Through activities, exercises and anecdotes this overflowing book gives creativity-tapped graphic designers several methods of generating ideas and reconnecting to their creative energy. The three sections of this book focus on the most common - and therefore most stressful - brainstorming environments designers face: individual, team and with non-creatives. There are hundreds of brief and whimsical tips for every brainstorming situation and diverse and imaginative thought-provoking exercises appropriate for the fast-paced design artists. This book targets the major obstacles in the creative process by guiding designers through exercises that jolt themselves, their colleagues, and their clients back to life.
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This review is from: Idea Revolution: Guidelines and Prompts for Brainstorming Alone, in Groups or With Clients (Graphic Design) (Paperback)
I am an both a fine and graphic artist and its nice to see such ideas in print. Its a simple book but great for a reminder and refresher for stimulating ideas in groups and solo. I recommend this book for my students and colleagues alike because its short and to the point. Its also nice to hear how other artists get going on ideas and such.
The layout of the book is nice too!
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Great book for when you get stuck for ideas!,
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This review is from: Idea Revolution: Guidelines and Prompts for Brainstorming Alone, in Groups or With Clients (Graphic Design) (Paperback)
What a great book for creative people. It's full of ideas for ways to generate new ideas. If you're in a creative field, such as web design, graphic design, illustration, or anything that requires you to come up with something from nothing, then you understand that sometimes you just get stuck. This book can help you overcome whatever stumbling block has been placed in your way.
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No Good at all!!!,
This review is from: Idea Revolution: Guidelines and Prompts for Brainstorming Alone, in Groups or With Clients (Graphic Design) (Paperback)
IDEA REVOLUTION is a great title, this book is not... This book should have been called LITTLE UNDEEP THOUGHTS ABOUT DESIGN, casue that's what it is. Nothing usefull and mediocre design. Just try not to buy it.
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You will always be your own harshest critic. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
creative survey, brainstorming group Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Creative Challenge, Jeff Fisher, Mark Sackett, Artworks Design, Hornall Anderson Design Works, Gunter Advertising, Patricia Belyea, Brainfood Creative Programs, Jack Anderson, Kim Drury, Mike Salisbury, Randy Gunter, Bruce Turkel, Burkey Belser, Lorie Josephsen, Sayles Graphic Design, Senior Designer, Amoeba Corp, David Conover, Digital Soup, Engineer of Creative Identity, Leigh White, Mikey Richardson, Reality One, Adobe Photoshop New!
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You will always be your own harshest critic. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
creative survey, brainstorming group Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Creative Challenge, Jeff Fisher, Mark Sackett, Artworks Design, Hornall Anderson Design Works, Gunter Advertising, Patricia Belyea, Brainfood Creative Programs, Jack Anderson, Kim Drury, Mike Salisbury, Randy Gunter, Bruce Turkel, Burkey Belser, Lorie Josephsen, Sayles Graphic Design, Senior Designer, Amoeba Corp, David Conover, Digital Soup, Engineer of Creative Identity, Leigh White, Mikey Richardson, Reality One, Adobe Photoshop New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Fearless Creating: A Step-by-Step Guide To Starting and Completing Your Work of Art by Eric Maisel on page 12, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- San Francisco Bay: A Pictorial Maritime History by John Haskell Kemble in Back Matter
- Brainstorming: How to Create Successful Ideas by Charles Clark in Back Matter
- COLLABORATIVE CREATIVITY - SC-OP by Jack Ricchiuto in Back Matter
- Five Star Mind: Games & Puzzles to Stimulate Your Creativity & Imagination by Tom Wujec in Back Matter
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