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When you put your heart into it like for example paint a apple with passion and comes out beautiful But if you don't it comes out like NASTY AND UGLY
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What is the difference between skill and art?
skill is something you have and is able to do and art is beautiful work involving the skill that you have.skill is something you have and is able to do and art is beautiful work involving the skill that you have.
What is easle?
easle is something you use in art. it hold the art work straight
What is difference between arts and skills?
skill is something you have and is able to do and art is beautiful work involving the skill that you have.skill is something you have and is able to do and art is beautiful work involving the skill that you have.
What does it mean when something detracts from a work of art?
reduces the value of it.
Explain why science cannot determine or not painting is a great work of art?
Whether something is "great art" or not is outside the province of science. However, scientific techniques can often determine is something believed to be a great work of art is authentic or is a forgery.
Did Jackson pollock work for anyone doing something other than art?
no
What is the definition of imitationalism?
Work of art that portrays a person place or thing. Or in order to be even considered art it must look like something.
What does portrayed mean?
It means to represent something.
What is planning meeting?
The art of organizing and setting up a meeting, whether they be for for work, school, or something else.
What are some techniques you can use to study and understand a work of art?
You can consider art as a novelty, something unique and pleasing to the eye. Art always carries a message. It is either an impression or an expression. Art is always a product of a creative mind.
How does a nonobjective work of art become the least abstract form of art?
A truly abstract work of art is derived from an actual object or things in the real world, something found in nature that the artist has 'abstracted'. A non objective work of art has no ties to any real world objects or things and so it is not an abstraction of anything, it is aptly named, non objective.
What was Marcel Duchamps intentions for the 'Fountain'?
To show that something can be appreciated as a work of art although it is not made by the artist exhibiting it.
