Comments on: The Puzzle of Creation: My Respect to the Process http://alexjmann.com/2009/08/18/the-puzzle-of-creation-my-respect-to-the-process/ Wed, 17 Mar 2010 04:03:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: alexjmann http://alexjmann.com/2009/08/18/the-puzzle-of-creation-my-respect-to-the-process/comment-page-1/#comment-443 alexjmann Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:55:28 +0000 http://alexjmann.com/?p=2970#comment-443 My process is just a result of me doing what feels right from a creative<br>stand point, even if it was not, or is not, accepted by those that stand<br>strong or preach their own formal process. And, I wouldn't say my process<br>is always the same.<br><br>However, there are little strategies I use, such as literally "brain<br>dumping" everything I am interested in, understand, or don't understand<br>about a given topic, and building a piece out that way. This often requires<br>cutting out irrelevant information at the end, but, it makes the process<br>more interesting. My process is just a result of me doing what feels right from a creative
stand point, even if it was not, or is not, accepted by those that stand
strong or preach their own formal process. And, I wouldn't say my process
is always the same.

However, there are little strategies I use, such as literally “brain
dumping” everything I am interested in, understand, or don't understand
about a given topic, and building a piece out that way. This often requires
cutting out irrelevant information at the end, but, it makes the process
more interesting.

]]> By: alexjmann http://alexjmann.com/2009/08/18/the-puzzle-of-creation-my-respect-to-the-process/comment-page-1/#comment-347 alexjmann Thu, 20 Aug 2009 08:55:28 +0000 http://alexjmann.com/?p=2970#comment-347 My process is just a result of me doing what feels right from a creative<br>stand point, even if it was not, or is not, accepted by those that stand<br>strong or preach their own formal process. And, I wouldn't say my process<br>is always the same.<br><br>However, there are little strategies I use, such as literally "brain<br>dumping" everything I am interested in, understand, or don't understand<br>about a given topic, and building a piece out that way. This often requires<br>cutting out irrelevant information at the end, but, it makes the process<br>more interesting. My process is just a result of me doing what feels right from a creative
stand point, even if it was not, or is not, accepted by those that stand
strong or preach their own formal process. And, I wouldn't say my process
is always the same.

However, there are little strategies I use, such as literally “brain
dumping” everything I am interested in, understand, or don't understand
about a given topic, and building a piece out that way. This often requires
cutting out irrelevant information at the end, but, it makes the process
more interesting.

]]> By: alexjmann http://alexjmann.com/2009/08/18/the-puzzle-of-creation-my-respect-to-the-process/comment-page-1/#comment-244 alexjmann Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:55:28 +0000 http://alexjmann.com/?p=2970#comment-244 My process is just a result of me doing what feels right from a creative<br>stand point, even if it was not, or is not, accepted by those that stand<br>strong or preach their own formal process. And, I wouldn't say my process<br>is always the same.<br><br>However, there are little strategies I use, such as literally "brain<br>dumping" everything I am interested in, understand, or don't understand<br>about a given topic, and building a piece out that way. This often requires<br>cutting out irreverent information at the end, but, it makes the process<br>more interesting. My process is just a result of me doing what feels right from a creative
stand point, even if it was not, or is not, accepted by those that stand
strong or preach their own formal process. And, I wouldn't say my process
is always the same.

However, there are little strategies I use, such as literally “brain
dumping” everything I am interested in, understand, or don't understand
about a given topic, and building a piece out that way. This often requires
cutting out irreverent information at the end, but, it makes the process
more interesting.

]]> By: Carlos Miceli http://alexjmann.com/2009/08/18/the-puzzle-of-creation-my-respect-to-the-process/comment-page-1/#comment-241 Carlos Miceli Tue, 18 Aug 2009 16:20:02 +0000 http://alexjmann.com/?p=2970#comment-241 I'm intrigued on how you developed your process. Mainly because I think that some advice on that is necessary (for me at least). I don't think I have such a defined process yet. I'm intrigued on how you developed your process. Mainly because I think that some advice on that is necessary (for me at least). I don't think I have such a defined process yet.

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