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Around midterm, I shared a few ideas since we were all aware that this course was in its infancy. I’ve gone back to those suggestions and readdressed my thoughts below. However, throughout this course I kept another aspect in mind: … Continue reading →

Understanding Visual Models for Facilitating Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration A fundamental approach to collaboration dynamics and connecting graphic design and statistical research visual models. Video redirected to Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/61502582    

Developing Universal Visual Tools For Facilitating Multi-Disciplinary Design Collaboration Multi-disciplinary design thinking is the current standard of graphic design collaboration for intensive, large-scope projects. However, professionals from varied design fields generate solutions using different visual tools outside of multi-disciplinary collaboration. … Continue reading →

Pre-preparation, Questions, Process, Flow, Pace and Finish Top Interviewee Robert Ireland EVP, Managing Creative Director Sharp Communications 415 Madison Avenue New York, NY Interview Pre-Preparation I genuinely lucked out when I heard back from one of my top five interviewee … Continue reading →

Hmm. Well, I’ve arrived at what I think is a close-to-a-final answer, yet I’m not satisfied. While I see that Michelle, Rhett and I had a similar end result, I may have had a rather different beginning. My work was … Continue reading →

Thesis Statement Draft v.3 Dynamic, multi-disciplinary design thinking is the current standard of graphic design collaboration. Teams may consist of graphic designers, scientists, sociologists, engineers and programmers working together toward large scope project goals. Teams research and conceptualize solutions to … Continue reading →

Dynamic, multi-disciplinary design thinking has redefined the standard of graphic design collaboration. Visionary teams consist of designers, scientists, psychologists, sociologists, engineers and programmers. Teams research, collaborate and conceptualize solutions to empathetically reach a specific demographic; yet individuals are unaware of … Continue reading →

To preface, this post had been saved in draft form for the past three and a half days due to my wife undergoing emergency surgery, Tuesday evening. Originally, I wanted to test Zotero, since we have a subscription through our … Continue reading →

Creative, dynamic, multi-disciplinary design thinking has redefined the standard of graphic design. Designers, scientists, psychologists, sociologists, engineers and programmers research, visualize and collaborate toward project specific goals. While teams know how to empathetically reach a specific demographic, some individuals are … Continue reading →

Following this week’s Collaboration Center discussions, I gained a little better insight into my own topic per peer and professor feedback. One thing that I was certain about, was that I wasn’t about to switch topics. At least not as … Continue reading →