Is this true, well I geuss the meanning of an artist is hard to define.
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To me... an artist is one who can express his or her emotions and messages through a piece of work. If a piece of work evokes a feeling out of you, then that artist was successful.
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my opinion
no one born to be someone
u must find it and become one from ur hard work
though it 's a factor that called " talent"
that someting elsebut i must say ur fate in ur hand and only u can made that come true
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Quote by jackalx66my opinionno one born to be someone
u must find it and become one from ur hard work
though it 's a factor that called " talent"that someting else
but i must say ur fate in ur hand and only u can made that come truevery wise, and i agreed : )
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Personally, an artist is someone who sees things differently then others. Like, a tree isn't just a tree and a person isn't just a person. The whole world is their canvas. Yes, you can learn how to draw what you see and you can even be good at it. But, to see things as they could be..that's not taught. Some things can't ever be taught. They just are. That also means that, a mechanic can be an artist. As can a cook, or a teacher. Artists aren't just in media, they can be any and everywhere.
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I kind of agree with Jackal. It's a complex subject, and you can't really say it as a fact either way. I mean, compare the two. The child who is born, and the first time the touch a crayon, they can color inside the lines with perfect strokes and everything. They grow up, and their talent develops and they continue their work. The other child is born, and he grabs a crayon. He uses the wrong colors, scribbles over the picture and everything. But the thing is, he does it everyday. So he grows up, and he works hard, and practices all the time. From there, both children follow the same path.
So, I guess you could say the first child was "born as an artist" but, I'm not really sure I would put it that way. I don't think people are born as anything. I mean, sure, people may have natural abilities for something, but I'd say, just because you can pull off a nice sketch, doesn't mean you enjoy it. An artist, whether good or bad, should enjoy, or at least feel passionate about what they do.
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Being an artist covers many fields, that's what's so great about it. But it's not something we're born with, I'm yet to see anything about a one day old baby drawing a mural on the wall of the hospital. Although someone might be better at drawing, for example, because of hereditary traits, it's something that can be learned, too.
If you do something and put your heart and soul into it each time, you are an artist.
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Being an artist is all about letting go of the fear that you are not creative. Think about all the people who call themselves non-artistic. They are only limiting themselves, everyone has creativity inside, it just depends whether they choose to acknowledge that or ignore it.
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Personally, I don't believe anyone can be born a natural at anything. What I do think is that people are born with natural strengths. For example, since I can remember, I've always doodled and drawn; I've been a right-brain thinker my whole life. Of course, I was not a natural born artist... but painting/coloring was never a challenge to me as it is to some other people. I typically caught on to a technique quickly when I learn something new.
There are people who work very hard at art, and it takes them a lot of sweat and blood to pump something out; in the end these people sometimes surpass the "natural born artists." I tend to respect these people more because they work harder at it...
Everyone is different. People have different strengths and weaknesses, and art is a very broad catagory ranging from design, painting, photography, writing, etc. So it really just depends on the individual.
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I think just having artistic talent is your ability to put your soul into something...
Art really isn't the point of copying something but able to put a part of yourself into what you do. So I don't really think you can be 'born' an artist...it's something you learn along the way. ^^- Nov 27, 2004
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I think that one is born with talent as an artist. I know for sure I don't have any. :sweat:
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I think it's being able to express yourself in visual context. Whatever the medium, you've got to be able to put whats in your head out into the world.
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Everyone is born a clean slate -- It's just how society influences them and how the person interprets these messages that makes a person what they are.
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I'd say that some are born with the talent, and some find the talent through years of hard work. There's plenty of people who work at it and become great at it, but there's always someone out there who can only be described as a natural or prodigy.
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If a mind is tabula rosa, artists have ineffable ability to cherish the inspiration and note down these experiences in whose mind. That's what makes an artist.
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