Lately, I have noticed how often I go to art history for answers to problems that I haven't solved yet while working. This morning I was studying a Todd Schorr painting that I had been looking at the night before. Go to: https://toddschorr.com/ he is a master!!!!!!! The painting was: The Riddle Of The Magician's Bunny Trick Solved Through The Use of Squared Off Angles. (Wow, imagine that! A cubist painting? Yeah, well what else would stop me in my tracks?) I have such a habit of finding answers back in art history. My 7 years of higher education, encouraged me not to "Reinvent the wheel". However...the wheels of the 21st century have anti-locking disk breaks and rotation tracking tires, besides metal alloy wheels... Or maybe it was me learning how Todd Schorr solved the problem so I could reinterpret it, disassemble the steps, and build a new tool for my tool box rather then poorly quote Todd Schorr and embarrass myself......