Traditional type education often relies on “training the eye.” Students are taught to judge proportions and spacing the way their teachers do. But this easily turns into a closed loop: subjectivity is passed on, reinforced, and rarely questioned.
Traditional type education often relies on “training the eye.” Students are taught to judge proportions and spacing the way their teachers do. But this easily turns into a closed loop: subjectivity is passed on, reinforced, and rarely questioned.
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