Way Random
Yes, there is an immediacy,
visual satisfaction, and accepted beauty in symmetrical. I have a long-time
collaborator whom goes to symmetry FIRST, and that is good play for me ...
because I do not think symmetrical naturally. Asymmetrical comes out and I need
to work at finding a symmetry. It can be true, though, in art as in nature —
the most striking look is symmetrical.
Pacing the floor
and staring down into the wood grain, I spy the dog profile, the man
in the moon, the kinda sorta — over and over again. With an inward smile at the
portrait of the artist as a space cadet — the pacing stops and walking begins.
I have felt that whether, is
an odd word. It looks to me to be spelled wrong.
It does not work as well written as in verbal speech.
1. Used to introduce an interrogative content clause
(indirect question) that consists of multiple alternative possibilities, and
indicate uncertainty between them; if.
He chose the
correct answer, but whether by luck or by skill I don't know.
2. Used to introduce a yes-or-no interrogative content clause
(indirect question) that consists of a single possibility, and indicate
uncertainty over it; if, whether or not.
Do you know
whether he's coming?
3. Used to introduce multiple alternative
possibilities, and indicate the irrelevance of which is the case; regardless of
whether, no matter whether.
He's coming,
whether you like it or not.
