The idea for this question arose from a conversation I had with Chuck Litka, about typos.
I find typos very distracting when I’m reading as they seem to leap off the page at me. And I can’t ‘not see them’.
I hypothesized that the reason might be because I do digital graphics where I’m used to working at the pixel level. The more I thought about those typos though, the more I saw a pattern emerging. And it had nothing to do with typos.
See what you think:
Chuck Litka is a writer and painter.
I love words and digital graphics.
Diana Peach loves digital graphics too.
So does Audrey Driscoll.
Chris James is a writer and photographer.
Frank Prem is a poet and photographer.
Yorgos writes and draws.
Candy Korman is a writer, lover of art, and dances the tango.
Robbie Cheadle is a writer and creator…
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I’ve come to believe that creativity is like a dam – the water has to come out and it’ll squeeze through any and every crack it can find. 😀
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You are absolutely right! 😁
And once water starts “squeezing through” it can break even the hardest of rocks.
It’s such an interesting post and there are so many interesting views in the comments. 🤓
Thanks for posting it, Meeka 😘😘💖💖
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Yes, I think we’re all finding that the rocks are being broken. It’s liberating. 🙂
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Yes, it is! 😁
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It’s such an interesting post. the water has to come out and it’ll squeeze through any and every crack it can find
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Its such an interesting post.
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