It looks like a classic ‘World’s Strongest Man’ feat of strength. A big strong man – We see a strongman pulling a truck.He ends up with a pile of empty bags at his feet. It didn’t satisfy him because it’s low calorie. He needs lots of calories for his exercise regime. A big strong man – We have a muscleman training at the gym.Here are some quick ideas I got from a couple of the prompts:
Some may not inspire you at all while others could give you an explosion of ideas. We would go through our list and spend some time with each item, writing down whatever ideas it gives us. Now let’s imagine my problem is to come up with a marketing idea for a new kind of low calorie flavoured nacho. And it didn’t take me too long to list fifteen items. I looked at the negative space as well as the ink itself. To get this list, I looked a details from the image as well as the image in its entireity. If it looks a bit weird on your device – or you’d prefer to use a clean version – scroll down to the bottom of the screen and click on the button to open the tool in a new window. Just click on the button to get a new inkblot. You can play with the test right below this paragraph. So we’re returning to the original use of these random splodges. Or maybe by Alfred Binet, the inventor of the IQ test, who used inkblot tests as a way of measuring creativity. But the way we’ll be using it goes back beyond his time. It is thought that Rorschach was inspired by a book of poems by Justinus Kerner, where each composition has been inspired by an accidental inkblot. The test has the original 10 inkblots created by Hermann Rorschach in the 1920s.
But we’re going to use it in a much more positive way to access your imagination rather than your murderous impulses. If their answer is “the mutilated corpse of my mother” to the question “what do you see in this image?”, then they’re beyond all hope of redemption apparently. It’s the classic psychological test that’s often used in films to find out if someone is a psychopath. You’re probably aware of the Rorschach Inkblot Test.
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