Oh, then I must have misunderstood you, and I’m sorry. I’m not a professional artist. I just do this for my own enjoyment, and if I don’t like it, I simply redo it. Thank you for commenting again, and I’m glad you wanted to initiate an exchange of opinions 🤝
Haha, we’re all good. Me, I’ve made art all my life with very minimal training, especially after being rocked by reading a Picasso biography, plus being dazzled by the natural brilliance of kids’ art. I wanted to resist the learning of traditional techniques in order to preserve my childlike energy.
Years later I came to regret that, and learned that Picasso himself and various others first became flawless masters at a young age, then later had the genius to break free of all their training in order to create completely new forms. Anyway, at the end of the day… art is a process and an expression, so all levels and forms are valid IMO.
I wasn’t critiquing it, just wondering what to do from an artistic process-driven POV.
If you don’t know and don’t care, that’s fine, but I was mainly wondering if any artists here wanted to weigh in on that.
Oh, then I must have misunderstood you, and I’m sorry. I’m not a professional artist. I just do this for my own enjoyment, and if I don’t like it, I simply redo it. Thank you for commenting again, and I’m glad you wanted to initiate an exchange of opinions 🤝
Haha, we’re all good. Me, I’ve made art all my life with very minimal training, especially after being rocked by reading a Picasso biography, plus being dazzled by the natural brilliance of kids’ art. I wanted to resist the learning of traditional techniques in order to preserve my childlike energy.
Years later I came to regret that, and learned that Picasso himself and various others first became flawless masters at a young age, then later had the genius to break free of all their training in order to create completely new forms. Anyway, at the end of the day… art is a process and an expression, so all levels and forms are valid IMO.
Oops, sorry for the mini-lecture. :O