As we put this together 10 Things this week, the office is quiet as team members are in and out with various vacations but we've finally had some sun this week - hurrah!
Really great mix of articles in this issue, from "how to log off" and a lazy guide to getting into gardening (perfect for these summer days) to dressing for success. Plus a killer email strategy we can all learn from and the usual dose of cool tech and AI.
Enjoy your weekend,
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This week's artwork is by our Associate Designer, AJ
1. What do you do when a project ends? We explore creative grief and how to deal with it
When finishing up a project, feelings of loss, despair, sadness or emptiness may rise to the surface - here’s some advice from the experts.
2. POV: It’s time we dress for success again. Here’s how
Alongside the influx of work-from-home, came the influx of work-from-sweatpants, have we forgotten how to dress well to stimulate our own feelings of empowerment and drive for success?
3. Open sourcing AudioCraft: Generative AI for audio made simple and available to all
Perfect for small businesses or composers - a simple framework that generates high-quality, realistic audio and music from text-based user inputs after training on raw audio signals.
Experts are skeptical - the newly discovered material, LK-99, kicked off a frenzy with researchers testing to see if it really was a game-changing superconductor.
In collaboration with EQL we’re seeking upvotes on our proposed panel topic to be selected for SXSW 2024 - “The Art of Friction: eCommerce Design for Hearts Over Carts”. Learn more about the proposed discussion and drop us a vote here.
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