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Do I prefer the shapes or

Submitted by Hilary McGowan on Fri, 05/15/2009 - 4:58pm.

Do I prefer the shapes or the chair? Aren't they really all just flat shapes drawn on a chalkboard? I like them both, I guess. Finding a reason to prefer one over the other seems a tad strange and like I need to judge the quality rather than just accept what it is. Not everything has to be better or worse than another thing, they don't need to compete just because they are bothe drawings.

Why can't the drawings get along and why do they have to mean two different things?

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