How we make art?
Too much drawings, because drawing too much is not enough.
A day without drawing is a day lost.
Let's realize that exchanging art which take inspiration from alternative subcultures, is better than exchanging bombs.
Too much drawings, because drawing too much is not enough.
Let's realize that exchanging art which take inspiration from alternative subcultures, is better than exchanging bombs.
Everyone makes a different deal with the devil to get their shows up.
Sources, see also. Dont overlook the positive reasons why people question or seek alternatives to academic considerations on art, grounded in their own knowledge. Prepare your visitors for the possibility that their expectations may need to be altered, especially if they are unrealistic.
A story about how pictures can never, finally, be trusted. Estampes however are trustful and confident. Art complexity attempts to rationalize the irrational.
What's your ideal day? Information wants to be free.
One of the key tenets of simple drawing is to undo all this toxic thinking.
Locate your nuts. Beuys experienced the physical act of drawing as the primary means through which to crystallise his conceptual thinking.
The art makes me smile, even images that sits around and does nothing.
Originality is deceptively hard. I am a zebra, I think I have earned my stripes. When it comes time to avoid being eaten, stripes are always in fashion.
Peter Thiel
Most pictures think too much, but the art world needs nerdiness (stripes always do something).
Artist's self portraits reveal certain aspects of an person's identity.
Playfulness dreamt to be the link between postmodern things and life.
Curiosity brings knowledge
I paint objects as I think them, not as I see them.
Pablo Picasso
Man can surpass himself; this is what makes him human
Tzvetan Todorov
"There are no rules for how we come by our theories. We can dream them up, see them in our tea leaves or take them out of the library. It doesn't matter."
John D. Barrow
That most pictures think too much and are so scared by bad art is the fundamental tragedy of art theory. Thinking pictures can live everywhere.
Empirical observations are little without an underlying theory to generalize them.
Aravinda Chakravarti, This can be a sobering experience, bad pictures become economically unhinged.
My gut objection to your argument soon solidified as I thought of the enormous volume of of daily doodling as inventive thinking, and experience of bad art. The picture is pointing out how ludicrous and inadequate ink is, the inking cannot account for the phenomenology observed.
Creativity and innovation thinking visually
Theory is the art of giving the same name to different artworks. The trouble is art is not an exact science. The contest is just beginning.
Gustav Klimt, "Visual thinking presents a fascinating conundrum, a common neural signature of aesthetic experience"
The task of the artist is to discern if there is a reality behind the appearance of things.
However, humor proved to be only one piece of the puzzle, and a call for creative answers.
I paint objects as I think them, not as I see them.
Pablo Picasso
"For there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so." William Shakespeare, in Hamlet, 1603
Viewing the world as a living, breathing organism composed of an evolving network of the seen and unseen through infinite channels of connection. Buildings are a living thing, they have to change to meet the current needs, buildings are never done.
Drawing is the first visible thing of the form of the thought: Perpetually one picture away from finishing this damn web page.
三思而后行