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Brainstorm
The document discusses various forms of creative media including photography, musicals, dance, movies, art, and more. It also provides definitions for sculpting, photography, embroidery, directing, and dance which are some of the creative fields represented. The information is presented visually with categories of creative media arranged in a graphic layout without full sentences of text.
Mindmap
This document outlines different creative genres and careers including music, performing arts, visual arts, media, and business. It lists musical genres like musicals and careers like singer, musician, dancer, choreographer. It also includes visual arts like painting, writing, sculpting and careers in media, books, fashion, and theater.
Ideas for dance
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Natureza Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one area where human artistry can come close according to the author. Music is uniquely able to capture beauty in a way that engages both the mind and senses, allowing art to transcend nature's splendor.
Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
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While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like harmony and emotion.
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Brainstorm
The document discusses various forms of creative media including photography, musicals, dance, movies, art, and more. It also provides definitions for sculpting, photography, embroidery, directing, and dance which are some of the creative fields represented. The information is presented visually with categories of creative media arranged in a graphic layout without full sentences of text.
Mindmap
This document outlines different creative genres and careers including music, performing arts, visual arts, media, and business. It lists musical genres like musicals and careers like singer, musician, dancer, choreographer. It also includes visual arts like painting, writing, sculpting and careers in media, books, fashion, and theater.
Ideas for dance
The document lists potential names for a dance group including Body Rock, Body Rockers, Street Rock, Street Kids, and Street Ninjas. It also mentions Unexpected. The document discusses doing different types of street dance moves like popping, locking, krumping and breaking as well as varieties of dance like hip-hop and break dancing. Street dance is described as a way to express feelings through dance.
Photo slam 2013 slideshare
This short document discusses a photography exhibit at the OKC Museum of Art featuring the work of photographer Herb Ritts. The exhibit focuses on Ritts' black and white photographs that incorporate elements of abstract art, humor, and portraits of people. The document expresses gratitude to the museum and Narciso Arguelles for presenting the exhibit.
Natureza Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one area where human artistry can come close according to the author. Music is uniquely able to capture beauty in a way that engages both the mind and senses, allowing art to transcend nature's splendor.
Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
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While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like harmony and emotion.
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While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
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While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one area where human artistry can come close according to the author. Music is uniquely able to capture beauty in a way that engages both the mind and senses, allowing art to transcend nature's splendor.
Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
La faune
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Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect the majesty and wonder found in the natural world through its melodies and harmonies.
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Prototype test
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Mindmap
Mind mapping is a visualization technique that allows for radial, non-linear thinking inspired by how the brain naturally makes connections. It involves creating a central concept or word and radiating associated ideas, words and concepts outward in branches. There are no strict rules, but effective mind maps use text, images, color and doodling to visually outline information without editing as ideas emerge. Mind maps can facilitate more creative brainstorming compared to traditional outlines by allowing for multiple connections between topics. Students are assigned to create three hand-drawn mind maps related to their senior project and upload high-quality images of the maps to the class wiki by a deadline.
An overview of mind mapping
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The document discusses mind mapping as a study tool. It provides rules for creating a proper mind map, including using a landscape layout, capital letters, a central theme, branching lines for topics, writing from the center outward, using a 45 degree writing angle, colors, pictures, codes, and less writing. It also mentions mind maps can be used for presentations, brainstorming, research, essays, and as an overview, review, or study aid.
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Mind mapping
A mind map is a diagram used to visually organize information. It uses images, colors, and branches connected to a central concept to structure key points and show relationships. To create a mind map, you start with an image in the center of a blank page and radiate branches out in curved lines, using different colors, with one key word or image per line. This structure allows the mind to make connections and understand and remember information more easily.
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While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
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While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect the majesty and wonder found in the natural world through its melodies and harmonies.
Animaux Sauvages Beau
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one area where human artistry can come close according to the author. Music is uniquely able to capture beauty through composition in a way that engages both intellect and emotion.
Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one area where human artistry can come close according to the author. Music is uniquely able to capture beauty in a way that engages both the mind and senses, allowing art to transcend nature's splendor.
Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
La faune
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect the majesty and wonder found in the natural world through its melodies and harmonies.
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While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect qualities found in nature like emotion, movement, and life through its melodies and harmonies.
Fauna
While man-made creations may struggle to match nature's beauty, music is one thing that can come close by capturing the essence of nature through sound. Music has an ability to reflect the majesty and wonder found in the natural world through its melodies and harmonies.
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Mind mapping is a visualization technique that allows for radial, non-linear thinking inspired by how the brain naturally makes connections. It involves creating a central concept or word and radiating associated ideas, words and concepts outward in branches. There are no strict rules, but effective mind maps use text, images, color and doodling to visually outline information without editing as ideas emerge. Mind maps can facilitate more creative brainstorming compared to traditional outlines by allowing for multiple connections between topics. Students are assigned to create three hand-drawn mind maps related to their senior project and upload high-quality images of the maps to the class wiki by a deadline.
An overview of mind mapping
Mind mapping is a technique for visually organizing information in a diagram format rather than written sentences. A mind map uses a central topic with branches radiating out in a tree structure to show relationships between main topics, subtopics, and floating topics. Mind maps are useful for brainstorming, improving visualization and critical thinking, decision making, research, outlining documents, storyboarding presentations, and increasing retention. To create a mind map, start with a central topic and radiate branches outward adding subtopics and relationships between ideas. Mind maps differ from concept maps in their focus on a single central topic and use of radial hierarchies rather than connected concepts.
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The document discusses mind mapping as a study tool. It provides rules for creating a proper mind map, including using a landscape layout, capital letters, a central theme, branching lines for topics, writing from the center outward, using a 45 degree writing angle, colors, pictures, codes, and less writing. It also mentions mind maps can be used for presentations, brainstorming, research, essays, and as an overview, review, or study aid.
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A mind map is a diagram used to visually organize information. It uses images, colors, and branches connected to a central concept to structure key points and show relationships. To create a mind map, you start with an image in the center of a blank page and radiate branches out in curved lines, using different colors, with one key word or image per line. This structure allows the mind to make connections and understand and remember information more easily.
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