Designer James White spent a decade working for other agencies before he founded Signalnoise, a one-man design studio in Nova Scotia. He was determined to explore his own aesthetic: "Fascination, wonder, and imagination made visual." The move was creatively productive and financially lucrative. But when he decided to dedicate a year to his passion project-taking his own bright, pop approach to iconic movie posters like Jaws and Indiana Jones-he ran into licensing roadblocks. In this Creative Spark, James explains how he dealt with the setbacks and found new opportunities for Signalnoise.

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Personen: White, James