Image Collection and Ideation for Design

Study Notes

Collecting Images and Clippings for Ideation and Design Processes

Images are abundant in various forms, including magazines, books, posters, and the web.
Collecting images and clippings is a way to use the richness of the world around us for ideation and design processes.
There are several methods to save a copy of collected images, such as using scissors, a scanner or camera, or image clipping software.
To make collected images useful, it is important to develop habits for storing them effectively.
Three common ways to store collected images are on a computer, in shoe boxes or physical file folders, or in a sketchbook or scrapbook.
Accessing and annotating collected images is crucial to gain the benefits of using them.
Collecting images in a sketchbook or scrapbook is highly recommended because it involves a deeper study of the image and allows for easy reviewing.
Annotations should include information about the source of the image, parts liked or disliked, and any thoughts or adjustments related to the image.
Crediting other people's ideas is important when using their images.
Examples of image collections can provide inspiration and ideas for design processes.
Annotated layered ideas can be applied to interface problems in design.
Regularly accessing and reviewing collected images can enhance the ideation and design processes.

Description

Test your knowledge on the art of collecting images and clippings for ideation and design processes with this informative quiz. Discover the different methods for saving images, effective ways to store them, and the importance of annotations. Explore how to credit other people's ideas and gain inspiration from examples of image collections. Improve your design skills by applying annotated layered ideas to interface problems, and learn how regularly accessing and reviewing collected images can enhance your creative processes. Take the quiz now to see how much you know about