Me too. I started life as a musician so I kind of had a, "sure I know how to creative stuff" but now I have sense of what's really possible. I'm so thankful. Myron's such a gem of man.
I am a self trained graphic designer. Mere stumbled upon these lessons. Barnstone is a great teacher. I will never look at a bottle the same. Thanks Sir.
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elsa Grace- If you will look at Greek art you will be shocked at how much geometry was used in their compositions. Same goes for all the art work during the renaissance. What do you think the renaissance was all about? It was the rediscovery of using geometry when making compositions or a designs. Please read a book.
The ancient greeks called. They said to tell you that they figured out how to do this. Then I got another several hundred thousand calls from several centuries worth of artists and artistic movements all telling me that they figured it out too. Apparently this sort of geometric construction has been used for everything from ancient greek art through classicism, rennaisance art up to impressionism, surrealism, abstract expressionism, you name it! This is no "secret" though. It should be in pretty much any introductory textbook on the history of European art. It is not necessary to use this kind of construction in order to make powerful art, and many great works of art have been made without it, but it is hard to deny that "sacred" geometry has captured the attention and psyche of artists for centuries. Some of it's power is probably in the imagination of the artists who did it, but a fair amount has been supported by science. Also worth noting, a fair number of modern day objects have been deliberately designed with some of this in mind. Standard European paper sizes, for instance, are root 2 rectangles.
