Permanent Link: https://blogs.babson.edu/entrepreneurship/2018/10/09/three-shapes-make-one-new-space-a-conversation-on-creativity-with-janos-stone/
His brother’s birthday present. A 3-D scan of Mickey Mouse. A copy of The Big Orange Splot. His bike. And the Foundry’s icon in metal. These – and many more – are the objects in Janos Stone’s office at The Weissman Foundry, the new open-door design studio on the Babson campus that had its official…
Nak Hyun Kim: MAD Studio, Media and Design Studio, for those MAD for creativity. (Photo Credit) Every one of us, hopefully, has desire to create. However, we often face lack of resources and technology to realize whatever is in our brain. Creating the creative environment where potentials explode into realization for the benefit of the…
Bob Son: My creative process is improvisation and spontaneity. I believe an art work should come from within the person rather than what society redeems aesthetic or beautiful. By improvising your artworks, such as the sculpture I have created for my Creative Thinking Prize competition, people gain the ability to be able to freely express…
