Comments for Whitney Wright

Comment on Unit 6, Blog Entry 1: Creative Process by Whitney Wright

Whitney Wright — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 03:22:50 +0000

I agree whole heartedly with your suggestions. My process is constantly changing and I am realizing that it changes with every project based on its parameters. I’ve noticed I also like to use a more cyclic approach compared to the linear one I used above. I imagine the last few steps and being steps that I repeat multiple times until I get it just right.

Thanks for your comment!

Comment on Unit 6, Blog Entry 1: Creative Process by Ericca Hope

Ericca Hope — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 19:14:46 +0000

Whitney,

I am with you on being a note taker! I reduce my entire life to lists and outlines. I worry that perhaps I am funding the Post-It company all on my own… But, as for being new to the design world, we all start somewhere. Kudos to you for seeking a higher level of education in your design skill set. The only thing I might add to your process is just before final design. I would add semi-final design presented to the client and relevant stakeholders for review and refinements, then on to final design and output. Oh, and perhaps personal/design reflection at the very end.

You seem to have collaboration involved in your daily process, which is always an asset to a designer. I believe it helps us to not stagnate on our own personal agendas and instead focus on the big picture through a diversity of input/viewpoints.

Comment on Unit 5, Blog Post 1: Defining Graphic Design – Revisited by Bonnie Cook

Bonnie Cook — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 23:26:07 +0000

I love this: “if I do this now, what will happen later”…

My experience with the definition of design has been fairly similar, as I am rebooting myself in my process and becoming more thoughtful in why I do things rather than just doing them or losing my head in the constraints that exist within design projects all the time. It is certainly good for the designer’s soul at this point in our careers and education!

Bonnie