LeCorbusier itemized, in his Five Points Towards a New Architecture, his basic planning principals on how to approach design. The first four points address the structure, roof gardens, open plans, and horizontal windows, all...
Noguchi tells us, “Primarily, what we carry around with us is a memory of our childhood, back when each day held the magic of discovering the world.” It seems to me that there are...
We need to be aware of what psychologists call anchoring. Anchoring is what might be called a suggestion. Or a first thought. And this first thought significantly shapes the outcome of our creative solutions....
As should be clear by now, representational drawing is by definition based on the exclusion of information. Opaque objects hide what’s behind them. And what you can’t see, you can’t process. Kahneman, in Thinking...
One of the core beliefs of Transparent Drawing is the primacy of the visual. Another core belief is that the scientific and artistic methods are identical. Here is a link to a past post...
Humans are very comfortable with the familiar. There is the old adage that we are creatures of habit. And I would surmise that this is entirely true. We are comfortable with the tried and...
The linear perspective represents infinity. In a one point perspective drawing, the vanishing point is infinity. When you think about the fact that infinity is represented on your paper with a pencil dot, it...
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“The nature of space-matter, being soul-like, is such that the more whole it becomes, the more transparent, the more it seems to melt, the more it realizes itself, releases its own inner reality, the more transparent it becomes, the more transcendent.”Alexander.
“When an object becomes observable, measurable, and quantifiable, it already has become civilized; the disciplinary organization of civilization extends its subjection to the object in the very way it makes it knowable.”Lynch.
“The great book, always open and which we should make an effort to read is that of nature;all other books are taken from it.And in them there are the mistakes and misinterpretations of men.”Gaudi.
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