Futurist Report: Top 10 Innovators (Arts and Culture)
What makes a great innovator? And, what can we learn from the innovators in the arts and culture arena that applies to all fields?
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Introduction
Are all innovators geniuses? Or are they just really lucky? Innovation can seem shrouded in mystery and out of reach to us mere mortals. But in reality, it is a science and an art that must be learned and practiced. Achievement in innovation comes to those with persistence and passion. So what can we learn from the best of the best?
ART: 1. Leonardo da Vinci
Though he is perhaps best known for his work as an artist, da Vinci is also famous for his many interests and talents, ranging from painting and sculpting to engineering and anatomy. His notebooks, consisting of over 13,000 pages of notes and drawings, reflect his keen observations of the world around him and his ability to combine art and science.
Learning: Innovators open themselves to many different fields of knowledge, and by cross-pollinating between these fields, make amazing and unexpected connections.
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