Are your goals clearly defined? Your next step is to collaborate with likeminded individuals. Work with practical, updated information. Record results and refine your process as you go. To master the practice of scrum, recognise when it is necessary to regroup and realign. Then do it.
The first iteration of this installation was a mass of crawling text that broke WordPress. Yay! But after it broke my phone’s browser, I decided to update this post with a collage of screen caps from Reader and the main site.
Thankfully, I had saved the screen caps for the tweet design below, so it was easy to make another pass with the two typography posters. I hope you enjoy them.
Saint Joan (Creative Studio) 
8 replies on “Scrum Mastered”
I enjoy the art. I detest the technique and its labels.
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Leenda thanks so much for commenting. The principle has been useful for me because I’m using social media to promote my business. Purpose and accountability are how I can use social media and protect my mental health.
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It works for lots of people! I’m just not 1 of them, though I use a lot of the same processes at work (software testing, usually post-development).
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I admit I’m puzzled. My research tells me that scrum is some sort of rugby business model and yet this is blue. I feel like an idiot. I am sorry. And now I am blue.
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Thanks for viewing this installation directly on the website. I used blue for contrast. In reader it is medium grey. Scrum has a lot of meanings and the subtext for this particular regrouping is context-heavy. It is literally buried under the layers of text.
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Ohhhhhhhhh I have to read this post again. When I looked at it first in both the Reader and your actual website, all I saw was a long blue box like a brush stroke and nothing else, not even text.
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Thanks for viewing the updated version of this post. And thank you for pointing out the issue. I really liked the original version.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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