Schlagwort: code and canvas

  • The Right System Already Exists

    In this post, I write about how my piecemeal research into building my own practice and schedules, from ECTS to a sort of RPG system, has come to an end with the simple acceptance that the best formal solution already exists. These are the books I will use as the basis for my self-regulated reconstruction…

  • Learn Better: Remember More and Build Real Skill

    Put together a playlist about learning how to learn. Learn Better: Remember More and Build Real Skill It is meant to be watched once, and then be done with it. Instructions are in the description of the playlist, and I have used ChatGPT to finalize the text, although this has been done due to the…

  • The Switch

    Going pro all of a sudden, looking at my library as not just a means to further study, but as my stepping stones to becoming what is called an expert of a domain. I am not going to bore you with details (especially because that would just reek of insecurity, and I don’t want to…

  • What is screen time? Wouldn’t you rather be locked up in a room with books?

    What is screen time? Wouldn’t you rather be locked up in a room with books? Screen time is, as defined by Merriam Webster’s dictionary “time spent watching television, playing a video game, or using an electronic device with a screen (such as a smartphone or tablet)”. Did you know that for teenagers between sixteen and…

  • Current state of my website: subtractions

    I have done the following over the past few months: remove web fonts remove header navigation remove tag cloud simplify links simplify search simplify hierarchy And I can say that I am happy with my website. It looks the way I wanted it to look like. What do you think? Quelle: Code & Canvas

  • File compression on export as stylistic choice

    Anyone working with digital art knows the distinction between the file in which the work is actually made, often in a proprietary format, and the file exported for publication. Using PNG for graphic material such as typography, lettering, and flat shapes, while choosing some form of JPEG for photographic material, is therefore nothing new. You…

  • But what is art?

    I’ve been reading a few books lately, and I want to share what I think happens with art in general: Art is everything. Philosophy, especially, is not art because philosophy wants to be separate from art. So we let it. Maybe philosophy needs this kind of identity. Maybe it was the men who were philosophers…

  • Programming Paper

    A small link list around a thing I keep circling without wanting to name too early: paper as an operative surface. Markus Krajewski: Paper Machines: About Cards & Catalogs, 1548 to 1929 Sybille Krämer, ed.: Schriftbildlichkeit: Wahrnehmbarkeit, Materialität und Operativität von Notationen Sybille Krämer: “Operationsraum Schrift” Johanna Drucker: Graphesis: Visual Forms of Knowledge Production Ursula…