I really like this idea because as someone once said “eyes are the gateway to the soul” so when they are covered, it can send many messages. A knit of parts is where you create an image and then build off of it. You create patterns and then combine the elements together to make a small scene of related elements. I think I did that for one of my worst job projects unintentionally. You can also mock up a design and then apply it to an actual product. For example, you can create a product design label in Photoshop, and then print it and wrap it around the physical item. The book also talks about different variations of regurgitating ideas such as physical thinking. Physical thinking is where you draw something and then make connections from that drawing. Then you can build on that idea by photographing your drawings and seeing what the elements can say individually. From there you can conceptualize and refine your ideas to try and solidify concrete ideas. Today, while I was taking notes/doodling in my morning class, I drew a fish and then wrote the letter V. I noticed that the V could actually be the fin of the letter V. Then I had an idea that that could be a logo for something. Just from taking notes, I found how I could create form between two images or ideas.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Kadet Reading #3
I really like this idea because as someone once said “eyes are the gateway to the soul” so when they are covered, it can send many messages. A knit of parts is where you create an image and then build off of it. You create patterns and then combine the elements together to make a small scene of related elements. I think I did that for one of my worst job projects unintentionally. You can also mock up a design and then apply it to an actual product. For example, you can create a product design label in Photoshop, and then print it and wrap it around the physical item. The book also talks about different variations of regurgitating ideas such as physical thinking. Physical thinking is where you draw something and then make connections from that drawing. Then you can build on that idea by photographing your drawings and seeing what the elements can say individually. From there you can conceptualize and refine your ideas to try and solidify concrete ideas. Today, while I was taking notes/doodling in my morning class, I drew a fish and then wrote the letter V. I noticed that the V could actually be the fin of the letter V. Then I had an idea that that could be a logo for something. Just from taking notes, I found how I could create form between two images or ideas.
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