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I adopt simple chronological accumulation of index cards in the PoIC system. I have been thinking why it works well, and not classification. Here is a plausible answer.
Classification is, in different expression, to find a pattern.
- To find pattern, we need quantity (e.g. sufficient number of index cards).
- To make quantity, we need some time.
It is impossible to find a pattern in initial stage for anybody. We don't know what is exact pattern. We can't see it. Because what we are trying is to create something "new". This is why classification become bottle neck in personal productivity.
What is more efficient is to accumulate quantity in chronological order anyway. And later, we see the pattern. Quality or quantity? We need both. What is creativity? To make something new, unknown, unclassified.
# Then why classification works well in library and museum? Because they have enough quantity from the beginning.
Creativity - being creative and imaginative in their thinking and in their approach to problems and dilemmas
"I am CREATIVE. I use my imagination in all sorts of situations."
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In this interview, Ben gives answers to the following questions:
1) What is a masterpiece?
2) How do you define creativity?
3) What do you feel when creating art?
4) How do you find inspiration?
5) What does art mean to you?
6) Do you have creative blocks?
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"Creativity is the ability to change
something ordinary into something special."
~ unknown
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We used creativity while making this poster because we did use an A3 piece of paper, we used 1 sheet for 1 letter. We also used Christmas colors.
Hair: Ache-Little Bones
Jacket: Old Letterman-Addams
Bottoms: Cute Rippy Jeans-CK
Top: Tank Top-Blueberry Group Gift
Pose: Artist Bento Pose-R.O Poses
Location: Backdrop City-Graffiti
" to live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. "
i think this quote is so damn true because some people aren't as creative as other. some people are creative with what they wear, what they draw, what they sing, who they are, etc. i grew up learning music and arts with a passion and my family doesn't understand my passion for them. i personaly think i'm creative and try to be creative but not a lot of people can understand my creativeness. so if we fear of being misunderstood, how are we going to show our creativeness? look at lady gaga's old picture. look how "normal" she was. i think inside of her, there was a "monster" hiding inside of her to be awaken and look at her now. a millionaire whom everyone knows and is praised. i wanna be someone who is creative and is misunderstood because that states the fact that people are actually caring to show you their feelings and opinions about what you created so now, don't be afraid. just show your creative side (:
I don't know who the artist was that came up with these crazy statues in the Palace Gardens, but I think there may have been drugs involved.
Immerse yourself in creating--tap that source that brings you joy! This is a great thought and one that I was fortunate to stumble upon while visiting Michelle Alexander's blog site: redpoppyart.blogspot.com/
Here's to a great 2012! May creativity take you places of joy and wonder. xoxoxo
Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Design is knowing which ones to keep. www.brogan.com
I took this photo because my aunt had just installed something that keeps bugs from crawling under the door.
I think that it is creativity because I would have never thought of doing it and I think she was thinking out of the box
Audience member asks a question the USC Creativity & Collaboration in the Academy conference December 3, 2010. The conference was hosted by the USC Vice President of Research, Randy Hall, and Marty Kaplan and Johanna Blakley from the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center. Find out more about the event at learcenter.org.