The
Imagineering Workout ~ Update 6
Start with
a Question
“Start
with a question to discover if there is an opportunity for creativity.”
Dave
Crawford
Principal
Mechanical Engineer,
Show/Ride
Engineering
Questions get the creative process started by asking how, why
and in what other ways can something be done.
The answers explore options that kick off creativity.
The most unrealistic options inspire tangent ideas that take
you to new places you would never have considered.
When looking at one option for putting together a computer
photo and graphic project I was stuck on how to get the graphic I wanted to add
to the picture to work. I asked myself how do I it so it looks right. Why does
it have to be the why I’ve put it together so far. What other ways can I do it.
Asking myself how, why and what other ways to do it I let my
mind freely scramble around. Instead of just thinking “inside” the computer box
I thought of old school paper and scissors ways of doing the same thing. When I
did that I became braver and cutting out my graphics in my computer program and
adding them to pictures I’d taken. I found that in all reality doing it in the
computer is almost the same as doing it by hand. It is easier in the computer
because you can flip the direction of a graphic or picture. You can easily make
a graphic larger or smaller to fit where you want to put it.
Here is some of my creative play.
If you wish to follow along and read the book for yourself here is the information:
The
Imagineering Workout
By
The Disney Imagineers
ISBN
078685554-1
It
is available at Amazon.com
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