A series of pictures of two people saying different things

2023-05-11

• The artist creates illustrations based on the theme of “two people looking at the same thing but saying different things.”
• He discovered the theme while lining up illustrations for a tote bag project on a platform called Kozaneba.
• The series covers a variety of concepts, including cognitive differences, misunderstood dichotomies, and perceptual change.
• The author said that after recognizing the theme of the series, he noticed that his work became more diverse.

2021-10-29

• I was trying to make a tote bag, and I was arranging my Scrapbox drawings such as blind spot card on Kozaneba, and I realized that there are several drawings in which the characters are looking at the same thing and saying different things.

  • Changing words magnifies misunderstandings.
  • The usefulness of defining the boundaries of a concept
  • Both “is X” and “is not X” are compatible.

There were a few things that could be redrawn to fit it. - Same? Different? is a false dichotomy - Proceed in reverse, but the goal is the same. - Different things belonging to the same thing

After I finished making the tote bag. - False dichotomy painted a similar picture - [I thought, “I think a one-dimensional picture would be easier to understand if I added a person to it.” So I drew a new picture. - Here, he realized that “these pictures are ‘a series of pictures in which two people say different things,’” and he made them into a series after the fact.

After 2021-11-05 - Value depends on parameters. - Whether to approximate - Deteriorated copies spread - Spread or not spread.

• Since I recognized that these are ‘a series of pictures in which two people say different things,’ I feel like I can find more diverse patterns than ever before.
  • I know both, but the other person only knows one.
  • People who look for the rough edges of new things.
  • think the other is inferior to them.
  • There is a minority that affects more than one person and the majority disagrees.

2021-12-03 - If there is a difference in cognitive ability, then there is a discrepancy in observed facts.

• I just noticed that 6 and 9 and [A cylinder looks like a circle or a square, but it is neither a circle nor a square

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