Jamie Mustard is an expert on perception in the physical world, a strategic multi-media consultant, art, design and product futurist,  translator of technologies, creative artist and Iconist. He has codified the primal laws of what makes anything iconic––the anatomy of what causes any idea, art or message to STAND OUT and take hold in the human mind, across any medium.      

A graduate of the London School of Economics, Jamie’s work is an explanation of the ‘economics of attention’ based on the primal laws of human perception called Blocks™.  Jamie’s Iconist work has spanned some of the world’s leading companies, technologies, artists, designers, creatives, nonprofits and the globe––Cisco, Intel, Adidas, Symantec, Pacific Northwest College of Art and TEDx at creative giant, Wieden + Kennedy. Jamie was most recently interviewed live on stage at Content London with Mindhunter lead actor and movie star, Holt McCallany. 

When we can get attention at will, we can motivate and inspire others, adapt faster, get buy-in, improve culture, generate demand, increase productivity, creativity and ultimately be more fulfilled as creators and individuals.

Graham Douglas grew up in Fort Worth, TX with an identical twin brother named Britton and an obese beagle named Sam. His porn star name is Sam Constitution.

He spent the formative years of his life playing music and hockey and avoiding all forms of writing before going to the University of North Texas. There, Graham completely backed into advertising and has been stuck ever since.

He landed his first job in Dallas but eventually left for stints in Miami, Minneapolis, Chicago, Amsterdam and L.A., where he spent several sunny years at 180. Most recently, Graham worked for three years and some change at Droga5 in New York where he was a Creative Director.

In his career Graham has been recognized by Cannes, The One Show, The TED Global Conference, Creativity, The Clios, The Webbys, The FWA, D&AD, The Effies, AICP and the Advertising Softball League of Los Angeles. Most notably, he was lucky enough to be named one of the “World’s 50 Most Creative People” by Creativity, one of Forbes Magazine's "30 Under 30" and take home both the Cannes Grand Prix for Good and the D&AD White Pencil.

Graham has worked on things like adidas, Puma, Spotify, Prudential, DKMS, UNICEF, The New Museum, Sony, Boost Mobile, Kraft, Activision, BMW, Ford, Coca-Cola, Seventh Generation, and countless candies and liquors.

Graham is currently freelancing as a creative director. The world is his home.