Yoo-Kyung Han (Korina) Korina’s Design Thinking

According to Peter Schwartz:

“The problem is that decision-makers believe that they are forced to pick one right answer: the most likely scenario. Their approach to decision-making does not afford them the opportunity to consider apparently low probability but highly consequential scenarios. The answer, therefore, to the “believe” half of the question is a decision-making process that considers several scenarios: compelling stories about alternative futures that incorporate the analysis of “outliers” and describe three or four plausible paths forward.
Good scenarios force decision-makers to challenge their own assumptions and reconsider what is possible. As a result, they can take seriously those scenarios that seemed less likely at first, but whose plausibility increases over time.”

It is also a people matter in the sense that to make radical, systemic changes happen, various roles or skills are needed (e.g. to understand the complexity of the challenge at hand, to network and form the necessary alliances to tackle it, to draft innovative solutions, to scale and sell these, to monitor progress and motivate etc.). Seldomly these are found in one person or one type of person, even one group of people only. Also because of this aspect, the action part of the equation of systemic change is a complex one and no one, easy recipe can be prescribed to orchestrate massive change as such. Nevertheless, insight in these matters is growing, both academically and practically, which will hopefully serve as well in the many futures and societal challenges ahead of us.

This is DIY project, I set up three things: 1) the tools, 2) the materials, and 3) a bin to collect the garbage scraps. No matter what I make or how efficient my cutlist, there’s always something left over that’s too small to be used, and that night my local garbage truck goes back a pound heavier.

This material has been actively collected and recycled for decades and now MIO will be employing this existing recycling infrastructure to complete and test a closed recycling loop.

I love the sound of recycling. Recycling do everything. However, Chiquita Chandelier by Dutch designer creates the cutting out banana shapes to makes the Chiquita cartons that she rescued from the streets during her college years.

Ever wonder how a company like Target gets their designers. They applied the concept of Hollywood talent management to product design; they get to focus on coming up with unique products. “Before, I wasn’t designing a lot,” says Hayek. “After, I began designing again.”

The Industrial designers are create ideas with their hands, using studio materials like clay studio materials like clay and modeling foam to show product ike toster and table.

The pop a brand- new product out of the box and touch it, the designer’s hands and eyes have already run over that surface, in one ways or another, hundreds of times. The attractive this product is that has usefulness of product itself.

Milestones in the Development of 3D Rendering

By Rachael King
Milestones in the Development of 3D Rendering

The 3d graphics graphics in video games has gotten so rich that when the games has gotten so rich and the advance 3d rendering are becomes the huge market in business.
This is larger because the computer processing power has increased exponentially and grown more affordable. The 3D graphic capabilities that were once accessible only to high-end car and airplane designer have become widely available in gaming industry and becomes popular development in computer arts.

Five years ago, Coca-Cola’s design chief was told: “We need to do more with design. Go figure it out.” Now his labors are bearing fruit.

According to Jessie Scanlon, therefore the few copanies lost the design savvy in Coca-Cola, in recent years the company seemed to have lost its design savvy. However, the design is globally recgnized and has ribbon graphic, for instance. however, old simplicity is gone and new graphics came out for design marketing.

The Blue Is the New Green: According to the articles “water resource management” talks about the design ecology systems. The ecology systems any of us buying bottled water from Fiji is now chipper than gas prices. However, the world economy systems are impact on resources of our ecology systems. Therefore, the there are innovations, large and small, now available that would provide for systematic management and optimization of our nation’s water.

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