Over Thinking

The Dangers Of Over Thinking

The danger of "over" thinking is illustrated in this photo of the pose made famous by Rodin, but in this case it is a skeleton that is holding the pose. The message here is that taking too long in a decision process can be a "fatal" mistake. This image can be used to advertise and promote products and services that help streamline the decision process, provide necessary information and data quickly, and help to facilitate business decision making. The photo has been crafted to provide for easy use as a square, vertical or horizontal crop. The is ample copy space. The image is a quick read even at small online thumbnail sizes and yet has a file size adequate for anything up to and including billboards.

The Importance Of Action

The importance of action is stressed in this concept photo of Rodin''s thinker as a skeleton. Sometimes done is better than perfect, and this image illustrated that dramatically. When we see a skeleton we instinctively want to know more and are compelled to read the accompanying text. The skeleton photo provides a great example of the positive aspects of ambiguity. The image can serve to effectively illustrate a wide range of topics ranging from thought processes to efficiency to action steps and much, much more.

The Bare Bones Of Decision Making

The bare bones of decision making are metaphorically presented with this skeleton in the "thinker" pose. A great image for the stress, perils and methodology of decision making both in our personal lives and in the corporate and business worlds, this is an image that is sure to grab a viewer''s attention. This is a very unusual version of Rodin''s famous statue and a great example of how an artist can be inspired by another artist and yet add a twist that makes it his own. Make no bones about it, this image is the result of Rodin''s great work, yet can''t really be called a rip off. I see the image as a strong metaphor for inaction and a great vehicle for instigating discussion on the limits on decision making that can actually lead to both timely and inspired results.

 

 

 

 

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