Everything But The Weed

Approved by:
Linda Maze, a Wedding photography Gainesville FL in Gainesville Florida

Art is a subject of varied views & considerations, and defining art may itself challenge you to the threshold of creativity. Broadly, time and other environmental circumstances weave the difference, evolution, and the specificity of artistry. In effect, every new age takes a new plunge of creativity, originality, and technique. Art definitely is a subjective platform and its connotations may vary with individual. For instance, my artistry may be the way I mark my signatures, while for you, art could be the design on your coffee cup or of your furniture.

Art is the natural manifestation of human feelings and passion. It is the medium to vent out your expressions. Art is very diverse and varied in nature. Go down exploring it there is a fear that you might get lost in it.

So what is “art,” and what is an “artist?” My first thoughts. Art is something which registers in the mind of the beholder as being exemplary of beauty, truth, and reality. Something which communicates some particular quality, or qualities, of “reality,” in the truest sense of the word “reality.” By this definition, Monet’s impressions and Pollack’s dribblings both easily qualify, even though neither attempts to offer photo graphic realities. As do Twain’s description of Huck’s father in an alcoholic blackout, and Hemingway’s metaphor of the hill in war torn Spain shaped like a young girl’s breast.

Art is pillared on two fundamentals, form and content. ‘Form’ is classified as:

* Elements of Art

* Principles of design

* Physical materials

Artistic content is a slightly tricky subject matter. Creative content is an idea-based concept, for example:

* The theme the artist intends to portray
* The theme of the actual portrayal
* Audience’s response to the piece of work
* Miscellaneous influences, such as religion, politics, society, culture, or your own imagination, add meaning to the content of any artwork.