by Alpacky » Tue Jan 17, 2017 12:37 am
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AlpackyPosts: 312Joined: Thu Aug 11, 2016 7:34 pmLocation: Massachusetts US
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Tell you? What do you mean?
Well... depends which type your talking about... there's the psychology behind improving, reaching your goals... the "mentality" one should get into to be successful in developing their skills. Then there's what the observers notice within a piece, a sort of, snobby, forced interpretation, which, if done properly, can be helpful to the artist in a variety of ways. In sycra logical problems, for example, they discuss the meanings behind bobs drawings, having childhood trauma relating to facial burns/scalds. He internalized his pain and forgot about it, his main way of expressing that pain coming out in his "screaming faces". A little cliche and cheeses some may say, but it makes too much sense to be ignored. If someone notices the things I'm focused on to possibly relate to my life, or see that MY practices are Leading me on a bad path, that won't help me improve (such as how some people do exclusively finished pieces, leaving no room for improvement in quick sketches) pointing it out to me would be appreciated.
I hope that's what you meant, holy crap that's a novel... sorry .
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