But how do I learn the "why?" Its the one thing holding me back from really expressing myself. I feel like Im forever just following tutorials and then I hit a wall
Well design is not art. The way we see "art" today can literally be anything. See "Ready Made" art. a piece of hair can be "art". a banana taped to a wall can be "art". Arbitrary. Design is more defined. It has an objective to solve problems through communication. This is why design uses "both sides" of the brain. "Art" doesn't use the brain at all.
I agree with this but I tried to be more vague than defining art vs design since to me the lines are ever increasingly blurring as time goes on. There’s a lot of art in design, and design in art. So those two things can’t be clearly defined and separated in my mind, but it’s sure a good idea to recognize their separate purposes from an ideological standpoint- design as having a function and art not entirely having one etc.
@guycampbell733 the way we see art now has only been around since the Cold War(See CIA Psyop, involving Pollock). Oops, you're right, art is so arbitrary that it can even be design.
My understanding of the definition of art is that it's something of aesthetic interest, and/or an expression of thought or feeling. Those things absolutely use the brain, art often requires a significant amount of reflective thought and creative thinking. Design on the other hand is problem solving, a number of decisions made to address a want or need. One issue I have with defining art and design is how easy it is to get muddled between the two. Artistic expression and aesthetic may be part of the solution to the design problem. Then you have engineering, which is also functional problem solving, but more on the technical/scientific end without any consideration for aesthetics.
‘Creativity is logical thinking having fun’
doron was a philosopher for Halloween
It’s nice to get a different perspective on how people perceive the world. Keep up the videos- they help me with my photography skills as well !
Pretty much every thing you said was true. Especially the one about logical and creative thinking
doron's editing game have been on flames recently fr
“Wtf does that mean doron” had me weakkk💀💀
thank you
But how do I learn the "why?" Its the one thing holding me back from really expressing myself. I feel like Im forever just following tutorials and then I hit a wall
YO mehn, great video, exactly what I need right now in my life. But I'm curious tho, you ever play those drums?, would be cool if you made a vid
doron the 🐐
Great video I really needed that
you the best homie
excellent video once again
I Love Clickbait Titles
shoutout nebulas
outro transition too tuff
Well design is not art. The way we see "art" today can literally be anything. See "Ready Made" art. a piece of hair can be "art". a banana taped to a wall can be "art". Arbitrary. Design is more defined. It has an objective to solve problems through communication. This is why design uses "both sides" of the brain. "Art" doesn't use the brain at all.
I agree with this but I tried to be more vague than defining art vs design since to me the lines are ever increasingly blurring as time goes on. There’s a lot of art in design, and design in art. So those two things can’t be clearly defined and separated in my mind, but it’s sure a good idea to recognize their separate purposes from an ideological standpoint- design as having a function and art not entirely having one etc.
You: "design is not art"
Also you: "art today can literally be anything"
If art had no function it wouldn't have survived so long.
@guycampbell733 the way we see art now has only been around since the Cold War(See CIA Psyop, involving Pollock). Oops, you're right, art is so arbitrary that it can even be design.
My understanding of the definition of art is that it's something of aesthetic interest, and/or an expression of thought or feeling. Those things absolutely use the brain, art often requires a significant amount of reflective thought and creative thinking. Design on the other hand is problem solving, a number of decisions made to address a want or need.
One issue I have with defining art and design is how easy it is to get muddled between the two. Artistic expression and aesthetic may be part of the solution to the design problem. Then you have engineering, which is also functional problem solving, but more on the technical/scientific end without any consideration for aesthetics.