Useful item. I think there is an art and a science to checklists. Their design and their implementation.
The beauty of checklists | The Evolving Newsroom – http://evolvingnewsroom.co.nz/the-beauty-of-checklists
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Art on the couch: when Sigmund Freud examined Leonardo da Vinci
Art on the couch: when Sigmund Freud examined Leonardo da Vinci | Jonathan Jones via The Guardian.
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Photograph: Hulton Archive/Getty Images and Bettmann/Corbis
Renaissance meets reason … Leonardo da Vinci and Sigmund Freud. Photograph: Hulton Archive/Getty Images and Bettmann/Corbis
From Jonathan Jones
guardian.co.uk Blogposts Mon 29 Mar 2010 11:44 BST
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My sketches
My Art Blog Been doing a few sketches lately.
Paris by Night
Brassai (Gyula Halasz) Open Gutter From “Paris by Night” (1933)
iPad & art
Well the iPad does not meet my hopes. Not sure even a 2nd gen would do that. I think the philosophy might be flawed. Sad! Or is there something eklse brewing here?
iWishlist
I am looking forward to the Apple Tablet. The main thing I’d want to be able to do is to use it instead of my Toshiba M200 for sketching. I did a Thousand Sketches 2006-7 on the Toshiba M200 which has a Wacom style pen only touch screen. Worked well for me. It is pressure sensitive, and highly responsive. So I hope the Tablet will have something like a pen or better.
A long iWishlist follows.
Chagall
New painting by Chagall. Just listened to the BBC program interview. Love these insights & stories.
Sydney Experience – Art Gallery
Having a great time in Sydney. Gallery yesterday. The above is one of quite a few from the Gallery of NSW posted into a set on Flickr.
Circus Archetypes – Tim Boucher
I’ve enjoyed a meander into Tim Boucher’s website this evening. He has a good sense of coex systems and patterns of the psyche.
CIRCUS CHARACTERS, History, Archetypes & Symbolism by Tim Boucher (Dead link)
Internet archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20100317104050/http://circuscharacters.org
The circus is a place where dreams and reality intersect, where the limits of human ability and perception are tested and surpassed. It is a place of escape from the everyday (to “run away and join the circus”), a place of spectacle & entertainment, and a proving ground for the human imagination. In this article, we’ll explore some of the primordial archetypal characters from the circus and carnival tradition, and connect them with pastiche of historical context and symbolic meaning.
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