchen and realized the tea I had been drinking all day (I must have had 10 cups) was not caffeine-free like I thought. I also had 4 cups of coffee in the morning. Uh-oh. I used to get stressed about insomnia, but now I just roll with it. I spent the night looking at real estate listings for our new studio space and reading on Instagram. I use Instagram to stay up-to-date on news, activists and artists I follow, and also to find new talent to hire for our agency.

Tuesday

7:30 a.m. Even when I don’t sleep well, I always wake up early, no alarm clock needed. Early mornings, evenings and weekends are my favorite time to work as email and Slack is quiet.

11 a.m. We’ve started taking on more photo and content creation for brands for Instagram, so we need more space for a larger photo studio and a dedicated prop library. I went to see a potential space in downtown Manhattan.

12:30 p.m. I reviewed a presentation for a rebranding project we’re working on for a direct-to-consumer clothing company.

3:30 p.m. I had a call with the director for the upcoming commercial shoot to go over wardrobe, music and choreography choices.

4 p.m. Went to the vet. My dog Oscar has spinal cancer and had surgery and radiation last year, but they couldn’t remove all of the cancer because of its proximity to his spine. They believe it has metastasized to his liver, which means he might only live another three to six months. It’s very sad.

5 p.m. Creative ideation, et cetera. Ate a quick delivery dinner with Zak somewhere.

11:30 p.m. Talked with Nadia Chauhan, the chief marketing officer of Parle Agro, an Indian beverage company, about some of the creative choices for the upcoming print campaign and TV commercial shoots. She lives in another time zone, so I’ll often catch her late nights or early morning to chat via WhatsApp or calls.

Wednesday

7 a.m. Emails and calls with the production company, client and director for next week’s shoot. I typically eat breakfast and lunch while working on my computer. This morning, I had juice, nuts and overnight oats. I’m trying to eat better because of my migraines, though what I really want is a greasy egg and cheese sandwich.

10 a.m. Went to our photo studio for a small shoot. While I was in the studio, I connected with the team about our 2020 photo studio and prop library, and ideas for the new space.

1 p.m. Answered questions for a magazine press interview, worked on a presentation for an indoor vertical farm company we’re doing branding for and chatted with our producers about operations logistics.

7 p.m. Had a quick dinner with a friend, followed by a massage in Tribeca with my mom and my sister Lauren at Shibui Spa. The spa trip was my birthday present from last year from Lauren.

11:30 p.m. Watched “Fleabag” before bed.

Thursday

8 a.m. We are working on digital video ads for a popular skin care company in Korea. These will run as paid media on social. I reviewed the latest video edits and the client’s feedback notes. My team is amazing and have done a fantastic job with this project; I’m happy with how all the videos have turned out.

9 a.m. Last year, we worked on the branding for a women-founded and -focused brand. I reviewed progress on the portfolio page which will showcase this work on our website and Instagram, and wrote some feedback.

2 p.m. As a creative director, I’m behind the camera most of the time. But occasionally I go in front of the camera, when other brands hire me as an influencer or to appear in videos because of my social media following. Today I had a video interview for a digital brand I quite like.

8 p.m. Researched migraines, which my sister and I have been suffering from for a few years. We started a pain diary to track what we ate and drank, humidity/barometric pressure and stress levels to see correlations between various factors and the pain.

Friday

7:30 a.m. Calls, emails, Slack messages for various projects. Met with Lauren to go over a proposal we’re working on for a nonprofit.

12:30 p.m. Call with the C.A.A. (Creative Artists Agency) and one of the potential producers for the “40 Days of Dating” project. We discussed potential writing partners.

1 p.m. My mom is a certified holistic health and wellness coach, and launched an Instagram account without asking for my design help last year. The content is great but the Instagram design and fonts are not up to my standards, ha! I chatted with the team about some social media templates we’re making for her.

2:30 p.m. Calls, emails, Slacks. Reviewed various 3-D renderings and Photoshop mock-ups that our team has been working on for an upcoming advertising campaign.

5 p.m. Took a taxi to the airport with Zak. We are heading to India for the commercial shoots.

Interviews are conducted by email, text and phone, then condensed and edited.

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mastcomm · 5 years

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The Work Diary of Jessica Walsh, Designing (and Wining) Woman

Jessica Walsh is in the 0.1 percent. That’s how few founders of ad agencies with national or international accounts are female, according to Ad Age.

“It was just always a dream of mine to have an agency that was entirely my own,” Ms. Walsh said. “There are so few women-founded creative agencies out there. I want to see more of them.”

Saturday

2 p.m. After skiing, I spend time writing posts for my @jessicavwalsh and @andwalsh Instagram accounts.

Sunday

8 a.m. Did some research for an upcoming digital campaign for one of our clients. Looked at potential influencers to partner with to launch the campaigns.

11 p.m. We arrived back in the city and watched “Knives Out” before bed.

Monday

8 a.m. Met with Lauren to go over high-level details of a new digital campaign and influencer plan we’re working on for a new client that I can’t name (strict NDA!).

4 p.m. Wrote client emails, finalized a creative brief and sent creative direction feedback for our design team on an advertising campaign we’re working on. Ate dinner while working.

Tuesday

7:30 a.m. Even when I don’t sleep well, I always wake up early, no alarm clock needed. Early mornings, evenings and weekends are my favorite time to work as email and Slack is quiet.

12:30 p.m. I reviewed a presentation for a rebranding project we’re working on for a direct-to-consumer clothing company.

3:30 p.m. I had a call with the director for the upcoming commercial shoot to go over wardrobe, music and choreography choices.

5 p.m. Creative ideation, et cetera. Ate a quick delivery dinner with Zak somewhere.

Wednesday

10 a.m. Went to our photo studio for a small shoot. While I was in the studio, I connected with the team about our 2020 photo studio and prop library, and ideas for the new space.

7 p.m. Had a quick dinner with a friend, followed by a massage in Tribeca with my mom and my sister Lauren at Shibui Spa. The spa trip was my birthday present from last year from Lauren.

11:30 p.m. Watched “Fleabag” before bed.

Thursday

Friday

7:30 a.m. Calls, emails, Slack messages for various projects. Met with Lauren to go over a proposal we’re working on for a nonprofit.

12:30 p.m. Call with the C.A.A. (Creative Artists Agency) and one of the potential producers for the “40 Days of Dating” project. We discussed potential writing partners.

2:30 p.m. Calls, emails, Slacks. Reviewed various 3-D renderings and Photoshop mock-ups that our team has been working on for an upcoming advertising campaign.

5 p.m. Took a taxi to the airport with Zak. We are heading to India for the commercial shoots.

Interviews are conducted by email, text and phone, then condensed and edited.

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