Um, what matters in the end is that the picture is pleasing and inspiring, no ?
Of course there is this sort of intuitive idea that art should be all natural and flowing. Accidental almost. But well, that's not the way it works (i suppose, for i have no pretention to be an artist, but quite surely painters and sculptors spend hours pre-thinking and planning their realizations).
I don't think it would be fair to say an artpiece has less merit because it was carefully worked on.
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Date: 2005-03-12 11:03 pm (UTC)Of course there is this sort of intuitive idea that
art should be all natural and flowing. Accidental almost.
But well, that's not the way it works (i suppose, for i have
no pretention to be an artist, but quite surely painters and sculptors
spend hours pre-thinking and planning their realizations).
I don't think it would be fair to say an artpiece
has less merit because it was carefully worked on.