Physical thinking to reconstruction
1. Physical thinking
a.
How to think physically
i.
Draw
ii.
Build
iii.
Photograph
iv.
Conceptualize
v.
Refine
2. Take the matter outside
a.
How to take the matter outside
i.
Texture
ii.
Climate catalysts
iii.
Projection
3. Unconventional tools
a.
How to use unconventional tools
i.
Decide what forms you want to create
ii.
Step away from computer
iii.
Find some marking tools
iv.
Choose wisely
v.
Make it a graphic
4. Regurgitation
a.
How to regurgitate
i.
Take a walk
ii.
Study it
iii.
Restrict yourself
iv.
Document
v.
Slice and dice
5. Reconstruction
a.
How to reconstruct
i.
Collect source material
ii.
Analyze and replicate your sources
iii.
Observe
iv.
Compile a dictionary of elements
v.
Make your own images
HOW DO YOU CREATE FORM?
1. Daniel van
der Velden
a. Handwriting
should convey a mood
2. Art Chantry
a. Form
is an abstract concept with no basis in reality
3. Martin
Venezky
a. Begin
with materials and engage their properties
4. Louise Sandhaus
a. Identify
the problem the design is solving
5. Jonathan
Barnbrook
a. Form
has to be absolutely about the meaning of the work
6. Jessica
Helfand
a. The
line
7. Doyald
Young
a. First
define form
8. Keetra Dean
Dixon
a. Exercises
9. Stephen
Doyle
a. Think
about language