Es Devlin Culture in Quarantine Masterclass
At the beginning of the video, she showed us the model she had made before, which was very shocking! Who would have thought that the stage of a large concert was evolved from small models at the beginning. These models are very delicate and small.
Then she introduced to us how to help us transform abstract things into concrete things. What’s incredible is that we only need to prepare a few sheets of paper, pencils and our own research for the preliminary work. Splicing interesting information on the draft paper, constantly looking up information, and constantly improving, will gradually become what we want it to be. I don’t think it’s not terrible to have no thoughts. A good design must be continuous improvement, continuous discussion with others, and continuous modification. This is a continuous deliberation and a long process. As long as you persevere, the result will not let you down. When there are more and more exercises like this, we will find ourselves that our thinking will become more and more agile and choose the best solution.
How to make a cardboard prototype
After watching the video How to make a cardboard prototype, I really think this is very cool! He turned a pile of seemingly useless cardboard boxes into a work of art. I think this is a very good way of expression: first of all, it is very convenient and low-cost to use cardboard boxes to cut and splice out your own ideas. And there may be unexpected results in continuous attempts! Every attempt is full of fun. Find the best method in constant experimentation and change. The design should be like this. In the course of constant experimentation and exploration, there may be accidents or bottlenecks in the middle. But all of this is temporary, don’t stop, stick to it, only in this way will the idea continue, and more possibilities will continue to emerge!
