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Enjoy Art

It's amazing how everyone sees things so very"good" or "bad" forms of artwork, except
differently. Take artwork, for example.where the piece is created solely for the
Everyone interprets a piece of artworkpurpose of monetary profit, or solely with
according to their own experience, andthe object in mind of denigrating something
according to their own sets of rules andor  someone  else.
perceptions.
Art without heart is nothing more than
What may seem like a fine detailed andsplashes of charcoal and color that have been
colored portrait to one person may seem likespread across a background devoid of life and
an unbalanced and poorly organized piece tofeeling.
another.
Artwork, in it's pure form and creation, is
Artwork, like life, is a product ofan expression of the artist's perception of
subjective experiences by which we judgehumanity and nature, an explanation of life
things  as  they  appear  to  be,  to  us.and  the  circumstances  that  surrounds  us.
Sometimes, the only person who is pleased byThe next time you step out and enjoy art, in
a piece of art is the person who actuallywhatever form, be sure to allow for the
created it. Passers-by, critics with no realbenefit of the doubt. You may not agree with
artwork skills, are usually the mostthe message, form, or composition. The
derogatory.skills used in it's expression may be
polished or crude. But try to discover for
Perhaps it is because they can not create,yourself what is being said in the artistic
themselves, and can only find solace ineffort.
criticizing  the  environment  around  them.
Try to experience it, perhaps, with the
Let me reiterate, here. Art is, and alwaysvision  and  intent  of  it's  creator.
will be, SUBJECTIVE. There is no real right
or wrong way for one to express themselves,The results may surprise you!
artistically. There is no accurately judged



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