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Images from the Creative Teamwork course 2018. Led by Prof. Mikko Jalas, Kirsi Joenpolvi and Maria Joutsenvirta
©Abigail Garbett
This is a great book for looking at a variety of creative work space. It features a variety of arts and artists and shows how each type of activity utilizes space differently.
Creative Minimalism
Minimum equipment brings more creativity at lightGIANTS studio.
Models:
Mariana, Jay Jency, Shocy, Merry J
DIE HEXEN performs 'Sensorium' with special guests Gentle Stranger and Ruth Bate.
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Chantal is a delightful young lass that contacted me for a shoot in April 2009. She's incredibly tall, long legged, photogenic, creative, and fun to work with. Chantal has a great profile and portfolio on Model Mayhem; she's currently planning on a career in Real Estate but I wouldn't be surprised if she goes far in the modeling world - I wish her well. We took these shots above McHugh Falls and then on Turnagain Arm, south of Anchorage, Alaska.
Portrait Composition; "Pamela"; (SB900 with Gary Fong defuser "on camera" left.. window light camera right); ©2010 DianaLee Photo Designs
This is a revised improved version of my original Creative Commons image combined elements from M.C. Escher's print and Davidhazy's photo of ripples.
(This previous Creative Commons version, uploaded to my Flickr account in October 2006 has been viewed 60,612 times. Flickr limits free accounts to 200 images in the available photostream but this image, and others, are still hosted on my Flickr account. They are not as easy to find.)
In my ongoing investigation of connectivity on Web 2.0 I have added a new synapse thanks to PowerShot's shaky video capacity YouTube This image is my background.
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This morning I've done a creative thinking session, this amongst other things involved me taking on the character of Wonder Woman to solve a problem and to articulate a problem by building it in Lego form. Once built then use Lego as a facilitator to solve the problem.
My problem simply was getting to and from work. Amongst the solutions was to move the office, remove the traffic or simply place me on the other side of the road.
I've learnt that it's neither easy to articulate a problem with lego... nor solve it simply my moving bricks. Maybe I'll have another go later.