My Creative Eye | What I See vsWhat You See

Some can grab a stick, press it against a running engine block, & put
it to their ear for a quick diagnosis of a motor.

Some know just the right time to plant their crop for a great harvest...
...without a weather report.

What about Rob? His knack is for visual design and 'picturing' what someone is describing then creating it.
Rob draws from representational and traditional creative thoughts. It is good ( almost more important) to know your designer's style on top of their software prowess. That is, will they try to conform your ideas to fit their style or be objective and simply advise you on certain design elements needing attention?

Rob expands his traditional media skills with design software allowing for faster concept development and prototypes. Being a creative resource requires making time for outside stimulation by watching nature in a park, listening to the sounds at a little league ballgame, and flipping through books or DVDs for new visuals. You can't deprive yourself of inspiration and expect to have the same pool of ideas to create from on the next creative design. Rob tends to soak in the world around him and express it through design. That satisfies the 'S' part of my ISTJ personality type. So does sticking to the venacular and somehow bringing out the design in it (ex. check out my pictures of the local Johnson City Fire Department's fire hall).

Rob's style? Here's what he wants to hang above his fireplace:
The painting "The Hunters Return.," by Pieter Bruegel The Elder 1565
Most any painting by Edward Hopper and Jacques-Louis David .