The Creative Process (Five Stages)
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- Welcome to Episode 2 of The Creative Life podcast. In this episode, I describe the classic five stages of The Creative Process and how each stage works.
The Creative Process - Five Stages
0:44 - Preparation Stage
2:12 - Incubation Stage
3:24 - Insight Stage
4:36 - Evaluation Stage
6:48 - Elaboration Stage
7:54 - Recap of Five Stages
In this episode you’ll discover:
How the Creative Process works?
Five Stages of the Creative Process Model
The Preparation Stage - absorbing information
The Incubation Stage - letting subconsciousness do the work
The Insight Stage - Aha moment
The Evaluation Stage - is this an idea worth pursuing
The Elaboration Stage - 99% perspiration
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Stages:
1. Preparation Stage
2. Incubation Stage
3. Insight Stage
4. Evaluation Stage
5. Elaboration Stage
Lmao I’ve been on the first stage for like 5 years now 😂
I found this very useful for my students, to help them understand the process they are going through in relation to a project that they are currently working on. Thanks!.
I love the ecstatics of this video. Really appreciate you are putting out your thoughts!!
Excellent content and observations James. Thank you!
Thank you for explaining and breaking down these stages. I really notice the impact of being in different environments and taking walkings to kind of spur insights. Glad I found this channel. Looking for more content about creativity and inspiration. Cheers!
Wow, I’ve been a creative for years and didn’t realize this process until now! Thank you for the insight!
Glad i watched this , very helpful!
Thank you, James. It was really helpful.
Thanks allot for the video mate, really interesting stuff
of course it's black and white, it's the creativity at work!
Hey James, thanks for the video. i found it very usefull. Like some peaple say, some stages dont always apply for Design... I think its on us to mold the stages to our own cases.
Thank you again, very usefull.
good materials.
Very useful... Thank you so much James
Thanks a lot .
As a budding graphics designer, this was very helpful.
Thanks for the video presentation!
Have enjoyed the video........awesome
i like it ,thanks sir
Thanks James for such a nice insight.. I found it very useful.. It will surely help me in explaining Creative process to my students..
thank you Bisen.
I really loved your video! Totally agree about constructive criticism, often feedback can crush you!
Yes! Thank you!
This is referential of many transformational learning models, but I find it particularly inspired by Dr. Charle's Johnston's life's work called Creative System's Theory. Check it out. ;)
I think the creative process is unique for each person but I'm sure there are similarities. For me I just feel the urge and I get up and go.
This was very helpful! Thank you so much!
Thanks Rachel. Glad you enjoyed it.
Nice explanation . I learn easily.
Thank you dear.. I love it it was helpful.
+Basma Alaujan Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Lots more where that came from.
Realized it was an iterative process through experience, then again realized that I could actually look this stuff up and learn about it and here I am haha
The number of ideas that are actually useful probably depends on the context, but within my context it seems to be about 1 in 20 ideas. Interesting how that works
The Creative Process - Five Stages #creativity
Am i color blind or what
I don't take showers, is that why I haven't been getting great ideas
very helpful
Great presentation. Watching from Kenya and I have learned from the video.
Awesome! Thank you!
Very useful (Y) ... Thank you very much
+Englizion | Learn English Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
realizing that actually i did all the stage haha, thank you
bravo
I recently have become interested in becoming a bit creative and watching this video has definitely opened me up to having an actual approach to the creative process and laying out some projects, thank you so much??
Meditate #GO
It was worth watching the video ☺️
Nicely explained and thank you ✌️
Glad you liked it
Hi James, what music do you have playing in the background? Other tips on background music for creating that is both stimulating as well as not too disturbing ;-)?
Does it have any connection on Sigmund Freud's Creative Process?
inspiring
+dan kozar Thanks Dan.
How do you accelerate the incubation stage
Is it possible that the 5 stages are out of sequence at times? For example, could you go into the evaluation stage AFTER the elaboration stage?
I'm trying to make this applicable to the classroom and it seems like evaluation is a part of the entire process!
+Zanetti VAPA Absolutely. They can be out of sequence at times and they are very much iterative. Hope it is useful for your class.
Thanks for the video. I am not trying to be a wise-ass, but why was this shot in black and white?
geeze I have million dollar ideas all the time... gotta evaluate them and see which ones will work.
In the area of business, there is a whole stage of testing ofter the elaboration. Since you cannot evaluate a business idea by yourself, you need users to check it. That's why we have this MVP concept.
Did you use B&W as a creative touch to this video?
Was any of the stages "get the video in focus"? Sorry, it drove me nuts!
What the differences between artstic process and creative process?
For me, (just my opinion)..... they are both called "creative process" sometimes but they work differently. Creative process as what is being said in this video is more of a process to be "creative" thinker, to generate ideas and choosing the right one, generating original ideas, or to produce good ideas..The Creative Process discussed in this video is like the Pre-Writing stage of writing or the first stage of art production which is getting inspiration and generating idea, the first stage of design engineering which is to observe and generate idea to solve a problem, or the first stage of designing new things. ..... The artistic process for me is like the design process, it's a process within the Elaboration Stage. It is where you already have an idea and all you need is to start realizing it. It is where you begin to work on the idea, tapping more into your creativity and imagination, then beginning to do research, take notes, read and find reliable sources, preparing the place and materials needed, begin creating the product or a prototype or a model, testing the model or the prototype or the critique process, then reworking on it based on critique, then evaluating it, and finally to present it. It is also not a linear process, wherein you can go back to the first stage or go back to some stages over and over again to work on the product, artwork, design, or other work. :)
You are like marty mc fly in his time to go back to the future.
FIVE STEPS OF GRAHAM WALLACE THEORY OF CREATIVE PROCESS (1920s)
Even I have psychology major 😁
What about Idea germination as a step?
That'd be the same as the incubation stage.
What do you think about the roots of Human creativity..?
Funnily enough I've started reading a book about that subject. It's called The Origins of Creativity and is by the author Edward O. Wilson.
Very nice.. I ll also try to find that book...
Do share your thoughts through video..
Can anyone give icedip model example?
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So that's when an Account comes in and destroys all this video
What the heck is a creative expert, I’m just Random, you don’t need a process to be creative, it happens all around you.....
amazing content
wanna be friend?
How not to be Yandere Dev
no artist shows their work before it's finished for feedback.
this isnt good. i found this to onl tell half the story. once youre in the implementation stage so much happens. revisions, feedback, the part where you hate everything and you need to walk away for a few days. the part where you finally here someone else give feedback and you find out that your not insagne.... and you mabe have something, ust gotta polish up the edges a bit and itll be perfect. keep at it lad, youll get there.
preparation kills creativity and originality
undefined care to explain?
true originality and creativity is origined in the moment, even if it's just the day after, most artists have already lost the focus on the original feeling of what they where working on, and it's not a feeling that you can recreate by just trying to "remember", because it's a feeling that changes you in the way you think, you act, you reason, and it's not easy to emulate again a second time, even when you think you got it back you'll eventually realize that it was just you fooling yourself.
undefined thanks for responding! I was questioning the video myself lol.