Creating art is not an easy feat; there are many obstacles that you have to overcome in order to create some art. For instance, humans are a fun-loving group of individuals; this means that if we review a blank painting, we would probably see a person with a little smile on his face clutching half-eaten food products from the most highly sought after restaurants in the world.
Creativity is generating ideas we would want to share regardless of the audience. You should never be afraid to try new things or do something that would make you feel better about yourself. Both warmth and optimism must be entwined in every piece of art because otherwise, these elements will feel sloppy; this small detail can make all the difference between your work being deemed innovative and respected, or disregarded and thought of as unprofessional.
The best artwork is one that the average visitor can view without needing to go through intense creativity. The meaning and message of such artwork should be able to connect and leave an impression on the viewer no matter how many times he or she visits the work. Artists mostly need freedom in order to grow creatively; a view of the hierarchy that doesn't limit their contributions from any major organization brings out the best in them.
Sad but true we live in an age where we're not allowed to show ourselves with emotions. And when we're feeling something, such as elation/ happiness/ excitation, whenever possible, it doesn't come out through our physically displayed face enough.
Through art and its temporary emotional expression, individuals can feel hope and the importance of connecting to each other on a personal level. By masking your feeling or pouring it onto canvas on canvases or creating a song of frustration and worry that should help you leave those feelings behind.
Here's a film strip of the WIP:
While here's a gif version of the WIP:
All Avatar Pixel artworks:
”Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”
