I read this morning that the 16th century painter Velasquez was noted for pioneering unique systems. The article, in fact, refers to them as "techniques and technology."
Curious, I delved further to see what technology would have been available to him, while painting kings in the courtyards of Spain's castles.
The answer: long-bristled and long-handled brushes.
Serves as a good reminder that your "technology" doesn't always have to be the next new gizmo, just whatever works for you. How you interact with technology means more than the gigahertz, as long as you know how to handle the paintbrush!
Cheers,
Helen
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