What is Your Design Tendency?
This is the fortieth
installment of The Curious Creative, weekly 10-minute writing
exercises for busy individuals interested in exploring their creativity. For
the complete rationale, click here.
My Thoughts:
For this week’s exercise, we’ll keep it simple and give you something
creatively playful you can do anywhere anytime. Yet, the self-knowledge you
glean from this quick exercise might inform you of your artistic leanings,
which you can choose to abandon or embrace in future creative projects!
Your Turn!
- Take a pile of things from your pocket and arrange them on the table till they’re aesthetically pleasing to you.
- Then reflect on your design tendency. Did you go for symmetry? Chaos? Color? Lines? Patterns? Big? Small? Functional? Shocking?
How did you do? Did you learn something
about your artistic leanings? Is this a tendency you can further embrace by
intentionally using it to guide you in future creative work? Or would it
benefit you to experiment with abandoning this tendency, and go for the
opposite?
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Source: inspired by the workshop, “Body Language: Exploring Your
Secondary Intelligence,” taught at The
Hugo House by Jill Leininger and Ilvs Strass on 8/13/17.
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