As some of you might already know I can paint realistic and surrealistic paintings (and do so often enough) and portraits.
But over the years I've heard the cliche many times over that artists paint abstract art because they don't have the real talent to do real art.
That's not always the case, my friends. I work in abstract art also because it allows for a whole universe, a mental landscape, of expression that realism and neo-realism often enough does not allow.
Want to see what I mean here? It frees the creative soul and, when it comes out right, it's fun!
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/pic/0003w0fc/g16
(As always you can click on the image to enlarge it.)
Why do you paint abstract art?
2007-02-04
15:01:32
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Doc Watson
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