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The resonance within

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Competence Centre Computational Culture

This is the latest work I done. It is the logo for the Competence Center Computational Culture. In the process I figured something out:

When working on a product there is something besides that strong and overwhelming inspiration which I want to call the “resonance within”. While the inspiration can be a very short and strong moment of clear view and truth the resonance is something more like feeling that the work that is be done, is done right. Is simply feels good. On the website from NYC-designer Sagmeister I found something very interesting according to this. He was asked about a method of coming of with ideas that he finds useful:

“Here is the method from James Webb Young:
1. Think about a project from any possible point of view. From yours, from your moms, from the clients, from a color, from a form etc.etc. point of view.
2. Write every thought down on its own index card. Fill as many cards as possible.
3. Gather them all on a big table. Try to find relationships between the different thoughts.
4. Forget about it.
5. Idea will strike you when you don’t expect it.”

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The resonance within

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Competence Centre Computational Culture

This is the latest work I’ve done. It is the logo for the Competence Center Computational Culture. In the process I figured something out:

When working on a product there is something besides that strong and overwhelming inspiration which I want to call the “resonance within”. While the inspiration can be a very short and strong moment of clear view and truth the resonance is something more like feeling that the work that is be done, is done right. Is simply feels good. On the website from NYC-designer Sagmeister I found something very interesting according to this. He was asked about a method of coming of with ideas that he finds useful:

“Here is the method from James Webb Young:
1. Think about a project from any possible point of view. From yours, from your moms, from the clients, from a color, from a form etc.etc. point of view.
2. Write every thought down on its own index card. Fill as many cards as possible.
3. Gather them all on a big table. Try to find relationships between the different thoughts.
4. Forget about it.
5. Idea will strike you when you don’t expect it.”

Comments are closed.