Do you remember the time when you were a little kid and your curiosity about how things work was unstoppable? Do you still remember how you were constantly trying different things? How you failed many times and how you found new creative ways to get what you wanted?
“The electric light did not come from the continuous improvement of candles.” — Oren Harari 💡
Unfortunately, when we grow older we often loose this ability. I tend to believe one of the reasons why this is the case is because of the way we are raised, where we are taught to…
If you know me, then you know that I have an ongoing affair with paint, pens, markers, paper, whiteboard, and a notebook… And if you don’t know me, then no, I am not crazy — I just love to visually express what is on my mind. 😉 In this article I hope to inspire you by sharing a small piece of my passion for creation. So, let us begin!
There is a lot of studies that support the idea of “a picture is worth a thousand words” so I will not focus on that today.
Instead, I want to show…
Pen and paper, pixels and code, chalks and blackboards — these are all artifacts we tend to associate with design materials since they are all common elements used by designers when trying to find solutions to identified problems. These artifacts are both analog and digital, and their form and role are obvious. Less obvious is Artificial Intelligence (AI), which is becoming more and more prevalent in the machines of today and therefore has to be considered as a design material as well. AI in general, and machine learning in particular, offers several features and opportunities for designers to innovate and…
Sandra Wdowiak
I am a creative and passionate problem solver who loves to design with people for people! ✏️ My portfolio: www.sandrawdowiak.com
