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Re:Found: The ‘how to draw’ books Pablo Picasso created for ... by gtsnexp on Sunday June 12, 2022 @03:13AM (#31712310)
Bach, as well, used to write pieces to teach his kids music. I wonder if going back to the roots and simplifying the craft had something to do with their creative process.
Re:Found: The ‘how to draw’ books Pablo Picasso created for ... by jan_Inkepa on Sunday June 12, 2022 @05:29AM (#31713158)
Bartok also did this in his Mikrokosmos - I used them to relearn piano and it was very entertaining to (re-)'learn' piano solely though modernish/Hungarianish music. I wouldn't personally have wanted it for my first attempt at learning piano, but as someone experienced already, it was pretty great!
Re:Found: The ‘how to draw’ books Pablo Picasso created for ... by gtsnexp on Sunday June 12, 2022 @05:31AM (#31713173)
Bela Bartok! What an interesting human!
Re:Found: The ‘how to draw’ books Pablo Picasso created for ... by tmountain on Sunday June 12, 2022 @08:34AM (#31714012)
The well tempered clavier, which is an extremely popular piano suite, was written as practice material for his students (there’s a piece in every key).
Re:Found: The ‘how to draw’ books Pablo Picasso created for ... by woutersf on Sunday June 12, 2022 @08:28AM (#31713988)
In some sports it is also a saying that you improve your game drastically the moment you start teaching. I think in some way in tech this is also true. Be a mentor !
Re:Found: The ‘how to draw’ books Pablo Picasso created for ... by randomluck040 on Sunday June 12, 2022 @10:58AM (#31714969)
Explaining something usually requires a deeper or more complete understanding compared to just doing something. Definitely true in my experience.
Re:Found: The ‘how to draw’ books Pablo Picasso created for ... by koonsolo on Sunday June 12, 2022 @11:09AM (#31715055)
Or educate through a blog post. You really have to align your thoughts for that.