Nishant, I was stressing for some reasons this morning, which I can't remember now. I just clicked. and was mesmerized. the intersections you draw about are the same I write about. I think of something new each time I visit your platform.
You have nearly mastered intertwining of thoughtful words and tiny art. I love this . . .
"The job of the Sneaky Artist is to bear witness to fleeting moments of accidental art spontaneously created in this flex of everyday life."
In today's coffee shop images, I found myself drawn to the people sitting on stools. No stool legs. Yet, the illusion is there. The weight of the human on a floating base is substantial. Our brains fill in the stool legs automatically. We know without seeing. Very satisfying.
Nishant, I was stressing for some reasons this morning, which I can't remember now. I just clicked. and was mesmerized. the intersections you draw about are the same I write about. I think of something new each time I visit your platform.
Glad to hear it, Ric! 🙌🏽
Hi, Nishant.
You have nearly mastered intertwining of thoughtful words and tiny art. I love this . . .
"The job of the Sneaky Artist is to bear witness to fleeting moments of accidental art spontaneously created in this flex of everyday life."
In today's coffee shop images, I found myself drawn to the people sitting on stools. No stool legs. Yet, the illusion is there. The weight of the human on a floating base is substantial. Our brains fill in the stool legs automatically. We know without seeing. Very satisfying.