A couple of my product design buds recommended I do a full mockup of my van interior in cardboard and cheap wood before I get to the business of making the real thing. As in anytime someone suggests something smart to do, that takes extra time, I usually just skip it. But I am learning to trust those friends of mine that I respect and love and follow their advice. And you know what?? They were right! I not only realized that I think in 3D, but I see new things and new way to do things to improve the design. Now I have a good prop to go talk to my metal maker friend and have a new found confidence in what I am building. Creativity lives in reality. Lesson learned, wisdom earned!
Oh the lessons we learn when we surrender the process and entrust direction who know more than we do…imagine that!! Great lesson learned
James
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I remember reluctantly being talked into that by Craig when we were immersed in redesigning the sinterstation back in the day. I finally succumbed to hammering together a mock up and the result was more of a buy in with all parties to what we were trying to accomplish. Turned out to be the best decision to move the project forward… Regards,Steve
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Yeah. I reluctantly entered into this as well. I think the aspect of sharing is what appealed the most this time. My how time do change. Glad u commented. I appreciate u!!
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