If you need to catch up, the answer to yesterday’s quiz (and part two) is woman A is curviest and now I’m going to tell you why. Actually, I’ll prove it using the least likely of models -that of Courtney Love who is famously thin.…
I am very pleased with the results from yesterday’s pop quiz. Several of you noticed the distinction between curvy and “curvy”. Good show, here’s a gold star for you!
Probably the easiest and briefest way to explain it is by paraphrasing one of my earlier comments,
[ ]all humans regardless of age, sex and size have curves; we are not rectangular boxes.
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Yay! I’m so excited. One of our RML contestants followed up with the suggestions made for her product. She made up a new sample (it’s for sale!) so you can see the striking difference between the two.
I realize the lighting differences throw it off a bit along with the new background but a careful examination of the two shows dramatic improvements.…
I was almost ready to hit publish on another post but decided it might be fun to poll the readership before I did that.
This is a pretty simple question. Which of these two figures is curvier -not “curvier”- than the other?…
Not to be confused with the Computational Couture event I wrote of before, Grace sends word of Mary Huang, a quasi curator of computational design. Actually, she uses the word “couture” but we know I don’t like that. heh. Huang defies a fast scan or redux, not much help for my overclocked cognitive processing today -I thought fashion was supposed to be easy.…
