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Mas o Tejo nao e mais belo que o rio que corre pela minha aldeia
Porque o Tejo nao eo rio que corre pela minha aldeia" Fernandc Pessoa
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This is the synthesis of my activities in Generative Design course at Politecnico di Milano:
From this subject I could extract some very interesting tools that surely helped me to know better and also develop my design process. Among them Icould point out,the constant activity of questioning why and how we do each step on a project,that leads us to knowledge about our way of designing. Also I should point out the generative process brought me a creative method I can use in any kind of project. As I could learn and interpret it, this is a helpful! method that can draw up a path for having solid results in a variety of projects. Having a method has it's importance since it helps you sustaining the quality through your projects, it gives you a straight and yet flexible line that you can follow up and hopefully almost never stumble with an impassable challenge or the common "lack of ideas/creativity".
In the video you will be able to see the two main projects I developed in this discipline,being the 1st one a typography development with the generative aproach, and the 2nd one a children's book cover in which Iperformed the same method. I hope it is clear, and would also like to state that this was my interpretation on this method and I don't think it is the only or the "right" way of designing.The best method/tools you can use, are the ones you know and the ones you create for yourself.
Daniel Ito.