Step1 Forming Question step2 Research step3 basterd stage stage4 stage of gestation step5 Eureca moment Step6 process of making it real Step7 Stage of testing and criticism

@kelvinxg6754

6 жыл бұрын

nailed it

@kxse5950

5 жыл бұрын

thank you

@danhammer8707

5 жыл бұрын

clutch, i love you my man

@NhilNinja

4 жыл бұрын

Time stamps

@RNobleman

3 жыл бұрын

@@NhilNinja Step 3 is the "basta" stage. That means "enough."

Sad to hear that Raphael passed away unexpectedly over the weekend.. I had the pleasure of being one of his last students during his final full semester and this man was unique. The stories, smiles and laughs made the classroom so much better of an environment. I will always remember Raphael and my heart goes out to the family.

@johnknox3282

3 жыл бұрын

I just found out today about his passing. I was one of his first students when he taught at SCAD in 1995. Great teacher, difficult, but very memorable.

@wnose

Жыл бұрын

And now his words live forever in youtube.

RIP Professor Raphael Diluzio, I was a student of his this semester, and I received the news before his class. I have to say I am devastated to hear about his passing. This man was beyond awesome and definitely taught me a new perspective towards live. RIP to a man who made a big impact to the world!

@bradkelley6592

5 жыл бұрын

*life*

@matthewallen2247

4 жыл бұрын

He was great!

My Dear Raphael, this talk was brilliant. You were extraordinarily creative and superbly passionate about art as well as the lives you touched. I imagine you are painting in heaven.❤

Thank you all for your wonderful comments please share the link with friends

@Michael-sc8if

4 жыл бұрын

RIP

@jefferynettesheim3195

3 жыл бұрын

Your teaching carries on.... Thank you...RIP

@gopalakrishnanponnusamy4297

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the awesome talk

the way he deliver the lecture after his serious accident in past that's remarkable . God bless you & keep it up the light of knowledge to humanity .atif gul from pakistan

You kind man, are just wonderful. I love your thoughts and your journey is just amazing! You are also very right and fear is the main stumbling block for many people including me. Trying to tackle that which is what brought me to your video. Thank you for posting this. It's 5 years later and it's still very relevant and I expect will be timeless. Big Hugs!! Reeah.

A most wonderful talk with such naturalness. Thank you Raphael for inspiring me to do what I know I must do: Create..... to bring into this new world! New World!

Great sharing. Thks, I've been tickled to think more creatively abt ideas & put them in practice, share them with da world!

Raphael is an amazing individual, i had the pleasure of talking one of his classes, and afterward working at his Ci2 Lab to research my ideas. He is an intelligent man.

Raphael, your talk was so inspiring to the point that I am going to put it to use. It could not have come a better time in my life. Thank you for sharing.

thank you for posting this Raphael...

Excellent and inspiring, thank you!

I had listened to this talk a couple years ago, and it has proved helpful for the exact reason he mentioned. I now am able to more formally recognize where I'm at in the process, and having that framework helps me bring about the various steps much more fluidly. It really has proved very helpful. My process was effective before, in that I was able to fairly consistently get good results, but it was considerably more disjointed and sometimes quite agonizing to fumble my way through an undefined process.

Just watched this and was really taken in by this guy, what a kind person who has overcome so much and shared his story. Thanks

Very informative but underrated ted speech. This guy is amazing and inspiring

Love the talk - both in content and in delivery. I have been on this kick of deconstructing momentum, and your talk is another way of communicating and reinforcing it. Momentum being an ecosystem of Consumption, Mass, and Velocity. Thanks for sharing your insights.

Love this talk. Practical and insightful.

Excellent speech! Very inspiring and motivational, and so relatable for me ( a survivor of TBI). I am sad to find out from these comments that Professor Raphael DiLuzio has passed away. I am going to remember him because I feel influenced by what he has shared with the world.

One word: Excellent.

RIP you were an awesome light and taught so many people things they didn't see in themselves!

Thank you for this wonderful lecture, especially the research point, I am taking to heart the great insights you have given, this is one of the best Ted Talks I have seen!! Thank you

Thank you for the wonderful insights on coming up with an idea till you share it to the world.

This is so informative! Sometimes I have those familiar moments, but I'd just put them off for some lazy reason. This talk inspires a LOT.

Beautiful, inspirational, thank you Raphael

Just listened in and shared on facebook. Many lessons learned from your wonderfully presented speach / lecture. Many thanks Rapha :)

Inspirational individual, great presentation.

amazing. got me into having eureka moments and valuing them.

We have to believe in our creativity and bring it to the world; or the space we are. Great talk.

one of the best TED talks..

I would definitely take his class.

Loved this....and needed it too. Thank You.

I learnt quite a bit from your discourse. Very informative!!!

Very inspirational! And thank you for sharing your journey and story. Very intelligent man who never gave up! Very sad to hear that you have passed.

Amazing presentation - thank you so much

Thank you!

Excellent Talk! Thank you so much for sharing with us

Thanks Ralph, great speech.

@raphael diluzio I like it when you said, we are defined not by our loss but what we do with our loss.

This was GREAT! A lot of insightful points.

WOW!! Excellent video, thank you for uploading.

Wow, impressive background, great talk, awesome personality. More views please.

Very inspiring. Thank you!

This is actually very very helpful. I'm gonna write down everything he said!

I am learning alot from this man I just keep coming back to watch this video.

Raphael Diluzio you are amazing.

@BatMandor

7 жыл бұрын

ye

Thank you for the insight

Completely brilliant!

thank you for inspire us to become creative

Great Speaker...Thx

Thank you for the great lesson!

I can appreciate his humor on the word "wicked" :P - A wicked good talk! Thanks!

Great Talk! Thank you for sharing

this guy is awesome!

What I need to start doing more is actually jumping on that eureka moment and making it into something. Far too often I think of a good idea then just think I'll record it later or whatever, only to completely forget what it was. The worst feeling haha. Also I will start off an idea but then leave it incomplete and move onto something else as after coming up with the initial idea it becomes harder to add to it and be satisfied with what you come up with :/

this man is an angel

This was fantastic. Thank you for sharing. The next time I'm feeling sorry for myself because of this, that, and the other thing, I'll remember I'm incredibly fortunate to not have been hit by a truck and lost the ability to speak. Thank you again.

Mr. Diluzio after describing your accident and the concussions you had that caused you a great deal of pain. You are like real life Doctor Strange. Your story of recovering and training our mind to recreate the activity and to discount what the doctor tells and think positive. you made an outstanding recovery, excellent speaker with a wealth of knowledge. You are gifted thank you for sharing. I too had many concussions from accidents automobile. My wife things I have Alzheimer's and thinks I need to get my brain checked. Any suggestions? In advance thank you.

Make ideas and share. Love it

Excellent talk!

What a nice guy. Good talk!

I am blessed to be a part of an artist's work. His name was Paul Dickerson, he has a drawing I love... just two words "use gravity". Now if you just think about gravity, okay it's a scientific law. But if you go beyond and think about using gravity while creating art... now it gets interesting.

The Mind and its Creativity is Mind Boggling!

Wonderful to think that we are inventive by nature - For Ex: as a child we want to test everything around, but obviously with only tool available then..i. e our mouth.

Thank you very much sir.

Great post, I can't imagine what issue the people who clicked dislike had with this ted talk.

This video is really useful, thank you

An excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

greatest speaker

👑We miss you👑 Even with PCD you always remembered me as the guy with the shoes!

I have been doing this all my life! I'm a genius!!

Thank You

R.I.P. had great time at USM Creative Lab with late Mr. Diluzio, I can't believe he is really gone.

awesome!!!

First of all, you have to have a desire or drive to create something. Without commitment and belief we cannot achieve anything. Creativity is a response to challenge. Question this challenge and research the solution. This will create new ideas. Eureka moment- write down the flash of ideas and believe in them. Enough is enough stage. Adapt your thinking and approach it with metaphor. Remember there are no boundaries to your imagination. Then invent something great and something that makes you happy. This world should not be about satisfying others and adapting the rules. Humans are incredible creatures unfortunately they set barriers to their realisation. There is no right and wrong in the world of creation as long as you are moral and doing your best. Here is a perfect example: I make my own music. My mum hates it, other people don't understand it. Does it mean it has no purpose and therefore I am not creative? NO! It makes sense to me and another 100 people and songwriters writing similar style of music. Keep going and you'll achieve great things

good talk and captivating

excellent approach .......

Great talk! Unrelated, jeez KZread why are you loading so slowly?

Q: What's the sound from one hand clapping? A: It's the same sound I saw that on an animated movie about a samurai who saved the earth, but I never really understood it. I still don't to be honest

great talk.

Ive been doing some of my own videos on this and you are right. :)

Excellent thanks

So true!!!

Rest in Peace Professor

Bravo! You have much to teach, inspire and communicate! Never mind the concussions.... they don't detract from your message and courage and maybe even contribute

@Hasan-kn1ti

7 жыл бұрын

I am interested. may I have a chance??

wow! what a wonderful talk...why doesn't he be my lecturer?

Thanks for thos vide o. I had an accident when I was still in college and I have never been the same I lost so much. Creativity is all I have now. I am learning how to maxamine it. It is about the only thing that comes mostly for me. I didn't hame the medical to get up on my feet as fast as I would like but I put in the effort to recover and now my recovery is going well. So thank you for the help.😎😳😍😘🤣😎

Excellent talk. Throughout his lecture, I thought he was talking about Steve Jobs. Then I realized it was creative thinking 😂

Has anyone else noticed the intro song is the one used in the mobile Tower Defense game by Com2Us?

I hit the 1000s Like ! That's Creativity...

"Fearless"

Peace brother.

HOW CAN SOMEONE NOT LIKE THIS ??? WHAT'S WRONG WITH PEOPLE !!!

Bubbles mentioned this talk.

Nice thinking :D

i agree with you

Rest in peace sir

What was exactly the 5th step in the talk? I thought divergent behavior was under the 4th step, or is it a different one?

@deseyered

8 жыл бұрын

+José Ascencio It's the big eureka moment after gestating and rethinking about the problem in a different way.

Boss!

I had a concussion watching this video, wardrobe fell on my head.