The Pragmatist is someone who favours the principles of order and structure in their creative process, while still being open to new and unconventional approaches. 

They are driven by a need for rationality and practicality, and prefer to rely on logic and evidence over intuition and emotion. 

This means that they are more likely to approach creative problems in a methodical and analytical way, using a systematic and process-driven approach to achieve their goals. 

Their focus on validity means that they are interested in creating work that is not only imaginative but also grounded in reality, and they are often skilled at finding creative solutions to practical problems. 

The Pragmatist’s ability to balance structure and flexibility, logic and creativity, makes them well-suited for problem-solving and innovation in a variety of creative fields.