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Pac-man’s skeleton, conceived by Le Gentil Garçon, in collaboration with François Escuilié, palaeontologist, from the comparative observation of human and various predatory animal skulls.

Quote from the serialpaintings website:

Each one made one day in the subway the experiment of the glance of the other. I would like to remember me all these anonymous faces and their glances. This is why, daily, I paint on a ticket my neighbour in the wagon . This project began with the autumn 2004. It is a painting under colour and format, vibration, time constraints. These painted faces appear always inaccurate. I endeavour to have the memory of the people met, but in the long term the lapse of memory overrides the memory and painting gains: it only remains.

Send him tickets from your city's subway !

Since I began to work, I'm trying to follow simple rules to organize myself to do what I have to do. Simple rules, nothing original. I discovered something much more evolved: the Getting Things Done method. I didn't read the GTD bible but I read many blog posts about it and tried GTD online tools. In my personal point of view, it's really too complicated and it creates an important work overload. Then I discovered something really close to my "simple rules" Zen To Done (ZTD). My "simple rules" ( SR ) are:

• The use of a centralized todo list accessible from anywhere, in practice: a wiki page on my website. This centralized todo list is associated with a decentralized (temporary) todos, in practice: a pen and something to write on.
• Focus on what you're doing and do one task at time. I'm, personally, mono-threaded, I can't work on 2 tasks at a time. Before starting on something important, I'm focusing on my need of focus . That's strange, but I just need to think about focusing to focus on my task.
• Write on my decentralized todo what i'm doing when somebody or something interrupts me.
• Take a break when you need it. Focusing is something hard, unfortunately I can't focus on my tasks all day long.

Really, focusing is the most important thing, other rules work to support my memory.