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There are certain editing habits that we all require before addressing specific creative activity. They are similar to many things we do in everyday life but there is more emphasis on certain kinds of filters. For example, collecting favored things is a precursor of art because it isolates elements just as art must do. This short book introduces us to behavior we take for granted but without which we could never have created any art. It begins all the way back in Paleolithic times when we knapped rocks and collected shells. Let's see why.

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Formerly a documentary filmmaker and Director of Reseacrh at the New York Historical Society. Corbin was a Visiting Fellow at Harvard for several years in Neuro-psychology and Philosophy. These books were partially developed at Harvard, though the work began years and years ago as a practicing artist with extreme curiosity about what exactly triggered the compulsion to design something in the first place.

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