An important element in the RSD network, and the ideas which come to life during the GAMBIT process.

Being creative, someone with a keen eye, or someone with a vast number of images inside your head can be tricky, if you don’t have the technical skill to apply it the the appropriate medium. I’ve been working with Infinite Design House for over a year now, and it has developed into a strong relationship which allows us to hold a higher level of trust toward the other’s instinct. Just as my goal is to get every clients thoughts and message clearly within each project, Eric’s goal has proven to be the same.

Anyone who has seen the new RSD business card will have a better understanding on great execution through this process.  My vision of the RSD brand is to bring things back to basics, while not looking new. Washed out and historic, yet some how still using the newest methods, materials and delivery. I couldn’t be any more impressed with the end product.

RSD is happen to have Infinite Design House as a long-term, day-to-day partner for internal and client projects.

E very time any internal project is in the works, there is always the never search for perfection on something which cannot be perfected. This version is no exception. I have however taken direction from several other sources to push be into that path of approval. Don’t look at is as finished, look at it as ‘ready’.

“Art is never finished, only abandoned.” - Leonardo da Vinci

I have faith in that quote, and faith that I will continue to update, improve and add to the site over the next while.  Specifically I will be adding into the portfolio section and articles about upcoming ideas, projects and general tips which will help anyone interested in building a new online project. I do recommend robstuart.com if you are still looking for someone to help guide you in the right direction, I can’t stress how understand he is.

Enjoy the site, and I look forward to any questions or comments you have.

-Rob

July 7, 2011 - Rob Stuart Design enters a long term relationship working closely with Spectrust Group.

Rob Stuart Design ignites a relationship with Riverfront Medical by doing an updated website to bring things up to par with a recent rebranding.

May 28, 2011 - Rob Stuart Design ignites a relationship with Riverfront Medical by doing an updated website to bring things up to par with a recent rebranding.

U naware of the connection I had with Riverfront, to date has been a pleasure working with them, and the people I have previously worked with on several successful projects, and I look forward to the project launching in the near future.

May 21, 2011 - Rob Stuart Design began the process to help transfer the image, and personality of Amberley B over to an online presence via a website and support materials.

W orking with someone so musically creative, and still placing everything visual in your may be a rarity in my experiences. Amberley’s full support was passed my way as we begin to reshape amberleybmusak.com in preparation for the upcoming debut full length album ‘Paper Doll’s.

May 17, 2011 - Over the last 15 years, the demand for digital services have gone up and down, come and gone, with the methods forever changing. The communication becoming more challenging for  both the client and the provider.

T his summer I will be introducing GAMBIT Education Project with the goal to help these clients, and providers to make the project process flow with easy, bring a larger understanding to the overall tasks involved and the important role both sides of the table hold.

The idea is not to train clients how to do your job, but to bring clarity each step’s cause and affect. All of the steps needed to guide everyone involved to a successful project launch.

March 2011 - RSD (Rob Stuart Design) has a new beginning, and a new outlook.

W hen you’re this far along any journey, sometimes the best step forward is a step back.  In many cases one would simply get a new website online, and start looking for projects, in my case I avoided both by starting from scratch and evening questioning my own skill sets, and how I apply these to past and recent projects.

So how are things going to differ?

Currently I am working very close with a network of people including Print Collateral experts, Web Developers, Marketing Strategists, Copywriters and Business Experts. That doesn’t tell you what I am doing, however the wide range of suggestions, feedback, and advice is allowing me to bring the entire group’s vision to a new level, and gives us all the motivation to see it succeed internally, and externally to every client, and every market available. This network of partners are all people which I hold a strong relationship with, an even larger respect, all while considering them dear friends.

This is why I have chosen this very group to help creative my core service method, and my primary focus on helping all clients plan and execute their projects through this system.

The GAMBIT Project.

A system which is applied to every client or service provider, and every project from the minute each relationship starts.

I look forward in seeing things develop over the next few months and I hope that any and all information provided through our contact, or through general posting help and inspire do things the right way, for the right reasons and succeed in every way.

I have been working hard on client projects and other projects that are dear to me, and something tells me the next key side-project in the list is WAR.

O ver the last 2 years, the development of weallreview.com has been on hiatus twice. The first time the project was troubled by scheduling conflicts with myself, and the tasks I had (the sneaky way of saying, there was no time), the second came when the project reached a level to where we needed a developer to work with us on the back end.

The concept behind WAR is not your typical movie review site, there is something more I want to offer, unfortunately it’s not something I want to share with the public at this point. I am however looking for people who have the same interest in movies as many of the people involved (serious movie reviewers, casuals, artists, and developers) that would like to pick up on the planning sessions again this summer and try to build a working model into BETA.

Currently we are looking for 2-3 reviewers, and 1-2 developers (no commitment scenario).