Blogs about: Attribute Dependency
Advertising Attribute Dependency: A Gallery
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a round up of some inventive thinking on the part of advertisers, using Attribute Depen … more →
Mark Your Bubble Calendars
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: Even though it’s a little early to be thinking about next year, you might want to…mark y … more →
Time to Reflect
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: The Inventive Thinking Project is all about taking the time to reflect on the process of creativity. … more →
Japanese Watermelon
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goodmind wrote 1 year ago: The novelty of the square watermelon is of course, an Attribute Dependency change. The story behind … more →
Black Cat, Black Belt, Black Tissue?
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: Most layman’s knowlegde of the facial tissue industry begins and ends with how the Kleenex bra … more →
Fashionable Facts
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: T-shirt design, though creative in scope, is a surprisingly systematic enterprise when it comes to s … more →
Literature Döne(r) Right
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: Nothing is as entertaining as a witty quip, or scholarly quotation sampled from a dense, wordy work … more →
The Low E Consumption Diet
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: With real estate values dropping, and environmental concerns rising, Sustainability Facts for homes … more →
Motorbike Marketing
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: Historical baggage aside, Vietnam can conjure up a lot of powerful imagery, and stimulate the senses … more →
An Apple TV Remote?
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: Universal remote controls were a nice idea in theory, but proved to be less than practical as an all … more →
Addicted to Attribute Dependency
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: We really hope that the testimony and evidence that went into compiling the Mitchell Report is backe … more →
An Ashtray That Kicks Butt
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: There are already plenty of incentives to quit smoking, but The Lung Ashtray from Finding Cheska is … more →
U.S. Currency is Cool Again
goodmind wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a money idea; origami with bills. We’ve all been privvy to the parlor trick wher … more →
Umbrella Assassin
goodmind wrote 2 years ago: Sometimes, Systematic Inventive Thinking makes us want to perform a rain dance. Here is one of thos … more →
Playing with the Doors
goodmind wrote 2 years ago: Here’s a new product that not only leverages the current cult popularity of ping pong, but a … more →
Everybody's Working for the Weekend
goodmind wrote 2 years ago: Spent judiciously, 20 cents can go a long way. Donate 20 cents to UNICEF, and a child may be prop … more →
Cutility: Frills Follow Function?
goodmind wrote 2 years ago: In a follow up to our post on Attribute Dependency as the preferred mode of thinking for advertisers … more →
Genuine Nalgene
goodmind wrote 2 years ago: We’re not quite sure if this is an instance of Attribute Dependency, Task Unification, or Mu … more →
Playing the Percentages: Diet Coke is 99% Water Ad Campaign
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goodmind wrote 2 years ago: Here’s an example of some pretty inventive thinking (to put it mildly) from Coca-Cola’ … more →
