Send us a text In today's episode we sit down with writer and creative director Lyndsay Rush to talk about the beauty of embracing chaos, from confetti-level messes to the emotional “big whoop” moments (that toddlers apparently understand better than adults). We dig into the permission slip her book A Bit Much gives all of us who feel things loudly, exploring how humor becomes both a coping mechanism and a creative compass (especially when you’re standing in pink platform Crocs holding a bag ...
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Send us a text In today's episode we sit down with writer and creative director Lyndsay Rush to talk about the beauty of embracing chaos, from confetti-level messes to the emotional “big whoop” moments (that toddlers apparently understand better than adults). We dig into the permission slip her book A Bit Much gives all of us who feel things loudly, exploring how humor becomes both a coping mechanism and a creative compass (especially when you’re standing in pink platform Crocs holding a bag ...
A Rainbow of Emotions (w/ special visitor Kristen Poissant)
Greetings From Confetti Land
1 hour 16 minutes
1 year ago
A Rainbow of Emotions (w/ special visitor Kristen Poissant)
Send us a text Join us for a colorful chat with Kristen Poissant, a creative director with over 15 years of expertise in the stationary and gift industry. We explore the power of color, Kristen's journey through iconic brands like Disney and Vera Bradley, and the psychology behind choosing the right hues for your brand. We talk about… ♥ Using color to communicate a brand's story and the intentional choices behind every shade. ♥ The ways color can evoke emotions beyond the traditional associ...
Greetings From Confetti Land
Send us a text In today's episode we sit down with writer and creative director Lyndsay Rush to talk about the beauty of embracing chaos, from confetti-level messes to the emotional “big whoop” moments (that toddlers apparently understand better than adults). We dig into the permission slip her book A Bit Much gives all of us who feel things loudly, exploring how humor becomes both a coping mechanism and a creative compass (especially when you’re standing in pink platform Crocs holding a bag ...
