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| − | + | Craftmanship can be applied to a range of design related processes where by there is a need to produce or give birth to an idea in the real world. For instance, Michel Angelo's artistry was what brought the Cistine Chapel Ceiling Frescos' so alive, the craftsman is an expert in translating ideas into reality. Craftmanship is necessary in Arts, Design and Architecture. An architect can for instance hire a model maker to develop a fully detailed model of his or her design. The portray of the idea relies on the skills of the craftsman and the quality of his or her craftmanship. The design itself is the architect's yet the production and full realization of the project relies in totality on a varied set of crafmanships that introduce different professions and different craftsmen. For example the model maker, the tile designer, the furniture designer, the welder, the builder, and more recently the coder. Very often a craftmanship requires a feedback loop between making and designing. Consequently a craftsman is required to use their creative capacities to reproduce an idea or a set of ideas that together formulate a project. (one might find internal and external links.) | |
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Revision as of 18:00, 9 January 2018
Contents
Synonyms
Artistry
Definition
Craftmanship refers to a skill in a particular craft. It can also refer to the quality of design in something made or buil by hand. Craftmanship plays an important role in Design, Art and Architecture. Without craftmanship it would be impossible to realise ideas, in a careful and sensitive manner. Craftmanship is the perfection of a skill to the point when it becomes fully mastered by the craftsman and through which the craftsman can introduce and realise ideas into the real world.
Motivation & Background
Craftmanship's theoretical framework develops around creativity and making [1].(reasoning, Intellectual background Why is it important? value of something hand made . role in history.)
Structures
Principle
Generality of the method or theory.
Precision
Generality of the method or theory.
Generality
Generality of the method or theory.
Application
Craftmanship can be applied to a range of design related processes where by there is a need to produce or give birth to an idea in the real world. For instance, Michel Angelo's artistry was what brought the Cistine Chapel Ceiling Frescos' so alive, the craftsman is an expert in translating ideas into reality. Craftmanship is necessary in Arts, Design and Architecture. An architect can for instance hire a model maker to develop a fully detailed model of his or her design. The portray of the idea relies on the skills of the craftsman and the quality of his or her craftmanship. The design itself is the architect's yet the production and full realization of the project relies in totality on a varied set of crafmanships that introduce different professions and different craftsmen. For example the model maker, the tile designer, the furniture designer, the welder, the builder, and more recently the coder. Very often a craftmanship requires a feedback loop between making and designing. Consequently a craftsman is required to use their creative capacities to reproduce an idea or a set of ideas that together formulate a project. (one might find internal and external links.)
Examples
| Crafts |
|---|
| Wood Carving |
| Stone Carving |
| Potery |
| Model Making |
| Glass Blowing |
| Tailoring |
| Printing |
| Painting |
| welding |
| Sketching |
| Coding |
Future Directions
Avoid the term Discussion as this will be addressed on Talk.
Cross-References
Recommended Reading
- ↑ Csikszentmihalyi, M., 2009. Creativity: Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention. HarperCollins.
