Author Archives: eargy

In “Doing Science Making Art,” Bevil Conway references his childhood spent making “figurative representational work.” I assume he primarily means drawing or painting, common forms of art experimentation for children. He describes the hard work and obsessive “observational rendering” he … Continue reading →

The “Green of Beans” article and most of the class assert that bright green beans are more appealing than yellowish or brown beans. I agree, but wondered why. Why do green beans just look more appetizing when they are vibrantly … Continue reading →