Ne 10
NEON

 

Ne, atomic number 10, a very common element in the universe, but rare on Earth,

found only in trace amounts in our atmosphere, is a colorless, inert noble gas

under standard conditions. Discovered 1898 by British chemists Sir William

Ramsay (1852—1916) and Morris W. Travers (1872—1961) at University College

London when Ramsay chilled a sample of air until liquid, warmed the liquid air,

and captured several gases, each as they boiled off. Neon, commercially

extracted from air since 1902, gives a distinct reddish-orange glow when used

in either low-voltage lamps or in high-voltage discharge tubes. And additional

colors in advertising signs.
 
Writer, digital art, digital lettering: James Sherman

TREE OF KNOWLEDGE

Not to be confused with Wisdom. Or Experience.

To GROK one must be alert to all fruits of this tree, comprehend how it all exists simultaneously, and understand how to use all of it in coherent creative expression of one’s imagination.
 

EMOTION CYCLE
We cycle, more like a pendulum than a clock, through various emotions throughout each relationship with signifcant friends and family. We also juggle a cycle for every person we encounter each day throughout each project we undertake. Recognition of position on each cycle and acknowledgement of behavior informs choice for improvement of action.

 

NEEDS TIME TO BREW
Experience required.