what?TimTheEnchanter said:you apparently don't understand the basic concept of art dating back to monet and impressionism (or earlier, by some accounts; goya, delacroix and, to a degree, even rembrandt broke free of classical traditions of form and color.) now if you want to suggest that my painting sucks, feel free. however, don't be an idiot and stick to a sense of what makes good art that's outdated by a century and a half. you only look like a bitter dickhead when you insinuate that monet, seurat, and van gogh sucked.
p.s. i have done many pieces (and posted some of them in the past) that have looked quite realistic and recieved nothing but praise. in fact, as you seem to be the type of person to put stock in this sort of thing, they have even one a few local shows. however, this was, as i posted earlier, an experiment for me because, if nothing else, the purpose of art is learning and exploring what is (and is not) aesthetically and emotionally pleasing. regardless of what the final product looked liked -- and i don't boast that this is some masterpiece -- i found the result very fulfilling.
A MUCH, MUCH, MUCH better place to go for real art crits is the Penny-Arcade Artist's Corner forums. Seriously, it's a lot like eatpoo, but I can personally vouch for the improvement that PA:AC has made in myself and especially in some other artists that have posted there over a period of a couple of years.TimTheEnchanter said:are there any other sites like that? it seems like everytime someone posts something from there it's either the stuff of creepy, goths or naked people: of which, i am neither.
edit: wow, 14 million+ pieces is impressive, though.
i inferred it (perhaps it wasn't actually there) because he made it sound like achieving realism was the ultimate goal of art and dismissed any notion of artisitic style. i know there are people who still ignorantly hold to their classical artistic beliefs and i figured he was one of them.ChowTOdust said:what?
where does he say anybody but you suck?
close enough. i was going for suppressed and complacent vivacity and certainly a bit lost (but who isnt't); i'll say the "woah" look wasn't so much of an accent (though, i didn't really think of it as the keanu reaves one). so i was looking for the conflict that seems to have come across, if a bit muddily.eggo said:i like impressionistic works, but the orange and green kind of confuses me. makes me think youre sick and/or lost or troubled
you need a hug?