Fueling Creativity in Design
Jasmin Riebel, B.A. in Communication Design, M.A. in Creativity & Innovation
Availability
Online only
Location
Online
Price
€ 50.00 (Standard)
€ 25.00 (*Students)
*Note: You are only eligible for student rates if registering with your University of Malta, MCAST or American University of Malta email addresses.
This course demystifies creativity, equipping designers with tools to foster diverse thinking, collaborative problem-solving, and creative breakthroughs. It is tailored for design professionals seeking to elevate their creative skills and approach.
Creativity is often cited as one of the most important skills of the 21st century. Especially for creative professionals such as designers, understanding and nurturing their creativity is a lifelong task. Unfortunately, creativity is often misunderstood as a sudden burst of inspiration, the famous kiss of the muse, on which creative professionals depend to thrive in their careers. During this workshop, we will debunk this myth by looking at different models of the creative process and reflecting on the specific needs of participants when it comes to creativity. Tools and techniques tailored to different stages of the creative process will be introduced to empower participants to take ownership of their creative juices.
Difficulty Level
Appreciation. A general appreciation of the subject will be achieved, as well as an understanding of how the subject may affect, or integrate, with other subjects.
Prerequisite
None
Who is this for?
This course caters to designers, artists, creative professionals, and anyone interested in enhancing their creative capacity. It benefits individuals seeking to develop a structured approach to creativity while integrating it into their design processes.
Meet your instructor?
Jasmin Antonia Riebel is a designer and design researcher with a great passion for creativity in all its facets. After several years working in the creative industries, where she held positions in design, copywriting, brand strategy and design thinking, she now works in academia. Her current research focuses on methods and tools to support interdisciplinary teams during the ideation phase of data-intensive software projects. Jasmin holds a B.A. in Communication Design (University of Applied Sciences, Germany) and an M.A. in Creativity & Innovation (University of Malta).
Workshop aims
In this workshop, participants will be guided to better understand what their creative process looks like. You will also learn about tools and techniques to encourage different ways of thinking in the creative process.
Learning outcomes
- at a personal level (What does ‘being creative’ mean to me?)
- in their own field (What is my creative process like?)
- in the wider context of the creative industries (How does creativity flourish, e.g., in diverse teams?)
- encourage divergent or convergent thinking;
- get out of a creative block;
- foster creativity in a collaborative environment.
105 Valley Road
Birkirkara, BKR 9011
Malta
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