» Sun May 29, 2011 1:09 am Rorschach tests would just be blobs on a page to you wouldn't they?
It doesn't matter how good of a drawing you make, as long as it conveys the idea behind it well enough in the eyes of the creator.
And yeah, I was right, you do think it's just a stick. Never mind that it's an example of how close me and my family was from death and all that.
I give up with you, there's just no arguing with brick walls. <_<
It doesn't matter how good of a drawing you make, as long as it conveys the idea behind it well enough in the eyes of the creator.
And yeah, I was right, you do think it's just a stick. Never mind that it's an example of how close me and my family was from death and all that.
I give up with you, there's just no arguing with brick walls. <_<
rorschach tests are blobs. its a psychology test, not art, just like the word association test isnt a poem. different people see different things.
what the hell does a stick have to do with art? im sorry to hear about your tornado encounter, but i dont see any reason why that correlates with art. it was created by an act of nature not a person. mountains and rivers are not art unless you want to credit God for them.
if we are going to use the incredibly loose definition of art that sounds like something from a art appreciation class then dishwashersa are art. after all someone designed the outside to look good in a variety of kitchens. cars should be art as well since someone had to design the body. if everything is art then nothing is special.
and it does matter how good a drawing is.........if it didnt matter than anyone could get a job working at disney even if all they did was make stick figures. thats why they are called artists.
it sounds to me like you just label everything including the kitchen sink as art.
