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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Jul 9, 2007 15:40
I spent a few hours today working on my new painting.
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59449900/
My mother came in to look at it and spent 20 minuets telling me how
bad it was, and arguing with me over common sense concepts. When she
looks at it she sees something completely different.
I got bunch more art books on using Corel Painter, so I'm going to be
reading them. Hopefully I'll make something she actually likes
eventually. For now I'm going outside to do my meditation rituals.
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Author: TuahineTuahine Date: Jul 9, 2007 15:46
CoreyWhite wrote:
> I spent a few hours today working on my new painting.
> http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59449900/
> My mother came in to look at it and spent 20 minuets telling me how
> bad it was, and arguing with me over common sense concepts. When she
> looks at it she sees something completely different.
>
> I got bunch more art books on using Corel Painter, so I'm going to be
> reading them. Hopefully I'll make something she actually likes
> eventually. For now I'm going outside to do my meditation rituals.
> I told you to draw a picture of your ideal woman. You did not listen to
me nor obey. She would like that.
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Author: JulianJulian Date: Jul 9, 2007 15:54
>I spent a few hours today working on my new painting.
> http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59449900/
> My mother came in to look at it and spent 20 minuets telling me how
> bad it was, and arguing with me over common sense concepts. When she
> looks at it she sees something completely different.
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Date: Jul 9, 2007 16:54
On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:46:45 -0700, Tuahine gmail.com>
wrote:
>CoreyWhite wrote:
>> I spent a few hours today working on my new painting.
>> http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59449900/
>> My mother came in to look at it and spent 20 minuets telling me how
>> bad it was, and arguing with me over common sense concepts. When she
>> looks at it she sees something completely different.
>>
>> I got bunch more art books on using Corel Painter, so I'm going to be
>> reading them. Hopefully I'll make something she actually likes
>> eventually. For now I'm going outside to do my meditation rituals.
>> >I told you to draw a picture of your ideal woman. You did not listen to
>me nor obey. She would like that.
That kicks ass! Ignore these two women.
--
Grant
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Author: LinLin Date: Jul 9, 2007 17:08
CoreyWhite wrote:
> I spent a few hours today working on my new painting.http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59449900/
> My mother came in to look at it and spent 20 minuets telling me how
> bad it was, and arguing with me over common sense concepts. When she
> looks at it she sees something completely different.
I thought it looked wonderful! As a graphic designer, I can tell you
that work like that can be marketable.
> I got bunch more art books on using Corel Painter, so I'm going to be
> reading them. Hopefully I'll make something she actually likes
> eventually. For now I'm going outside to do my meditation rituals.
I do hope you work more with the tutorials for Painter, but better
yet, if you can afford it at some point I would suggest you invest in
Adobe's Creative Suite. It has all the industry standard applications
for you to really shine. The Suite on it's own is very pricey. Do you
have a friend that works for or is full time at a university? You
could purchase thought them for about one third the cost.
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Author: LinLin Date: Jul 9, 2007 17:14
CoreyWhite wrote:
> Hopefully I'll make something she actually likes
> eventually.
When you create, think of your audience, i.e. your client. Are you
creating work to please her?
I think if it makes you happy and it furthers your creative process
and skills, I wouldn't worry about her being part of the equation.
I think you should be your own client at the moment. Be happy! The
"others" in the world are tough bosses.
--Lin
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Author: coyotecoyote Date: Jul 9, 2007 17:30
All hail Discordia wrote:
> On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:46:45 -0700, Tuahine gmail.com>
> wrote:
> >> CoreyWhite wrote:
>>> I spent a few hours today working on my new painting.
>>> http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59449900/
>>> My mother came in to look at it and spent 20 minuets telling me how
>>> bad it was, and arguing with me over common sense concepts. When she
>>> looks at it she sees something completely different.
>>>
>>> I got bunch more art books on using Corel Painter, so I'm going to be
>>> reading them. Hopefully I'll make something she actually likes
>>> eventually. For now I'm going outside to do my meditation rituals.
>>> >> I told you to draw a picture of your ideal woman. You did not listen to
>> me nor obey. She would like that.
>
> That kicks ass! Ignore...
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Author: renren Date: Jul 9, 2007 17:43
Create art for yourself, Corey. Don't place all your hopes and dreams
on the criticisms of others.
Art is a selfish pursuit meant to entertain the artist. If the artist
doesn't understand that -- then the art itself will not be good.
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Author: LinLin Date: Jul 9, 2007 18:08
Areweoncracki wrote:
> I told you to draw a picture of your ideal woman. You did not listen to
> me nor obey. She would like that.
Gawd. Will you PLEASE stop ordering people around, Miss Bossy Boots!
How dare your presume what his mother would or would not like.
--Lin
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Author: CoreyWhiteCoreyWhite Date: Jul 9, 2007 19:12
On Jul 9, 6:46 pm, Tuahine gmail.com> wrote:> CoreyWhite wrote:
>> I spent a few hours today working on my new painting.
>> http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/59449900/
>> My mother came in to look at it and spent 20 minuets telling me how
>> bad it was, and arguing with me over common sense concepts. When she
>> looks at it she sees something completely different. >
>> I got bunch more art books on using Corel Painter, so I'm going to be
>> reading them. Hopefully I'll make something she actually likes
>> eventually. For now I'm going outside to do my meditation rituals.
>
> I told you to draw a picture of your ideal woman. You did not listen to
> me nor obey. She would like that.
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