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The method 5W2H in the design and in the project management

  In the context of design and project management are used methods or charts ground to proceed in consolidate way to design so to not distract the designer from main objective.  One of these is the 5W2H method that it is based on seven questions or seven pivot points on which either the project or the designer have to respond and from which it cannot escape in the design process.  The seven questions are listed below:      What      Why      Where      When      Who      How      How much  In the context where it is applied the method, we have as first point WHAT that it represents the problem to solve, a product to create or an objective to reach in the context of design, of management or of communication.  We have as secont point WHY that they are the motivations to solve or the necessities that they take to design or to reach the objectives in the conte...

Fractal patterns and singularity: unicum and continuum, iteration and interaction

  When I met fractals and fractal art, what aroused my interest were fractal patterns with their forms and geometric structure.  These graphic elements are suitable for studies on pattern in architecture and in industrial design and they have the feature of being creative pattern very artistic and useful for digital art and drawing fabric in the fashion design.  Their compositional relations, the way the form is repeated, and specially that patterns in which there are singolarity have been the object of my studies for many years before arriving at deconstructivism on digital images and in generative art.  The most interesting aspect of the fractal patterns are the variation of structure for the overlap of different structures, the iteration and interaction of the structures between them, or the optical effect of light and colors on the structures.  Among all fractal patterns my interests are focused on patterns have deformation points and show a graphic singu...