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Hillary, thanks a lot for posting it to userscripts.org. I’ll update this blog with all the new links next week… am currently caught up with some school work

i also added the script to userscripts.org with a link to this blog post as the script’s homepage.

ciao! hh

despite u not liking interpretations ..

Oh, I love interpretations. Look at this work of art here: http://www.elephantartgallery.com/paintings/6128.php

This was made by an elephant called Kaew. The painting is called “Know What I Mean?”. Now what did the elephant really mean?. Do we really want to know? Well, some of us do Let’s look at the review… it starts off like this:

“Know What I Mean?” is a complex work that includes vertical, horizontal and arced brushwork that fills the whole space. It seems to be telling us something…

Isn’t that interesting?

… or maybe the elephant just ate some grass, was happy, and wiggled the brush in glee to create the work of art that people swooned over, and called it a day, and went to sleep…

(Did I tell you that painting was worth $300 at the time of this writing? For a lot of canvas left blank, people would love to fill it up with very interesting interpretations)

You know… Perhaps that’s the best thing about art… Being yourself… With your colors and interpretations… And it’s still art. So… is there anything as good art and bad art then? I would say, there is. And interpretations wouldn’t change that.

Yet, there is always this curiosity to know what was the driving force behind the artist . And sometimes its even more surprising to find out that there was none , as in your case ( Perhaps the love for Photoshop )

Why would it surprise you if there was no inspiration? That’s not to say there wasn’t

Is something created in play or even fortuitously beneath something composed in “inspiration”?

Well… No wonder that “precocious” elephant makes $300 a painting … and all that the little 5-year old kid who loves to scrawl all over her art-book gets is a “How nice” from her mom

Perhaps my view is tainted by my conditioning into literary analysis during school. Art should be open to interpretation, and its amazing to see how different people find different meanings in the same thing. This so reflects even in movies, where when you watch the same movie twice, there are always hidden layers to be discovered . Yet, there is always this curiosity to know what was the driving force behind the artist . And sometimes its even more surprising to find out that there was none , as in your case ( Perhaps the love for Photoshop . )

Hmm.. despite u not liking interpretations .. 2 Cents As we have been moving on , the media more than ever before seems to have lost credibility and focus. And this is seen more here than even in India. There is hardly any divergent viewpoint, true humane stories from around the world are never published and are increasingly buried and smudged under layers of darkness [1]. Instead, what we are shown are superficial layers of covered by color, gloss and smiling faces[2] so that we the selected few stay in our comfort zones, and are not disturbed by what is truely happening.

As long as the media meets our needs [3] , there is no need to look beyond. They might make the smiles more wider [4] , but the colors will fade, until the rust starts showing [5] and the true picture emerges.

1. Saturated Curl (SC) has a layer of charcoal on the top right corner.
2. Newsprint. Interrupted (NI) has a smiling face on top right.
3. NI has the words “great pay” bottom left.
4. The smile becomes larger from SC to NI.
5. SC .. the saturation is almost overwhelming, jaundiced and rusted.

There’s something about trying to explain, dissect and appreciate poetry or art which I personally never got myself to appreciate (Now is that paradoxical?) For me, as long I find it aesthetically pleasing enough, I would call it well done.

At the same time, imagine any painting with a story behind it. Maybe it lends more meaning to the work of art — but then, with the story to taint your thoughts and color your judgment, would you be able to appreciate that work of art in isolation, denuded from all external meaning, as an intrinsic work of art per se and nothing else? Would that story serve as an aesthetic crutch then?

Maybe, trying to explain art may not really kill it, but it sure does leave a lot less room for the imagination.

Hey.. and jalapenos can be green too

my requests are (1) key for “Today,” and (2) key for the search box.

i LOVE the quickjump to the onebox!!! the tabindex works 90% of the time, but this solution is great!

I will blog this on 30B soon. Nice work. We are retooling the webtop a bit so you may be able to add one or two more…

Every thing is what our eyes want to see. Realized it a little late but nevrtheless has helped me see the illusion, what the life is. Clearly in purple.

Wish i can back track those lanes…..

Last week we posted a tip for using DodgeIt to create an email RSS feed. If you’re a Bloglines user, as it turns out, Bloglines already offers this service. You can create an unlimited number of special Bloglines email…

Anyways aseeja did I tell you that our junior, MG, was looking for you all over the coll. the other day…

And wooo… Lookie heree… I inspire people? Wow, that’s good… Hmmm. BTW waking up early doesn’t happen all the time.

… The other day, one lazy evening I was asking the other folks at home to think of the first animal that comes to their head when they think about all of us… Guess what you were: polar bear.