It's about the clarity that comes from real perception.
“Training the eye is very, very important. You can’t come up with ideas if you don’t see — first.”Teaching to See has been described as
Inge Druckrey
- a 40-minute crash course in Design Thinking
- a document of the long and successful teaching career, and .... a teaching tool for generations to come.
- deneficial to all visual students whether designers or artists.
- a 2012 educational documentary film about graphic design and the teaching of Inge Druckrey and some of her students and colleagues.
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| Still from Inge Druckrey: Teaching to See |
REFERENCE:
- an alternative version - full screen on Vimeo
- Perceiving Deeply - On Teaching to See, A film by Andrei Severny; produced by Edward Tufte. | Design Observer
- Teaching to See - There’s a difference between looking and seeing. Teaching to See explores the work of designer and educator Inge Druckrey.
Way back in time - about 1968 - when I was at college we were taught to look at a new object every day. Objects like: how downpipes are connected to gutters, drain covers, telephone boxes(!), chimney pots, lamp posts, etc. Unless you can 'look' and decipher what you see, you can't draw, which is quite useful for artists and designers.
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