Storyboarding is about arranging and categorizing ideas and solutions in a linear format and order. It’s best done after brainstorming to generate ideas.
This is interesting because I have never really linearly placed my ideas. This is also something I would try in the future and apply it to my creative thinking skills.
But brainstorming sessions can be extremely potent if you approach them differently.
I believe having different ways to brainstorm, especially in a group setting, only helps to generate more ideas and ways to approach a topic. This is something that personally helps me generate ideas in creative ways.
nce you’ve generated a list, challenge the group to turn those horrible ideas into good ones by either considering its opposite, or by finding some aspect within a terrible idea that can be used to inspire a good one.
This made me curious because I have never tried this method before. I always only jot down good ideas and try to avoid writing down those I deem as bad. This will be something I try in the future.
irst, create a statement that clearly defines what your creative objective is.
This statement is useful because it's the first step on how you guide your creative thinking and ideation to produce solutions and results. Without a creative objective, you wouldn't know how to source your thoughts and facilitate the direction they are going in.