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Heya - I'm totally into art. I love it. I draw I paint and I hit art galleries and I surf the net for art. I have drawing through my room, cover in and all over my books in art and plaster my room with it. Theres so many different types from street art to Anime and Hentai to abstracts n just random techno art. I'd like to see wot your into. I'd like to see what u draw n dopnt worry if its good or not. OR I'd like to see wot u pulled off the net to show here. Photos, drawing technos and paintings...lets see wot ur into. I'm into lots but anime emo angels I love

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I'll participate by posting 3 pictures----

I did it at home :)
I did it too when the last activity
of my group.
I did it at the computer...


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Ahhh I really like journal art n bedroom wall art :) thanks for sharing Practice English
 
I love deviant art n I have put a few things there. But this journal is a personal one n I just do it for myself
 
I would like to give my own advice about appreciating art. The first thing is - theres no such thing as bad art if its come from within your mind. What you manage to put onto paper is your attempt to capture some vision you have in your head and that makes it precious.

The second thing is do not attempt to understand what the artist is about - don't try and analyse what the artist was attempting. Its irrelevant to your appreciation because YOUR appreciation should be based on whether this piece of art grabs you...does it hold you...does it make you think of something from your life or tug at some emotion. The meaning of the art you see in front of you is what YOU believe it is. Think about ONLY what it means to YOU.

Now this isn't necessarily such a simple thing to do though - so here's what I do...I go to art galleries...I hang out in them as often as I can ( yea I know geek hey). I love the vibe. But I DONT look at all the pieces of art. In fact I walk very quickly past each one and stop when suddenly a piece grabs me... and I think about why its stopped me. Sometimes its the image that grabs at me and other times I imagine a strange geometric shape to mean something about whats going on in my life... eg a straight thick black line can mean a path to destiny for one person, a barrier to another and a rope to a depressed person.

So I advise...go to a gallery but ONLY stop at no more than three pieces and think about why your standing there - who cares what the artist thought - youré way more important.
 
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Mort du fossoyeur

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Caspar David Friedrich

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carl philipp fohr

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MARCUS LARSON

Zoii, these are some of my fav. artists.
 
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Look at how Larson captures light. Its dark and tranquil and you can almost hear the soft waterfall on the other side of the river.
But the first one Mort du fossoyeur - wow what a mind to create this - standing in a snowy graveyard while an angel of death stands over an old grave digger at work. You could make up all sorts of stories leading to this picture, but I have a few personal ones that tugs at me. What a great choice - ty so much sis
 
zoii said:
Look at how Larson captures light. Its dark and tranquil and you can almost hear the soft waterfall on the other side of the river.
But the first one Mort du fossoyeur - wow what a mind to create this - standing in a snowy graveyard while an angel of death stands over an old grave digger at work. You could make up all sorts of stories leading to this picture, but I have a few personal ones that tugs at me. What a great choice - ty so much sis
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*hugs* Zoii. Aww, thanks Zoii. :)

I'll share some more as I dig through my messy files. :)
 
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