NY Times

This article makes me want to get ahold of the New York Times every day. Its fascinting to me that these would be unplanned juxtapositions. At first I didn't see the similarities too well, they seemed like a stretch, and even if they were, I started to catch on by the 20th pairing or so. This article gives me an idea for approaching my own juxtapositions differently now. I was at first looking at a line study or picture and then trying to find a counterpart that had similarities. However and interesting way to try now will be to randomly select pictures and line studies and put them next to eachother until something fits. I feel silly for not thinking of this before. There are plenty of studies I have yet to look too closely at because I had thought they were so different, but obviously I can be missing may possible pairings.