Looking to drum up some more clients, freelance creative director Floyd Hayes decided to show them that his imagination is not limited to the printed page.
How?
The fellow only went and sent them 3D printed replicas of his noggin!
As he put it:
I quite like the line “tiny head big ideas” – as in real life I do have a small head 🙂
Brilliant!
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