by Bryan Shova | Jan 6, 2015 | Industrial Design, Innovation, Prototyping, Thought Leadership
Each Kaleidoscope project begins with a client proposal and a promise to deliver innovation. How we achieve the big “Ah Ha” is the nerve-wracking part. But I know from experience, if you’re not nervous; if you don’t have an explorer’s zeal for discovery and a...
by Pete Sorrentino | Sep 9, 2014 | Industrial Design, Innovation, Prototyping
Although 3D printing is becoming more and more popular, many individuals still do not understand how it works or the possibilities for use. We’re providing some of the basics here. What is 3D Printing? 3D printing is a process of creating solid three-dimensional...
by Dan Pinzke | Jul 28, 2014 | Industrial Design, Innovation, Thought Leadership
Product and Service Innovation to Support the Next Big Thing In the days of the California Gold Rush, many people believed they were going to grab a pickaxe and with one swing break into fortune. Unfortunately for most of them, their efforts were in vain, as few...
by Fred Richards | Jun 25, 2014 | Brand Strategy, Innovation, Inspiration
From 2006 through 2013 Fred Richards every month wrote an article with observations on the marketing, design and graphic world around us. These articles were published in national and international design and marketing publications. In a return to these monthly...
by ksicshanks | Apr 23, 2014 | Industrial Design, Innovation, Packaging Design, Thought Leadership, Webinars
Kaleidoscope’s Industrial Design Director, Bryan Shova, recently led a workshop at the 2014 Sustainability in Packaging Conference in Orlando, Florida. There he discussed specific packaging considerations to help avoid compromising brand equity when designing...
by ksicshanks | Mar 14, 2014 | Culture, Innovation, Thought Leadership
If you’ve ever met me, you’ve likely discovered my obsession when it comes to NBC’s “The Office”. Since its debut in 2005, I’ve often found myself becoming the “That-reminds-me-of-that-one-time-in-The-Office-when…” guy, awkwardly quoting lines from the show that...
