And what a great title, think they are getting a bit more surreal as time goes by! Yes, I am on cream card now as the white is running out (again!) and I bought the last white packet from Rymans on my previous visit! Will have to throw in some more colour ones now, got loads of green card!
Interesting to see how all of our designs go over time – e.g. your backgrounds, Andy’s multiple cuts and my borders already so far. Like the idea of getting more surreal and abstract – might consider the essence of what makes a chicken a chicken.
I recently read a book in which the author brought up a thought experiment. He said, if it were possible to replace neurons with cybernetic connections, how many neurons would have to be replaced before you were no longer a human?
I’m still debating this, but I’m looking to play with cutting up postcards in various ways in an analogous fashion. I hope to maintain the essence of the original postcard, whilst adding or removing pieces. Perhaps there comes a point where the fraction of the original postcard is so insignificant that it can no longer be recognised
Nice one – I thought they we little falling leaves until I read the title!
Oh, is this new background colour too?
And what a great title, think they are getting a bit more surreal as time goes by! Yes, I am on cream card now as the white is running out (again!) and I bought the last white packet from Rymans on my previous visit! Will have to throw in some more colour ones now, got loads of green card!
Interesting to see how all of our designs go over time – e.g. your backgrounds, Andy’s multiple cuts and my borders already so far. Like the idea of getting more surreal and abstract – might consider the essence of what makes a chicken a chicken.
I recently read a book in which the author brought up a thought experiment. He said, if it were possible to replace neurons with cybernetic connections, how many neurons would have to be replaced before you were no longer a human?
I’m still debating this, but I’m looking to play with cutting up postcards in various ways in an analogous fashion. I hope to maintain the essence of the original postcard, whilst adding or removing pieces. Perhaps there comes a point where the fraction of the original postcard is so insignificant that it can no longer be recognised
Yes – interesting comments. Are we really the same people we were ten years ago?