The Adobe Creative Types test is an exploration of the many faces of the creative personality. Based on psychology research, the test assesses your basic habits and tendencies to help you better understand who you are as a creative person. As a creative, you have a little bit of all eight types inside you. Let’s dive into the basics of the types our team matched with!

The Visionary

The Visionary’s creative strength is being full of big ideas, and the ability to see potential and possibility everywhere. Emotional, passion-driven, and full of ideas, they combine a vivid imagination with a desire for practical solutions. Their untapped potential is using their visions to fuel consistent daily action, and their ideal collaborator is the Thinker.

Our Visionaries:
Shantelle P. Dedicke, CMP, President/Chief Creative Officer
Hillaree Durso, Senior Director of Content & Marketing
Jodie Warner, Research Coordinator
Nicole Malley, Events & Content Coordinator

The Dreamer

The Dreamer’s creative strength is their connection to emotions and imagination as well as their empathy and sensitivity. They’re deeply emotional and intuitive, with a vivid imagination–the quintessential idealistic and romantic. Their untapped potential is using their dreams to fuel real-world action, and their ideal collaborator is the Innovator.

Our Dreamers:
Janae Erickson, Art Director
Kelsey Doar, Marketing Manager
Gregory Dedicke, Digital Marketing Specialist
Morgan Milikan, Graphic Designer

The Thinker

The Thinker’s creative strength is intellectual curiosity and the ability to find or create meaning. Ever the perpetual student, they experience the world as an endless opportunity for learning, discovery, and truth-seeking. Their untapped potential is bridging theory and practice and applying ideas in real life, and their ideal collaborator is the Adventurer.

Our Thinkers:
Kayla Koger, Design & Social Media Coordinator

The Innovator

The Innovator’s creative strength is their ability to generate new ideas and innovative solutions. They feel most like themselves when they’re using their intellectual and creative powers to solve problems and dream up new and improved ways of doing things. Their untapped potential is mastering the art of executing ideas, and their ideal collaborator is the Maker.

Our Innovators:
Jacie Chandler, Intern

What’s your creative type? Take the Creative Type Test and share your results with us! 

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