That explains why I don’t know it. We don’t need it in electronics and high school art was idiotic in every sense of the word.
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it’s useful knowledge though
If it shows up in nature that much then it can be useful in designs
Not for a PCB where you need to cram as much as you can in as little space as you can. 
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Real life is just as important as exams though eh
An employer’s pet peeve lol
After doing a bit more research I’m starting to see that it’s all based on a relative perception of perfection. Also I honestly can’t think of anywhere in electronics where this can be applied.
Aye I agree not in electronics
It gave you something to read about while you find some sleep at least lol
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And on that note I’ll be heading off. Bye 
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@the_termin8r your drawing is not so bad… just a little disproportion like @framos1792 said… it should be perfectly geometrical… 
not bad! 
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Lol, proportions were the last thing I was thinking about. I was just trying to send myself to sleep
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So nice i love it
It just isn’t and I hate it
You did a good job @the_termin8r I could never draw like that well done so don’t put yourself down cause it is really good
The technique is piss easy, 1 colour vertical lines, 1 colour horizontal, 1 colour diagonal TL to BR and 1 colour diagonal TR to BL. I’m an engineer, not an artist.
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Yeah I can’t draw to save my life I can write lyrics and sing but can’t draw
I can’t do that either
Then what is your hidden talent cause everyone has one
I have a couple of skills, no talents
Then what are your skills
Well I’m good with my hands, I find it fairly easy to design and build things. I can troubleshoot practical things, understanding how things work comes more naturally to me.
This sort of stuff:
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Just looked at same of your Lego creations and I am impressed you’re good with your hands no wonder why your an engineer
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