Problem Solving

I would say that I use convergent thinking more than divergent thinking. I like to have clear idea of what I am doing, and I like to have a visual in my head of what the end product will look like. However, some of the time my convergent thinking turns into divergent thinking. Sometimes when designing I change my mind and don't like my visualized end product. When that happens I usually don't have an end visual, and I tend to not know how the final product will look like. For example, for out letter abstraction exercise in DTC 355, I had somewhat of an idea of what I wanted to do, but I ended up just experimenting around with the letters. My original convergent thinking turned into divergent thinking.