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DA VINCI PRINTS
These impressive art prints by the great artist will both
inspire and motivate while enhancing the decor of any room!
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Dramatic Da Vinci Sketches Leonardo da Vinci lived 500 years ago yet this genius of art, science and innovation continues to amaze us today. With bold insight and uninhibited drive, da Vinci's sketches encourage creativity. These quality framed prints promote a spirit of innovation. |
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| Large Horizontal Innovation Print
Size: 40" x 17" |
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Innovation--Unframed |
Item IQ513N |
$17.95 |
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| Small Verticle "Ink It" Print Size: 11" x 14" |
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Ink It--Unframed |
Item IQ506N |
$9.95 |
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Ink It--Framed |
Item IQ506NF |
$29.95 |
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| Small Verticle "Ideas build on Ideas" Print Size: 11" x 14" |
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Ideas--Unframed |
Item IQ507N |
$9.95 |
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Ideas--Framed |
Item IQ507NF |
$29.95 |
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| Small Verticle "Trade Minds" Print Size: 11" x 14" |
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Trade Minds--Unframed |
Item IQ509N |
$9.95 |
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Trade Minds--Framed |
Item IQ509NF |
$29.95 |
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| Small Verticle "Trust Your Crazy Ideas" Print Size: 11" x 14" |
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Trust--Unframed |
Item IQ511N |
$9.95 |
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Trust--Framed |
Item IQ511NF |
$29.95 |
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I N N 0 V A T I 0 NStrategies of a Genius Leonardo da Vinci was the first man to design the helicopter, the parachute, and the hydraulic lift, among hundreds of other devices. For good measure, he was a towering genius as a painter and draftsman. His incredible prowess at bringing inventions and painted figures to life was based on a technique he developed of seeing things more deeply and with greater understanding than other people could. He called it saper vendere or "knowing how to see." His technique lends itself not merely to painting or inventing, but also to solving business problems and brainstorming innovations. Da Vinci 's strategies for attacking a problem or sizing up an opportunity. Learn the Parts. For an entrepreneurial businessman contemplating a problem or strategic move, learning to "draw" the project from many angles means defining its consequences in writing from many points of view - - from that of your customer, your competitors, your employees, and perhaps the view of a different kind of customer. Technique of Extremes. To understand the systems at work in any business problem, try pushing each of the elements to its extreme in your imagination: If you're evaluating organizational staffing, imagine the worst company crisis possible, and how each of your people would respond to it. The Twilight Technique. Da Vinci took advantage of "twilight time" just before he fell asleep and just before he awoke to "go over again in his imagination the main outlines of the forms previously studied or speculated." Many entrepeneurs plan for twilight time inspirations by getting to bed early certain nights and always keeping a paper and pen by the bedside*. Bryan W Mattimore Excerpts from Success Magazine October 1992 *Note: We'd suggest a ScanCard® project card beside every bed! |
