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This one’s been making the rounds on art and culture blogs, and I’m not one to pass up a good bandwagon. Besides, these are really sweet. Sadly, they’re also sold out. But still totally 100% sweet. Get the link where I got the link: laughing squid’s blog. I woke up one morning, and going out into the forest, came upon a thousand monkeys chattering. So taking it upon myself to find out why, I questioned them, saying: “Why do you chatter so?” Now…what are you imagining? Probably a painting or something depicting a rice paddy. Well, that’s not what I’m talking about. Remember to check the links at the top of the article for additional content. So, happy Black Friday, everybody. I’ll be spending today on a couch, writing, thanks. Let me know when it’s safe to leave the house. In the meantime, let’s take a moment to briefly touch on one of my favorite topics: the practice of business and how it relates to the practice of being a creative type. [...] …in the cognitive functionality sense, apparently. No, really. From the article linked below: Art teachers have noted that when beginning students attempt to draw accurate portraits, they tend to exaggerate the size of key features: eyes and mouths are too big relative to the size of the head. Trained artists learn to ignore these temptations and draw [...] |
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