How can I be more creative? People from every walk of life have asked this question. Whether the motivation is to find more personal satisfaction in everyday life or to achieve success in the workplace, the desire for creativity, and the struggle to sustain it, is universal. Drawing on his varied experiences as a successful product designer and creative director, as well as a seasoned educator and a working parent, Fridolin Beisert's Creative Strategies: 10 Approaches to Solving Design Problems uncovers priceless strategies to lead a more creative life-in any industry, at any level-whether you…mehr
How can I be more creative? People from every walk of life have asked this question. Whether the motivation is to find more personal satisfaction in everyday life or to achieve success in the workplace, the desire for creativity, and the struggle to sustain it, is universal. Drawing on his varied experiences as a successful product designer and creative director, as well as a seasoned educator and a working parent, Fridolin Beisert's Creative Strategies: 10 Approaches to Solving Design Problems uncovers priceless strategies to lead a more creative life-in any industry, at any level-whether you are a student, a teacher, a parent, or a CEO. Beisert's approaches, cleverly and appropriately titled Pattern Breaking, Planting Limits, and Reality Hacking, to name a few, are revealed through case studies and personal anecdotes that are both entertaining and illuminating, and demonstrate that creativity is a skill that can be learned the same way that we learn how to ride a bicycle: by actively practicing it.
Fridolin Beisert is a product designer by training, a creative by choice, and a teacher by serendipity. He grew up in Hamburg, Germany, and is currently the creative director at baum-kuchen.net, an online lifestyle brand founded and operated by his wife. He is also a faculty member and director of the Product Design department at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, where he teaches creative problem solving, design process, and visual communication. Prior to these roles, Fridolin worked in Tokyo developing futuristic video games, formed a boutique design consultancy out of his garage, toured as an international underground DJ, wrote a book on learning design using 3D software, and studied traditional papermaking from a master craftsman in Japan.
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