Imagine a circle that contains all of human knowledge...Reading research papers takes you to the edge of human knowledge...Once you're at the boundary, you focus.

And, that dent you've made is called a Ph.D.

1. Old-Fashioned Color Wheels

Imprint is running a history of color wheels. Part one is out, featuring the 18th and 19th century. The contrast between the Victorian layouts and bright colors is almost too much. To my eye, they don't look 200-plus years old.

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I like the minimalism of the design, but I'm concerned that a branded battery might ruin the concept. (This is apparently a rendering, not an actual piece)

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These are paragon examples of advertising minimalism and wit. Notice that the second one doesn't even show you the Volkswagen. Beautiful stuff.

In 1974 Sol LeWitt produced a series of 122 sculptures, entitled Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes. The different combinations of three to eleven edges encourage the viewer to mentally construct a complete cube. A delightful exercise in the zen of gestalt.

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Ich konnte bei dieser ganzen Tag anstarren.

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If you are interested in seeing more, much of her work is archived online.