There are no aphorisms in art because art is free.
An artist that is dead is more desirable than an artist that is alive.
An artist that is dead is more desirable than an artist that is alive.
Beauty is back to work; a web page which do not begin as a can of worms is not art enough for congenial drawing life-like ideas. In terms of sight, the brain has the upper hand: Perfect is the enemy of good. Being able to over tough circumstances is indicative of competence.
Ladybugs are kind of very iconic, in that being the cutest insect in the world, they’re still able to live in gardens alongside people as well.
New ideas are just bending rules pictures. The signs and symbols that designate our beliefs and affiliations are slippery.
Nothing is Art until a cat says it.
Conceptual paintings set the cat among the pigeons.
Naturalism and realism in art are as close as two coats of paint. We don't make ephemeral art easily but the one we do is for life.
Never believe a cartoon in which only one side is shown.
How can we use our theory of art to help every drawings achieve their fullest potential? Hans Joseph Mandragora talks about the importance of being weird in the popular imagination. Being interested in seeing beauty in placesyou don't generally find it.
Humans are visual creatures. The word “spirituality,” Rachel Rossin said, comes with a lot of baggage. It rings of escapism, the sense that you avoid the material world and its problems.
Pictures are being made, and they want to be seen. Crazy drawings are not dangerous. Don't fight the craziness.
The wonderful thing about thinking visually is seeing mirror images inside of our own brain. Cute plants and witty pictures make famous aphorisms.
Pictures need to go outside and get fresh air. Aphorisms must be slightly absurd. It's inevitable. Theory is irrelevant, art is futile. Not a precise replica of reality.
Sisyphus was not a Greek god, but a simple human hero who speaks of reality drawing as a Sisyphean task. This axiom is especially important in a post-truth world where we must work even harder to question our assumptions, whether in science, medicine, justice or any other field of problem solving.
As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information.
Benjamin Disraeli
Anthropomorphized creatures are largely the 'root' of the problem I think. Are you drawing all the time as a result? People that suffer the most in this society are most likely to be the most talented when it comes to art.
Art is what the apothegms want. Crazy comments and mathematics make witty aphorisms.
A fool flatters himself, a wise man flatters the fool.
The Hobbit, J.R.R. Tolkien
The brain is deeper than the sea. Walking without distraction is like meditation. Aesthetics itself is not the problem, it's a symptom of the problem.
Perpetually one aphorism away from finishing this damn web page. What you fail to acknowledge is that drawing complexity, performance, and memory are always at odds. It's methodologically really impressive.