Creative Endeavour

A Creative Endeavour is an endeavour that creates original work (to express ideas or solve problems).

• Context:
  • It can typically involve Creative Process through ideation methods.
  • It can typically require Problem Analysis through solution exploration.
  • It can typically produce Creative Output through iterative development.
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  • It can often use Creative Tools through creation environments.
  • It can often involve Learning Experience through experimentation.
  • It can often build Creative Components through iterative refinement.
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  • It can range from being a Personal Creation to being a Commercial Creation, depending on its creation scope.
  • It can range from being a Hobbyist Endeavour to being a Professional Endeavour, depending on its formality level.
  • It can range from being an Artistic Expression to being a Technical Solution, depending on its creative focus.
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  • It can integrate with Creative Community for feedback processes.
  • It can connect to Resource Platform for creation support.
  • It can support Distribution Channel for work sharing.
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• Examples:
  • Technical Creative Endeavours, such as:
    • Software Development Endeavours, such as:
      • Application Development for user needs.
      • System Development for technical solutions.
    • Hardware Creative Endeavours, such as:
      • Device Creation for physical interactions.
      • Circuit Design for electronic functions.
  • Artistic Creative Endeavours, such as:
    • Visual Art Endeavours, such as:
      • Digital Art Creation for visual expression.
      • Traditional Art Making for physical mediums.
    • Performance Art Endeavours, such as:
      • Music Creation for audio expression.
      • Dance Choreography for movement expression.
  • Content Creative Endeavours, such as:
    • Written Contents, such as:
      • Story Writing for narrative expression.
      • Technical Writing for knowledge sharing.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Routine Task, which follows established procedures rather than creating original work.
  • Mechanical Process, which reproduces existing results rather than creating new output.
  • Maintenance Activity, which preserves existing work rather than creating new creations.
• See: Creative Process, Innovation, Problem Solving, Artistic Expression, Technical Creation.

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