Did you appreciate abstract painting?

Philippines
August 27, 2009 2:30am CST
I draw using ink and lead. I am more into black and white that colorful ones. I am more into lines and shapes. And I also appreciate abstract painting. Even we can not comprehend often what it is really all about or what it wants to convey on us. Do you appreciate it, too?
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• Philippines
6 Sep 10
I'm not a artist but i love abstract, for me any people that appreciate abstract has a wide mind, because coward people do not understand or even try to understand a abstract image, they just think that it's a crap or junk that's because they are dumb and they do not use a wider mind to see the beauty inside it.
• Philippines
29 Sep 10
It is really up to the one who is looking at the abstract painting. Some gets the idea. Others just don't mind at all.
• Philippines
27 Aug 09
I like abstract painting is a complex arts, but if you are really a good painter. It's beauty lies on how you see or interprets it. This may sounds confusing to those who never understand the movements of lines, fluidity and combination of colors and mixing with the backgrounds. from a simple doodles, it could transforming into a great arts and could even mix with different coloring method by brush, watercolors, charcoals, paint, pencils or different sketches.
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• Philippines
27 Aug 09
I agree with you. You must have a love for beauty and art to appreciate abstract painting better.
@ruperto (1552)
• Philippines
27 Aug 09
What comes to mind... it is interesting that a single abstract painting can suggest different ideas to different people. For instance, a single horizontal line on a blank page may depict an endless list of concepts... If " a picture suggests a thousand words", then perhaps an abstract painting suggests a thousand pictures :) Cheers
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• Philippines
27 Aug 09
That explains it better.
@nyssa102 (748)
• United States
27 Jul 12
For me abstracts are worth more than realistic art. Heck, even photographers today take their'real life' photos into a digital paint program and fancy them up for a bit. when you look into an art piece that is an abstract and let you mind flow around within it's recesses, you can learn so much about yourself and your thought processes. I really like abstract art and think it eclipses realistic painting, and I say that with certainty and authority, as I can paint realistically, so I know what I speak of.