Scrolling through the updated Photos app on my newly-updated-to-Catalina Mac, I came across thumbnails of the sketches I’d posted here earlier. They have a completely different quality once shrunk down like this, and you can almost imagine them being panels in a wordless comic that involves Rob MacDonald, Cherry Valley and the East Point lighthouse.
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I think this must be innate,
I think this must be innate, that pictures and objects become more potent somehow when we shrink them—at least when they are recognizable things.
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