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Modern Artists

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I think good modern artists can justify their work well.

 

What I mean is they have a great knack of being able to explain the complexities (or simplicities) behind their artwork.

In some respects…the longevity of a lot of inspiring artists lie within their ability to translate their work well.

What this indicates is that the artist invests a lot of him or herself into each piece. At some level they are working with a theme or purpose in mind.

Music Masquerade
"Music Masquerade"
Original Art by Carl (CAKUart)
Acrylic on Canvas -121.8 x 91. 4 cm

 

However, not all good artists are going to produce purpose driven work… all of the time.

But I think the success of a good artist is somewhat reliant on their ability to work on a broad level of inspiration… regardless if the painting took 3 weeks or 20 minutes to produce.

I'm not too sure if many artists who use the "slap and paste" method with EVERY piece they produce are destined to hover high in the ranks of the art world.

Most creative artists maintain a high level of passion for their work. I can certainly vouch for that. And it goes without saying that passion is the driving force and motivation behind most inspiring modern day artists.

Having a formal art education does not necessarily make you a good contemporary artist. 

Let's not forget that Picasso wrapped up his art education by the age of sixteen and spent most of his adult art years learning how to paint like a kid again.  

Good artists never really stop learning new techniques or ways in which to translate their internal view on the canvas. Like most artists, I am always pushing myself to master my art without being too concerned as to whether there is actually a destination or not.

I would tend to think having no final destination is a good thing because... I believe an artist is never really suppose to finish anything  - as being an artist is an on going journey of discovery.

 

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