Creative Commons: The brainchild of Lawrence Lessig (Stanford), James Boyle (Duke), Hal Abelson (MIT), and Eric Saltzman (Berkman Center), Creative Commons is a collaborative project designed to encourage and enable the sharing and use of creative works on the Internet.
If Belletrist is an example of a platform created around a CAA client, then Creative Labs' other brainchild, Ground Control, is a company that was created with CAA's roster of talent in mind.
Fixing the high street by attracting creative industries was the brainchild of Huw Williams, commercial manager at Coastal Housing, a not-for-profit social housing organisation.
Called Tate Sensorium, the exhibition is the brainchild of creative agency Flying Object, who got the chance to implement it as winners of the second annual IK Prize 2015.
Before you get too "Oh, actually a ball pond for adults sounds like a good idea", bear in mind it is the brainchild of a creative agency, and creative agencies are fundamentally a force for evil in this world, collectives of 20-somethings in horn-rimmed glasses who, as children, were cursed by a wizard to have only bad ideas.
Before you get too "Oh, actually a ball pit for adults sounds like a good idea," bear in mind it is the brainchild of a creative agency, and creative agencies are fundamentally a force for evil in this world, collectives of 20-somethings in horn-rimmed glasses who, as children, were cursed by a wizard to have only bad ideas.
The collection was the brainchild of Ms. Bryant and Simon Kneen, creative director at Banana Republic, who collaborated on the retailer's previous promotions with the series.
With a score written by Oscar-winning composer Howard Shore, an orchestra conducted by tenor Plácido Domingo, and Cronenberg himself directing, La Mouche is the brainchild of three creative greats.
It is the brainchild of Virgil Abloh, creative director of the clothing brand Off-White and a longtime collaborator of the US rapper Kanye West, and Ben Gorham of the fragrance house Byredo.
It was the brainchild of David Droga, creative chairman of a boutique agency, Droga5, and it first sought to raise money during World Water Week in March 2007 by asking patrons in New York City restaurants to donate a dollar each time they ordered free tap water.
