1. A four-step process: There is a learnable, repeatable, and useful process to visual thinking.
look -> see -> imagine -> show
looking = collecting and screening
seeing = selecting and clumping
imaging = seeing what isn't there
showing = making it all clear
Oreintation -> position -> identification -> direction
Four basic rules to apply every time we look at something new:
1) Collect everything we can to look at - the more the better.
2) have a place where we can lay out everything and really look at it all, side by side.
3) Always define a basic coordinate system to give us clear orientation and position.
4) Find ways to cut ruthlessly from everything our eyes bring in - we need to practice visual triage.
2. Three built-in tools to improve: In order to think visually, we rely on the i... (查看原文)
