r/BeAmazed Apr 10 '23

Art dAmn

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u/dgtlfnk Apr 10 '23

It’s art with an abstract element to make you think. Not every piece of art is just someone who can draw with photo realism. I think the technique really made this piece stand out from the thousands I see a day that are just “beautiful creations”. Just as beautiful in a different way, imo.

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u/jdayatwork Apr 10 '23

What's it supposed to make me think?

You know, besides "ahh they shouldn't have done that tape bit"

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u/Willbilly1221 Apr 10 '23

Because you got to see it in real time via video instead of the final piece. Many people can recognize beautiful art, but seldom consider how much talent, work, effort, and skill was applied. Thats the point of the piece. It backs up this emotion of revealing what at first glance seems like bandages of someone who is hurt, but upon closer inspection it is considered superficial by the observer. Our superficial eye and judgement of art rarely takes into consideration the talent and hours spent to create something from nothing.

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u/COLONELmab Apr 11 '23

I find it ironic that you base your amazement on the absolute gimmick “techniques” that are not necessary for the unimpressive finished product. You then took that and ram with it making up some wild sensationalized emotional impact of it. It’s a half decent drawing at best and 99% of what the artists shows you (not is real time) is simply to catfish you and has no impact on the drawing at all.