His best-known works create a graphic infinity loop: lizards crawl out of a flat jigsaw-type drawing; two hands draw one another from a sheet of paper on which they are no more than outlines; and staircases interlock in physically impossible ways.
Because blog publishing technology makes it so easy to integrate other Internet materials directly into blog posts, bloggers draw one another, their audiences, and the creators of other Internet resources into dialog and controversy.
Within good university departments, colleagues draw on one another's strengths and compensate for one another's weaknesses.
They have largely been privately or self-taught, drawing on one another as models.
As parents using a blend of approaches with our child, we have been encouraged to see that they increasingly draw on one another's insights and activities.
Such fear recently threw a huge bucket of sand into the wheels of commerce, because business cannot function without credit and banks cannot function without the ability to draw on one another's resources as needed.
His procedure, drawing one then another part of the picture, is not methodical.
"I found the stubbles and clover-grounds matted all over with a thick coat of cobweb, in the meshes of which a copious and heavy dew hung so plentifully that the whole face of the country seemed, as it were, covered with two or three setting-nets drawn one over another," Gilbert White remembered, many years later, in A Natural History of Selborne (1789).
Administration of the vaccine involves drawing one circle, then another, then prodding the patient twice with an extended index finger, while stating, "Circle circle, dot dot, now you have the cootie shot".
The most realistic lists are unconscious, residing in the depths of memory, and what draws one person to another is ultimately unquantifiable, even mysterious.
