Does an artist always end up with what he conceived his art to be?

Answer 1

Art will always be recreated in the mind of the beholder..

and transcend the notion of conceptualization as something final or fixed...

and so art becomes timeless.. without end..

Answer 2

The artist always ends up with what he conceived his art to be, yes. I'm not saying his mind or what he thought, but, originally, there was a spark in the center of his soul and mind which he may not have known at the time, and can only be brought out when his creation is finished. Only then does he realize what, somewhere, he originally conceived.

Answer 3

No. Sometimes something happens as you're working through an idea and a whole new wonderful way opens up. Sometimes a mistake is transformed. Sometimes a seemingly great idea is overworked. And some people are either hyper-critical or very difficult to satisfy.

Answer 4

You mean does it always end up as he originally envisioned? No. Sometimes when your in the middle of working on a piece you get a great idea that takes it off in a totally different direction, and it'll come out completely different that you first imagined.

Answer 5

Glory be and behold, what does nihilism mean? that the highest values devaluate themselves. the aim is lacking; "why?" finds no answer. while considering that, We could present spatially an atomic fact which contradicted the laws of physics, but not one which contradicted the laws of geometry. lest ye shall not forget, seeing a murder on television... can help work off one's antagonisms and if you haven't any antagonisms, the commercials will give you some

Answer 6

No. Sometimes it's better that he was looking for and at other times it may be worse, but most often it is what he was looking for.

Answer 7

Not always.

I write short stories and I am my greatest (and worst) critic.

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Answer 8

of course http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v19/i4/art.asp

Answer 9

Not always.

Answer 10

sometimes...