Vector Art | Clip Art | Flourishes, Borders, Frames, Objects, Vintage, Ornate, Decorative Free Vectors
Sep 08 Were back from summer vacation with some free tree vectors just in time for autumn. These free tree vector stock art graphics vary in style and can be modified for any design- be it poster designs, animations, packaging, and more. Feb 23 I’ve heard it through the grape “vine” that today’s free vectors are awesome. Read the rest of this entry » Aug 21 Here’s another nice vector art set guest post from VintageVectors. My favorites are the skeletons. Read the rest of this entry » Jul 06 Summer is here and so are the new summer vectors. Read the rest of this entry » Jun 15 Father’s day is coming soon here in the states, so I thought these dad father’s day vectors would come in handy for some of you. Read the rest of this entry » May 25 Here is a cool old vector engraving of the sky opening up with streaks of light and cloud shapes. Our friends at VintageVectors have granted us permission to post this awesome, classic vector art graphic. Read the rest of this entry »
The Magic and Logic of Color: How Josef Albers Revolutionized Visual Culture and the Art of Seeing
by Maria Popova “A thing is never seen as it really is.” “Hundreds of people can talk, for one who can think,” John Ruskin wrote, “but thousands of people can think, for one who can see.” “We see, but we do not see: we use our eyes, but our gaze is glancing, frivolously considering its object,” Alexandra Horowitz lamented in her sublime meditation on looking. Hardly anyone has accomplished more in revolutionizing the art of seeing than German-born American artist, poet, printmaker, and educator Josef Albers, as celebrated for his iconic abstract paintings as he was for his vibrant wit and spellbinding presence as a classroom performer. Albers, who headed the legendary Black Mountain College that shaped such luminaries as Zen composer John Cage and reconstructionist Ruth Asawa, lays out the book’s beautifully fulfilled and timeless promise in the original introduction: In visual perception a color is almost never seen as it really is — as it physically is. Donating = Loving Share on Tumblr
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Learning Statistics with R | Computational Cognitive Science Lab
In late 2013 I gave a one-day workshop out at CSIRO that aimed to provide a brief introduction to R for an audience who knew statistics but not R. The workshop consisted of two distinct parts, an introduction to the basic mechanics of R, followed by a fairly rapid coverage of a lot of core statistical tools in R. (There's also a bonus "Part 3" that covers a few additional topics that I'm fond of). I also had the presence of mind to record screencasts of my practice talk, so there's about 5 hours of me talking about statistics linked to below! Part 1: Introducing R Getting Started. Part 2: Introductory Statistics in R Descriptive Statistics. Part 3: Extras Additional Statistical Tools.
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Introduction to Circos, Features and Uses // CIRCOS Circular Genome Data Visualization
