Andy Rutledge on creativity and design
"While many commonly popular definitions of creativity amount to little more than references to self-expression or flamboyancy, we designers should not be so lax or obtuse in our concept of it."
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"Like a firearm, [creativity] should be treated with caution and respect, and used professionally only by trained individuals." ... "Any reference to constraints that limit creativity is just another way of equating creativity wit... |
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"As designers, we’re wrongly perceived as custodians and exponents of creativity. This matters because business currently overvalues creativity. To avoid the inevitable backlash, we must lead our clients’ perceptions." |
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If you’re a web designer, do you consider yourself to be “a creative”? |
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Creativity is an inborn capacity for thinking differently than most, seeing differently, and making connections and perceiving relationships others miss. But most importantly, it is the ability to then extrapolate contextually use... |
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"As designers, we’re wrongly perceived as custodians and exponents of creativity. This matters because business currently overvalues creativity. To avoid the inevitable backlash, we must lead our clients’ perceptions." |
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