The less time you have when constructing a piece of art, the more likely you are to make a mistake. But the less time you have, the more time you have saved doing other things with your life.

In the remaining time left counting down to my exhibition, I took a little gamble in making a tiny new piece at the last minute and the effort seems to have paid off. One’s good fate is the result of luck, or sheer skill? In my case it’s always luck. Bad and good.

I had promised to add more desktop pattern images over winter break but my break never came. Since I was taking so long, reader/designer Bert Mahoney sent me a few desktop patterns to help me finish this task. My fonts were different so I went and did a few more thanks to Bert’s encouragement.

Desktop pattern for a normal 4:3 aspect ratio screen (~50kb).		Desktop pattern for a 16:9 widescreen (~50kb).

The Third Law time expresses the importance of watching (or at least enjoying) one’s springs.

Desktop pattern for a normal 4:3 aspect ratio screen (~50kb).		Desktop pattern for a 16:9 widescreen (~50kb).

As I am a fan of all forms of education, my favorite Law remains the Fourth Law learn.

Desktop pattern for a normal 4:3 aspect ratio screen (~50kb). [hc]		Desktop pattern for a 16:9 widescreen (~50kb). [hc]

In the Fifth Law differences I mean to express that if there’s a yin, there’s a yang.

Desktop pattern for a normal 4:3 aspect ratio screen (~50kb). [hc]		Desktop pattern for a 16:9 widescreen (~50kb). [hc]

Keep your eye off the road to become aware of the Sixth Law context, but try not to forget where you’re going.

PS Bert selected the colors for Law 3 and Law 4 for me in the examples he had sent. That certainly made it easy for me. Not having to think–that’s real simplicity. Thank you Bert!