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 I found this video interesting and eye-opening, mainly because I’m a bit numb nowadays about these theories, or I’m not thinking as much as I’d like. Also, I love systematization and cataloging, so I simply glued to the screen, waiting for it to unfold and explain.
 
-Here’s the [video by Ryan Nein, “Systematizing Art Styles”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk4Jf_vE6Fo). Here are some interesting shots and thoughts I want to save for later. 
+Here’s the [video by Ryan Nein, “Systematizing Art Styles”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk4Jf_vE6Fo). Here are some interesting shots and thoughts for later. 
 
-It builds on Scott McCloud’s “triangle” but expands by touching on it’s flaws or limitations to frame some pieces of w
+It builds on [Scott McCloud’s “triangle”](http://www.scottmccloud.com/4-inventions/triangle/) but expands it by touching on its flaws or limitations to frame some art pieces. Below is a re-mapping of Scott’s triangle examples into Ryan’s diamond.
 
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+I like how Ryan’s perspicacity transforms the triangle into a diamond by splitting symbolism and abstraction by analyzing some works of art and clarifying Objectivity and Subjectivity in this context.
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+Although i found the analysis slightly biased 
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 I found some flaws, especially when Ryan tries to expand the diamond-like square diagram into an square again.