Andrew Lenz Jr.
Frequent Poster
So, here I am trying to get through the study books for me to take the CPF test before my scholarship runs out!
One of the book is "Caring for your Art." It's recommended to read Chapters 1-5 and 8.
Now, some of us are the curious sort and poke around in areas outside of the lines. In a required chapter of the book, it says that 70 degrees and 50% humidity is ideal for artwork. In a non-required chapter of the book, it says that 70 degrees and 50% humidity is not ideal and that lower on both is actually better.
My question is, is too much knowledge dangerous? If the CPF test asks about ideal temperature and humidity, should I pretend that I didn't read in the other chapters?
I have to admit, I really have to force myself to read this book. It's remedial reading. But, hey, there was a tidbit or two that might come in handy. Like the recommended lifespan of UV sleeves for fluorescent lights is 7-10 years. I'm sure I read that sometime in DECOR Magazine back when Reagan was president, but I forgot that. [shrug]
Andrew
One of the book is "Caring for your Art." It's recommended to read Chapters 1-5 and 8.
Now, some of us are the curious sort and poke around in areas outside of the lines. In a required chapter of the book, it says that 70 degrees and 50% humidity is ideal for artwork. In a non-required chapter of the book, it says that 70 degrees and 50% humidity is not ideal and that lower on both is actually better.
My question is, is too much knowledge dangerous? If the CPF test asks about ideal temperature and humidity, should I pretend that I didn't read in the other chapters?
I have to admit, I really have to force myself to read this book. It's remedial reading. But, hey, there was a tidbit or two that might come in handy. Like the recommended lifespan of UV sleeves for fluorescent lights is 7-10 years. I'm sure I read that sometime in DECOR Magazine back when Reagan was president, but I forgot that. [shrug]
Andrew