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Jazmine
I think why people are so upset about this ironically gives credence to the argument of a dedicated space, though. Should there be a hotline of specialists - perhaps men - who are trained to deal with this triggering/especially offensive matter? I hear you that the resource(s) aren't being take advantage of. This is a common PH problem. If it stops
... See moreBuild at least one non-visual research source into your next project. A text, a film, a conversation with someone working in a completely different field. Notice what it changes about the brief. Sometimes I like to reference a song next to my moodboard, so the clients get the vibe better.
Keep written notes alongside your image research. Not... See more
Keep written notes alongside your image research. Not... See more
Over months and years, a genuine research practice builds a visual signature that shows up consistently across your work. Clients begin to recognise it. The right collaborations start to come. The work starts to feel like it belongs to a body of thinking instead of a series of individual briefs.
This is what research builds in you when you commit to it seriously. It develops a subconscious visual language like a set of instincts, references, and connections that are genuinely yours.
Zoë Yasemin • Your Research Practice Is Your Creative Identity
Collecting is saving images because they are beautiful, because the mood is right, because they might be useful someday. It is passive. It lets the image speak without asking it any questions. A folder of thousands of saved images is evidence of a good eye, but it is not a research practice, it’s a database.
Research is when the act of looking... See more
Research is when the act of looking... See more
Zoë Yasemin • Your Research Practice Is Your Creative Identity
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