1. Ideal collaborator
Our collaborator had the following characteristics, pinned to the following body parts for the following reasons:
A) Creative: this was pinned to the mind because an ideal collaborator must be creative in their thinking.
B) Open Minded: this was pinned to the eyes because an ideal collaborator must be able to see other's ideas and not discredit them without giving them a chance.
C) Cooperative: this was pinned to his mind because an ideal collaborator must have ideas that accompany other's ideas. Their ideas must be cooperative.
D) Constructive criticism: this was pinned to the mouth because our ideal collaborator must be able to give constructive criticism in a way that is helpful and tactful.
E) Being Able to Take it: this was pinned to his ears because our ideal collaborator must be able to hear constructive criticism and apply it if necessary.
F) Professional: this was pinned to his shirt because our ideal collaborator must be professional, both in attire, and in behaviour.
G) Progressive: this was pinned to his hands because our ideal collaborator must be able to keep work going, and work hard all the time.
H) Flexibility: this was pinned to the knee because our ideal collaborator must be able to compromise and bend to other's ideals much like a knee bends in order to walk.
I) Efficiency: this was pinned to the feet because our ideal collaborator must be efficient in order to maximize work and minimize time. The image used here is someone running because they are maximizing work and minimizing time.
Our collaborator had the following characteristics, pinned to the following body parts for the following reasons:
A) Creative: this was pinned to the mind because an ideal collaborator must be creative in their thinking.
B) Open Minded: this was pinned to the eyes because an ideal collaborator must be able to see other's ideas and not discredit them without giving them a chance.
C) Cooperative: this was pinned to his mind because an ideal collaborator must have ideas that accompany other's ideas. Their ideas must be cooperative.
D) Constructive criticism: this was pinned to the mouth because our ideal collaborator must be able to give constructive criticism in a way that is helpful and tactful.
E) Being Able to Take it: this was pinned to his ears because our ideal collaborator must be able to hear constructive criticism and apply it if necessary.
F) Professional: this was pinned to his shirt because our ideal collaborator must be professional, both in attire, and in behaviour.
G) Progressive: this was pinned to his hands because our ideal collaborator must be able to keep work going, and work hard all the time.
H) Flexibility: this was pinned to the knee because our ideal collaborator must be able to compromise and bend to other's ideals much like a knee bends in order to walk.
I) Efficiency: this was pinned to the feet because our ideal collaborator must be efficient in order to maximize work and minimize time. The image used here is someone running because they are maximizing work and minimizing time.
Hi Curtis,
ReplyDeleteThis post was informative on what your character's characteristics. I also liked how you attached a picture to further demonstrate what you did in the project. However the couple of things I would change, is that I would put a "pre post" and describe why you did this project and what struggles you had during it. I did enjoy your description of your process though. Good Post.