Showing posts with label ingenuity arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ingenuity arts. Show all posts
27.2.09
Ingenuity Arts Paperback - update
The experiment in on-demand publishing continues. Here's a quick summary. Cafe Press books had some kind of weird problem with the cover art - working on rectifying that but it does point out that when you use this route, it really is a case of you pushing the buttons and whatever comes out will do so without further human intervention. Good to know.I've also been working with Mark Lefebvre, Book Operations Manager at Titles Bookstore McMaster University. He is in charge of their new Espresso on-demand print machine and has been great to work with. The first run looks really good and having a human being involved on the output side does make a difference. McMaster is in Canada which means shipping costs and exchange rates aren't a concern for Canadian customers. Here is a direct link to the book on their site.
13.2.09
Ingenuity Arts - Paperback
During the small gaps of free-time in my semi-nomadic life these past few weeks, I've been working on a book that summarizes my thinking and experience with complexity theory, new leadership and adaptive teams. The book is very accessible, short, pocket size, and available online from Cafe Press at the Ingenuity Arts Curio Shop online. I'm learning as I go, trying out various publish-on-demand and related self-publishing opportunities that Web 2.0 has led to. Give it a read. I would be happy to hear from you.
You can preview and buy a PDF here. If you are from Canada, it will be better to buy a hard copy here.
19.2.07
Ingenuity Arts logo
After working through a number of different logo concepts, I've settled on this one for a beta test - live with it for a while and see how it works. The "i" inside the "A" reflects the integral relationship of hard edge research and artful instinct, the movment between that is a feature of all valuable solutions and problem solving processes. Simplicity, clarity and durability across a wide range of mediums from print to web were also prime considerations.
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