I've discovered that all new technology on the web goes through 3 phases:
For a long time, I hated frames, 'cuz we were in stage 2 for a long long time. Plus, it used to be that the "Back" button in Netscape didn't work with them. But I did find one really cool use for frames, and that was for re-enacting Mondrian paintings. Not that you really want to be spending your time re-enacting Mondrian paintings, unless it's for the purpose of pissing off some really high-strung Art History major. And there are a surprisingly large number of high-strung Art History majors. Mostly because they're sitting around thinking "Oh my god! I'm never going to find a job! I'm an Art History major!1"
So without futher ado, click on one of the paintings below. And get that artsy feeling!
Composition in Red, Yellow, and Blue | Opposition of Lines: Red and Yellow |
More paintings will be coming as soon as I can scan them in.
1 Note: I really don't bear any ill will against Art History majors. I'm just jealous that while I was sitting in the computer lab under flourescent lights next to a guy who hadn't showered since New Coke came out, Art History majors were sitting around looking at paintings of topless women.