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Agreed, you can never go wrong with abstract art

There is a method to it. It takes talent.

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Yes

Blue Apple yes!! Anyone that looks at a work of art somebody else made and thinks “I could’ve done that,” has probably never done anything creative in their life. Art doesn’t have to be complex to be beautiful. And some things look easy, like this painting style, but isn’t when you try it for yourself

Exactly! That's the definition of art in my eyes. Having to do it because you're compelled to.

I love it!

Alright, but nobody comment on Pierre Brassau. He never had a single Art class and he could do it!

I agree, I would consider myself a modern art fan, though I do not like all modern pieces. But I think any piece that's really colorful is great at adding color to an otherwise colorless room.

@@fermingomez9653 i never had a single art class i can do it still

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Same 😍

just mixing different colours cannot be art. I guess it is too easy, everyone can do that. that has to be meaningful to be an art.

@@menelikll2546 meaningful to who? The artist or the person viewing it. Colors bring meaning to any art... just the same if it was drawn in pencil only. It's all relative.

OK, this involves no skill at all. Kindergarten art. It's art but fucking lol.

oxoc ah Well you are incompetent, Because only the wisest artist would know that it’s not who draws the better chair or who draws the better human. It’s who portrays them the most exaggerated way. We humans are exaggeration, color is an exaggeration, everything you know is exaggerated. So abstract is a light bulb in our dark narrow heads, since it’s color we know it but the patterns the texture the scene we don’t know. So it’s a point of interest. And with realistic art is that even if you see the most detailed stippling of a human to date you’re likely to forget in less than a week... because when you see the stippling you know what that is you’ve seen many times before and you look to your left and see one right next to you analyzing the same thing and failing to realize that it’s bland, boring, and exhausting. What is the point spending 20 dollars to see an articulate painting of a child when they’re all around you. I know some are documents important historically but to the spectrum is just downright ridiculous how are you supposed to tell me that you see nothing while looking at Pollok but when you look at the Mona Lisa which is amateur painting 1st, you’ve seen it thousands of times on your phone 2nd, Leo uses the sorriest colors which I still give credit because they’re not primary colors which you probably couldn’t get back then either but that doesn’t give Leo a set back because he was probably a thousandare during the 1600 era 3rd. No hate though. So don’t tell me “a kindergartner could do this.”

Don't fucking compare this shit to Pollock. Pollock had skills. This person can only pour paint on a canvas which every kindergarten kid does just as well when shown how to do it. I get much more form a Dali painting then from some person with no skills playing with paint.

Its so easy I have my 7th graders do it. Are you kidding me?

@@dawn1607 I pity the students, would hate to have such a close minded teacher.

@@carlos66965 Why because someone has an opinion that differs from yours? Got news for you I'm an amazing teacher and in fact people from districts surrounding ours use to get in touch with me to "steal" my curriculums and ideas. No one pitied me for rocking at teaching and neither should you. I do however pity you to think that everyone's view must match your own because that is truly close minded.

@@carlos66965 So you pity my students because their teacher has a different opinion than you? I'm an amazing teacher and in fact many teachers contact me, from other districts to "steal" my ideas and curriculum. I have parent after parent praise me for encouraging their children and helping them to develop. My students create gifts for me, which I've kept every piece, and some stay in touch through their parents for years after they leave my classroom. I teach my children that art is subjective so its ok to like things that other people do not. I explain where each form of art comes from the views and ideas of society with each introduction and present day. So, Carlos it is you I pity because your comment shows how closed minded you are not me. I love every one of my students. Oh and Carlos, my students are all given the opportunity to do abstract art and I have yet to have one actually think it was worthwhile or fun. As it was stated to me. "anyone can do this", "its boring", "Its not really creative" "We aren't doing this again are we?" I make sure that my students are able to explore and create all art forms. Acrylics, water colours, clay, wire, mixed media, why Carlos we have even had food art.

Harleylover14 see this is the good criticism that people like 😊

That's what your mom said.

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@@therealOXOC your mum gay then

*me confused about what the hell is going on here 🥲*

Hey, guys, ugh, you guys! I mean, c'mon, guys!

? its random shades and lines of colours what do you see lmao

scott smith everything we see is random shades and lines of colors

Ayla Williamson i tried and it was so hard even tho it looked so easy

@@cactus8802 what I meant was that people are often judgmental of seemingly simple ideas or crafts and yes they COULD have made a blue circle on a piece of paper, but the fact is that they DIDN'T think about doing it. Art is all around us and is not comparable by the fleeting definitions of complexity or originality. It's in you and it means whatever you want it to and that feeling that you place on that paper cannot be replicated.

Ayla Williamson yeah i know what you meant but i’m just saying taht most of them think it’s easy but it’s not and probably have never done it 😂

I love this answer

because they choose not to? saw how vain it is? that there is no point?

Gay

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