BEWARE OF THE MANIFOLDNESS
Over the centuries, we have developed nearly a cultural fear of the visual. A couple of links to past posts here and here for a bit more background. And if you don’t believe any...
Over the centuries, we have developed nearly a cultural fear of the visual. A couple of links to past posts here and here for a bit more background. And if you don’t believe any...
It was nice to be invited by Robert Becker over at Presenting Architecture to list Transparent Drawing at his site. Presenting Architecture is a compendium of the work of those who, well, present architecture....
Everyone understands Transparent Drawing. At least if someone doesn’t, they have had the great courtesy to not tell me. A few months ago, I posted Real World Transparent Drawings. These are drawings that I...
Have you heard the one about Picasso and the Chicken? If so, feel free to stop reading this and find something better to read. Our tangential introduction of slow learning does bring to mind...
If you have persevered thru any of Transparent Drawing, one of the sub themes that I continue to harp on is our culturally divergent approach between logical thinking and visual thinking. Quick links to...
Productive thinking. This is what we all want to do. We want to be as productive as we can when we problem solve. For the greatest productivity, we need to be thinking about the...
Nothing is hidden in a palimpsest. Palimpsest typically applies to written pages. Some of the most famous examples are of an 800 year old Codex in which the same parchment was reused after previous...
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