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This study presents a practice-based methodological framework designed to overcome the error in dynamic communication (Generative application paradox) in design ideation and application. The process of creativity is often misunderstood, with many equating it to mere knowledge or technical skill during the time of academic evaluation. The intent of being spontaneous has been generalized as one of the major eyes of creativity. An act of unpredictability causes the mind to think of something very interesting and be able to create something new (an unexplored set of combinations). But creativity comes over the top of this combination, where the elemental particles have transformed themselves to create something brightly ominous. In the field of fashion illustration, creativity is frequently constrained by rigid educational systems that prioritize technique over subconscious, fluid ideation. This paper explores the stages of creative thought, highlighting how patterns, which initially serve as guides, can hinder progress once they become ingrained. The nonexistence of a practical design application method creates a paradox of path. As Trying to find an act of impossible elemental transformation, which is continually repeatable in any sort of creative problem is absurd. The SwaFlow method is proposed as a solution, fostering oscillation between the Executive Control Network (ECN) and Default Mode Network (DMN), which enhances cognitive flexibility and helps break through mental barriers (especially for Avante Garde deigning). By bridging the gap between chaotic and structured thinking, the SwaFlow method encourages designers to move beyond traditional approaches and unlock deeper creative potential. Ultimately, this framework offers a fresh approach to overcoming mental blocks and facilitating innovative, original design solutions in fashion illustration.