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KHyal and Karl’s Wonderful, Colorful, Creative World

Published March 6, 2010

I promise you, you will never forget meeting KHyal and Karl Heine. This dynamic married duo is a creative force the likes of which shouldn’t be taken lightly. You name it, they can design, brand and write about it in ways that will make a logo jump off the screen, and I do mean jump.

For instance, KHyal has just launched her Weather sKwirl (yep trademarked) She loves everything pink and the weather, and I’m thinking this is going to get animated into a hit show (just my opinion).

KHyal (yes, this is the correct spelling of her name and by the way it’s trademarked) is 6 feet tall, a former model and trained fine artist, but that doesn’t even begin to define her. KHyal heads up her fiZz Agency (results-driven effervescent communication)

Karl, KHyal’s soul mate and confident, heads up Creative Placement in South Norwalk, Connecticut which is where I met to talk with them. Karl, as does KHyal, surrounds himself with the most creative people on the planet and puts them into companies that explode onto the scene. Does SoBe ring a bell?

Karl and KHyal are also the founders of PUSH Workshops, bringing brilliant creative minds together. I talked to the pair about their entree into the creative world and asked them what their young mile markers were. I want to help future creatives reading this to get some insight in their worlds.

Lately, KHyal told me she is excited about getting people in mid life to begin thinking about how they may be able to get their creative juices flowing to start anew into a wonderful new exciting world. KHyal works around-the-clock and so does Karl, learning, taking information in and sharing it. These two know everyone and anyone and are master connectors. I left them thinking I want to go with them to the next party they’re invited to.

Karl, because his business is in SoNo, (South Norwalk) decided everybody needed to know every “creative” in the neighborhood so he founded the “Taste of SoNo.” He coined it, “A Celebration of Eclectic Cuisine From The Best In SoNo.” Can you imagine more than one hundred people, all of like mind in the same room? Imagine the party scene from the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”…oh, to be Holly Golightly and be in that room.