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| Analogies | Reasoning or explaining from parallel cases. Resemblance in some particulars between things otherwise unlike. |
| Brain Storming | Is the process that helps you come up with lots of ideas. |
| Comp | A drawing that lets you play with how the piece will look when finished. |
| Creative Brief | Is a document prepared by the client or by someone working on the project who defines the parameters for the project. |
| Critique | An artist’s work receives comments from others to improve the project’s quality. |
| Goal | Is the outcome you want the multimedia project to generate. |
| Grouping | Happens after the brainstorming session. In this process, related ideas are put together in small groups so that additional relationships can be explores. |
| Interface | The best place to put “stuff” i.e. objects. |
| Mockup | An assembled sample of the final project. |
| Sketches | Simple drawings that allow an artist to explore ideas related to the project. |
| Spidergrams | A creative tool to help organize and develop thoughts and ideas from brainstorming sessions. Someone writes down a word and then around the word writes down other words related to the original word. |
| Storyboard | Lets you plan the order of how a story unfolds. A visual outline of the story. |
| Target Audience | The group of people to which an advertisement or project should appeal. |
