You have seen thousands of bikes. What's wrong? Can't remember what a bike looks like? Of course you can't
Try to draw a bike. From memory. Right now. Ponder what your sketch says about perception and the representation of visual concepts.https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/851904993649057792 …
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Actually I did fine-- began with larger structures and those close to visual perimeter, then major internal ones, then details and fixes.
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Its probably not that simple. You will easily be able to tell a subtle unrealistic change I make to an otherwise hi-res bike photo
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Reminds me of this art project:http://twistedsifter.com/2016/04/artist-asks-people-to-draw-bicycle-from-memory-and-renders-results/amp/ …
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it's only when i started drawing on my own, I realized the many finer details I overlook while, say, recognizing somebody/thing!
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Just because you can't output it through your actuators, doesn't mean you don't have a richer representation.
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Yep, requires a bridge from visual sensory graph to tactile feedback. Sketch, describe, brainstorm, guess, random walk.
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This is another good one from
@scottmccloud's theory of comic book drawings.pic.twitter.com/P4B74JyyZ5
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