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Category Archives: Art
Creativity and good mental health go hand in hand
Here’s an interview with Hilde Østby, author of a forthcoming book (April) titled The Key to Creativity. What really resonates for me and jibes with my own feelings and intuitive understanding of creativity is the reciprocal positive relationship between creativity … Continue reading
Nature vs. Human — Two very different types of lines
No judgment here as far as one type of line being better than the other. They’re just very different. And each beautiful in its own way😀
Posted in architecture, Art, Milwaukee, Nature, Photography
Tagged Downtown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, photography
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When a picture IS a thousand words
I subscribe to a lot of newsletters. Lots of topics, lots of industries, lots of different treatments. I’m just interested in lots of things 😄 One thing I subscribe to is “e news” from the Newberry Library in Chicago. The … Continue reading
My first DALL•E art project
Because I teach courses on digital society and digital storytelling at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), I have been reading and learning a lot about DALL•E, the new AI-based art generator, this fall. I had seen references to DALL•E all … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Creativity, Digital society, Learning, Popular culture, Technology
Tagged creativity, creativity digital, DALL-E, digital art, painting
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When life imitates art (or, the imperfection of perfection)
I walked into my office in the Grohmann Museum on MSOE’s campus the other day and really liked the golden autumn glow of light reflecting from the locust tree outside my window. Especially appealing was the correspondence between the dead … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Creativity, Life, Photography
Tagged art, beauty, creativity, Grohmann Museum, imperfections, Leonard Cohen, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, photography
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An Ironing man at work in his mobile cart by the street side, Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu, India
An Ironing man at work in his mobile cart by the street side, Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu, India An Ironing man at work in his mobile cart by the street side, Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu, India I love—absolutely LOVE!—the colors in this … Continue reading
Posted in Art, “Reblogged” posts from other writers, Creativity, Photography
Tagged photography
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Happy Fibonacci Day!
Round . . . Like a circle in a spiral, like a wheel within a wheel . . . So begins one of my favorite songs, and it popped into my head this morning as soon as I realized … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Art, Creativity, Life, Movies and film, Nature, Science
Tagged Fibonacci Day, Fibonacci number, Fibonacci spiral, golden ratio, golden spiral, thomas crown affair
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If Edward Hopper stopped for groceries on the way home
I took this photo after work at the supermarket near my home two Fridays ago. The sun was already low in the sky at 5:30-ish p.m., as it sadly is at at this time of year. But on the plus … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Art, Creativity, Life, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged color photography, Edward Hopper, light and shadow, light in photography, Milwaukee
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Friday afternoon (leaving work) photos
The Grohmann Museum was quiet on the second floor when I left work at MSOE this afternoon. I pressed the button to call the elevator but then, immediately after, decided to step away and take a picture of the stair … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged art, Frederick Remington, Grohmann Museum, iPhoneography, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE, photography
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Update on where that lone dinosaur roams
Almost exactly nine years ago I wrote a post about a straggler dinosaur lurking in the wilds of a long-closed mini-golf course and amusement park on North 76th Street in Milwaukee. (My original blog post HERE.) After years haunting the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Creativity, Life, Milwaukee
Tagged abandoned places, Johnson's Park, Milwaukee, mini-golf course dinosaur
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