About be hypercreative;
my vision with behypercreative.com is to create and sustain an amazing collection of articles, interviews and images that inspire you to become the best versions of yourself. The hypercreative version of yourself. Many of you might already be practicing what I'm preaching here, for you, this will be a reminder. behypercreative is a guide less ordinary for creative professionals. It's intended to get you to think and devise visual solutions faster and more efficiently at the highest level possible.
A little about me:
My name is Ali Sabet. I'm a branding strategy consultant and designer. Since I started Sabet Brands, I have created and helped sustain hundreds of brands over the past 10 years and have loved every minute of it. The experience of doing what I do is incredible.
I have the pleasure of working with some of the most talented entrepreneurs, designers and illustrators of our time. The process of working with these amazing people ensures my growth as a designer, artist and a human being.
I have started a couple of amazing online social networks for designers and character artists. Check them out if you like, Mojizu and Sabet TV. I'm also a character designer/illustrator. It's one of my passions. So much so that I have a dedicated site called Pixopop! I'm truly proud of these ventures, as they have inspired thousands of people, including me.
In 1998, I was an intern at Bozell Advertising, where I had a major part in pitching Hilton Hotels. We won that 50 Million Dollar account, and still hadn't graduated yet. I got my BA from California State University Fullerton in Communications- I was happy I didn't have to go to school anymore.
In 1999 I was an Art Director at Foote, Cone and Belding (now DraftFCB). I got to work on amazing clients such as Taco Bell, Taylor Made Golf, Kawasaki and Hilton Hotels. It was a wonderful experience, I learned a ton in a short amount of time. I also learned that the big agency life wasn't for me.
I have always wanted to teach, but not until recently did I find myself in a position to do so. SDA is truly a calling for me as a designer and teacher and I hope that you find the methods here as useful as I did.
