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Old 10-07-2004, 09:54 AM   #1
SB Wang SB Wang is offline
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When we look at a cross section of a knife: if artist's ability is the apex of the triangle, i.e. an edge of a knife could be weared down. What are the two sides of that triangle, in figurative sense ( to sharpen on)?
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Old 10-07-2004, 12:37 PM   #2
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We see a cross section of a knife: if art is the apex of the triangle, what are the two sides of that triangle ( to sharpen on)?
What you need to sharpen the knife? You need iron, anvil and hammer or stone and water. I have probably misunderstood you here.

To learn from another artist implies your willingness to get close and think like him. Not to be like him, but gain some power and get on on your own. Sort of like when the spaceship uses the gravitation of the Moon to get to Mars.

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