Speaking of Art (Animation) by Digimon
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Since a couple of you asked me to answer the same Q's:
See previous thread:
"Who is this Art guy?"
1) What is your personal definition of art?
This is a big one, though in fact it is (To me) pretty simple. Human beings
communicate through many means, all of which appeal to our sensory organs
which allow us to perceive our world. In my humble opinion, any
method/medium used to communicate a thought or emotion to another person
can be art. The defining factor is how it is communicated. Any time one
takes that extra effort, be it aesthetically, creatively, humorously or
thoughtfully, to imbue that communication with something more than the raw
information, they are adding "Flare". Now how they do it, and to what
degree, is where "Art" separates itself from the mundane.
2) What galleries do you most frequent?
When I am "free" surfing, I go with the ALL category, and whatever
thumbnails jump out at me (See previous thread). Beyond that, I spend most
of my time checking out galleries of those artists I have had the fortune to bump
into. Look at my fav artist list! It keeps me very busy.
3) What genres are your favorite?
I like everything, "Variety is the spice of life". But I would be a liar if
I did not admit I have favorites. Generally speaking, anything SC-FI or
Fantasy is my favorite. I am also a sucker for anything that makes me smile
or laugh.
4) What art do you put on your walls/desktop at home?
Throughout our house, my wife hangs art that she likes, mostly faeries and
stuff, and I like it all. My office, when finished, will have my art, a map
of Middle Earth, and a framed uncut sheet of Wacky Package Stickers from
the 70's, to start with. My desktop on my computer changes constantly,
sometimes my works, others works, sometimes the dogs.
5) What images do you most often comment on?
I often comment on images when I think the artist needs the encouragement.
I have been making art in a vacuum for decades, and though I have a healthy
ego that enjoys the frequent "Tummy rub", I would still do it anyway, for
me. As someone here so aptly observed "I'l bet your school notebooks were
full of doodles." That is why I finally turned off rankings, I really don�t
worry about ranks, just peoples thoughts. So I try to encourage other
artists that are taking a chance, and sticking it out there in the public.
When another artist requests ranking, I view it thus:
If they appear to have accomplished what they set out to do, I give them a
great or excellent. If they fell short of what they were trying to
communicate, I either refrain from comment, or when I think there ego can
take it, I offer constructive criticism. But I never leave a low ranking, I
see no purpose in crushing peoples spirit, and as mom always put it �If you
have nothing nice to say��
6) What images do you hesitate to comment on?
For the most part I avoid comment on anything done just for the "Shock"
value, a lame attempt at getting attention. I loath Poser nudies without purpose.
This site has gotten much better, and I think the community here has really
matured. I was once accused of having a problem with the human body!
Nothing could be further from the truth, I am a man, a dirty old one at
that! ; ) But there is in my mind a clear line between artistic nudes
(Which I like) and porn-ish pinups. That having been said, I love some
pinups, like Vargas etc.
7) Are you inhibited in anyway due to technology i.e. a slow modem?
We used to have a slow computer, and a slow modem. It was hard then to get
around to all the people who's art I wished to view and comment on. Now I
have a very fast computer, and we have a high speed cable modem.
Ironically, I have merely increased my viewings/comments exponentially! So
instead of taking less time to surf, I spend more time and view/comment on
much more.
