Creative Methodologies and Techniques - The University School ERAM

This subject aims to educate students on the creative process by studying and analysing different computational models of reasoning, problem solving and ideation techniques, both individually and in groups.

Learning outcomes:

Different creative methodologies and the creative process in human beings.
Ritualization and the creative environment.
Boost imagination and eliminate creativity barriers.
Study and analyse different computational models of reasoning.
Solve problems and develop ideation techniques.

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TEACHERS

Carlos Ruiz Brussain

He started his career in 1991 working as an illustrator. He has worked as a cartoonist and storyboards, animator, advertising illustrator, concept artist and art director. From the year 1998 he combines his profession with teaching. In the year 2005 he began to specialize in the field of creativity. He has taught drawing, illustration, animation and creativity in Barcelona, Girona, Buenos Aires, Hofors (Sweden) and Singapore. Since the year 2007 he has been professor of illustration and creativity in the ERAM University School and the UdG Foundation. He has a Postgraduate Diploma in Art Therapy. He studied a Master of design and visual narrative at Lincoln University, England. He is currently studying creative writing at the Ateneu Barcelonès and does a doctorate on illustration, creativity and surrealism at the University of Northampton, England.