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WHat do you guys think of the theme of robotics?
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Check out this brilliant work here:
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Just the right mix of abstract and realism as well as 2D with 3D.
Robotics Graphic Design
Here is some graphic design related to the theme of robotics.
www.artisticcounterculture.com
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Just the right mix of abstract and realism as well as 2D with 3D.
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Another one of your diabolical amateur pieces.
Seek a new profession. Your "artwork" is quite awful. You're recycling ideas over and over again.
And what's worse is that you seem to think you're some sort of artistic visionary.
You're not.
My suggestion for your next work: nothing. A blank canvas. Call it "Peace and solitude".
Seek a new profession. Your "artwork" is quite awful. You're recycling ideas over and over again.
And what's worse is that you seem to think you're some sort of artistic visionary.
You're not.
My suggestion for your next work: nothing. A blank canvas. Call it "Peace and solitude".
Don’t you guys just love the way thwt gradient still shows a bit in the smoke bomb from thrusters? that little artistic touch of mine?
Interesting. One thing I've noticed in your artwork: aside from your Lone Warrior piece, all your robots, people, animals, etc. have been shown straight on and pretty standing straight with the arms out. Have you considered drawing people from different angles with different body positions? Plus, it looks like you just copy & pasted your robots. It seems very repetitive. You show great potential, but seem to want to do only the same pictures but with different filters.
Ever get the feeling you’ve been trolled?
Maybe. At least it gives me something to do during the "stay at home" orders.
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I could make the front robots hands better but I think it is fine for now.
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I disagree. His art looks cool. I’m guessing older people(I’m guessing you’re older?) are used to paintings like the Mona Lisa. You need to get with the latest trends in art to know what’s popular.
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On a separate note to OP, in general don’t listen to people who are negative in life. You’ll never get anywhere and end up just like them if you do. Often times from what I’ve seen from experience is that they’re negative because they never made it.
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Taping fruit to walls is the in thing now. And hairless pets.
So do you tape your pets to the wall?
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OP, from what I’ve seen in life is that people who are positive about your ambitions are the successful ones. That’s the crowd you want to keep.
Don’t hold a grudge against the negative ones though. I never listen to them. It’s bad enough that they probably never made it themselves.
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No, just fruit. The pet store won't sell me anymore hamsters, I think they're on to me.
Way to generalize there... Guess given all your other posts I should expect such ignorance.
It may surprise you that, despite my age, I enjoy all manner of art. And people my age where brought up with the likes of Warhol, Picasso, Pollock and Kahlo. Personally I'm not a fan of Da Vinci's work; I was more into Munch and Picasso's Surrealist period work. The dark side of me was also drawn (!) into the dark side of HR Giger and also Escher's geometries.
Being British I'm also naturally taken by Banksy's guerilla art.
Really sorry this doesn't fit in with your totally misguided stereotypical view of "old people", but I guess them's the breaks for you.
The two issue is not art trends, it's in your desire to pidgeonhole people into stereotypes.
There's nothing wrong with aspiring to be something. But you also have to be realistic.
Rather than people being negative because they didn't make it, it's more that people are being honest. No point in giving someone false hope.
"I'm guessing older people are used to paintings like the Mona Lisa". I don't even know where to begin with this one.
Rather than people being negative because they didn't make it, it's more that people are being honest. No point in giving someone false hope.
"I'm guessing older people are used to paintings like the Mona Lisa". I don't even know where to begin with this one.
What’s unrealistic for most is realistic for some.
For example, it’s unrealistic for most people in their 20s to become millionaires.
But it happens
What’s unrealistic for most is realistic for some.
For example, it’s unrealistic for most people in their 20s to become millionaires.
But it happens
You need talent to start. And the desire to improve. Two qualities I feel our erstwhile Polish friend apparently did not possess.
I appreciate mixed styles and warped realities. However the artwork needs to be not only original, but also sing to the viewers emotions. His "work" was a constant recycling of the same robots and, as a result, felt distinctively "off key".
His then stubborn refusal to accept any of this criticism (and they're were multiple people who said solar things) then further sealed his fate as another failed artistic wannabe.