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Text from the end of the Oven of Akhnai story, Babylonian Talmud Bava Metzia 59b:1-5.
The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Musings of a Curious Aesthete by Leonard Koren
Leonard Koren’s Musings of a Curious Aesthete reads like the work of a practiced conversationalist who has spent a lifetime whispering provocations into the ear of design and culture. Part memoir, part aesthetic tract, the book collects short, nimble essays that move from recollection to critique with the lightness of a sketchbook and the stubborn insistence of an axiom. It is, in other words, a…
The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Wabi-Sabi: Further Thoughts by Leonard Koren
Leonard Koren’s Wabi-Sabi: Further Thoughts reads less like a conventional monograph and more like an invitation to a practiced, patient conversation — half aphorism, half careful exegesis — with one of the thinnest and most capacious concepts in modern aesthetics. Where so many volumes try to define wabi-sabi by checklist or historical excavation, Koren treats it as a sensibility: a set of…
The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Wabi-Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets, & Philosophers by Leonard Koren
Leonard Koren’s Wabi-Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers reads less like a conventional treatise and more like a pocket anthology of aesthetic instructions and provocations — a distilled program for seeing differently. Its ambition is modest and precise: to translate a notoriously slippery Japanese sensibility into language useful to makers and thinkers in the West. The result is…

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The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - What Artists Do by Leonard Koren
Leonard Koren’s What Artists Do reads less like a conventional handbook and more like a pocket philosopher’s lecture delivered in fragments. The book is compact, aphoristic, and intentionally spare — a series of short meditations on the activities, habits, anxieties, and tiny triumphs that make up an artist’s working life. Koren does not attempt a manifesto; instead he offers a plurality of…
When your younger sibling grows to be taller than you.
I drew her! And. A bonus doodle of her and Koren. Cuz I saw the comment about her terrorizing Azul and thought that was funny bc Koren likes terroizing Floyd
(idk if my abysmal handwriting is readable but it says ”menace to an Octavinelle student club)!
I tried to keep her as on-model as possible but im a little bad at that so sorry if there any details that look off,,
NJSVDUNSDVJNSDVANISC TYYY. eats this senjdjndjn
different yet similar i suppose
Spot the difference They r both PROFESSIONAL OCTA ANNOYERS TRUST. Now we just need a jade annoyer to complete the trio
actually tho PEAK ART TYSM DKDKDKDKD