This Exercise was an introduction to the idea of a visual brainstorm. First of all I chose the adjective 'Wild' having found 'Angry' the hardest of the spider diagrams to complete.
Initially I began with a pencil drawing 'wild weather' - I then went on to do several more images but they were all a bit too detailed to be a true visual brainstorm, I kept getting bogged down in completing an image instead of creating a 'visual shorthand'.
When I got a bit stuck, I used Google as a reference as well as photos that I had taken years ago and also National Geographic magazines, which I have saved for years and finally now seem to have a purpose!
Here is a selection of the images I came up with...
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wild trees and wild ivy pulling a fence down from imagination
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| wild eyes and wild hair from imagination |
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| wild night from imagination |
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| Wild Joshua tree from photo and 'Wild thing' from imagination |
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| tumbleweed (with ref to Google) and Wild West from imagination |
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| Wildlife from imagination - wild mice, geese, foxes, mushrooms, roots breaking up paving stones |
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| wild seas tossing a little boat |
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| wild party |
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wild seas - enveloping a lighthouse
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I found this quite hard, and didn't really find a shorthand.... so I went back and repeated the exercise for the words 'Kitchen' and 'Exotic' - more briefly.
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