— unpredictable thoughts

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August, 2012 Monthly archive

Mak­ing lots of visual things can make writ­ten words disappear.

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Walk­ing Philadel­phia is always a joy; his­toric places pop out on every cor­ner.
This is one of the many his­toric grave­yards I pass at least once a week. It is one of my favorite places to sit and relax a minute or two on the 2.5 mile walk to my art stu­dio. Yes­ter­day I dis­cov­ered a grave­stone for a Rev­o­lu­tion­ary War Cap­tain in the Penn­syl­va­nia Army.

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A few of my favorite things. The orange card holder was given to me by Damini. I designed the orange and pur­ple mechan­i­cal pen­cil. Oh and this is taken with my new hip­sta­matic.

 

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Janna Levin shared this ani­mated sim­u­la­tion of the launch, land­ing, and finally explo­ration on Mars. If you didn’t know what inter­est­ing crazy tech­nol­ogy was involved in this mis­sion or how many points for fail­ure there were, check this out.

It’s mind boggling.

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It’s won­der­ful to look down and find indus­trial objects of such beauty. Things of util­ity that have been designed to work effi­ciently and serve a pur­pose. This sit­u­a­tion has won­der­ful color and texture.

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Curat­ing and installing art exhi­bi­tions isn’t glam­orous. It takes a bar­rel full of skills and some con­sid­er­able math and phys­i­cal effort. I’ve been installing a show for the past cou­ple of days. All art­work presents chal­lenges but 3D work requires more phys­i­cal struc­tures to dis­play and present work properly.

I love doing the work — all of it.

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