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hernán ordoñez
TYPEX
According to UNESCO, any publication which is not periodical and has more than 49 pages is called a book. If it is shorter, it's called an opuscule or pamphlet and, if there is more than one volume, a work.
This is an exact definition, of course, and there is also a geometrical definition: a book is also called a polyhedron. A polyhedron is a finite physical space with dimensions of height, width and depth. A three-dimensional euclidean space.
And nowadays it's very popular to project 3D simulations onto two-dimensional surfaces. But I want to suggest the opposite route. A 3D object, a polyhedron, a book with two-dimensional illustrations ... Have a look and you'll see that there are 3D graphic illustrations too. But to find them you'll have to read (look at) Typex.
www.hernan.tv
According to UNESCO, any publication which is not periodical and has more than 49 pages is called a book. If it is shorter, it's called an opuscule or pamphlet and, if there is more than one volume, a work.
This is an exact definition, of course, and there is also a geometrical definition: a book is also called a polyhedron. A polyhedron is a finite physical space with dimensions of height, width and depth. A three-dimensional euclidean space.
And nowadays it's very popular to project 3D simulations onto two-dimensional surfaces. But I want to suggest the opposite route. A 3D object, a polyhedron, a book with two-dimensional illustrations ... Have a look and you'll see that there are 3D graphic illustrations too. But to find them you'll have to read (look at) Typex.
www.hernan.tv
