"Balzac created life, he did not copy it" Do you agree?

"Balzac created the life, he did not copy it" (Oscar Wilde, "Lies of Decline"). Do you agree? I partly agree with Wilde's statement, but I believe that the first part of the statement is basically complementary and will only be used to limit the second part. I do not believe Wild believes that Balzac actually created a life in a literal sense. I think that Balzac is said to emphasize the fact that it does not copy life. The extent to which Balzac imitates real life has room for debate.

Copy, copy, best copy, copy what you like, but the copy does not make an exact copy (if you create a replica for God's customs, do not post it). Find out why you like them ... What are the illustrations based on strokes, their thickness, and what kind of color they are using? What color is required? How does pastel work in this style? Do not let the replica know how great a designer can do a great job and do not create your own great work with what you learned.

No matter what you start in any field, try to reproduce the work of different masters when you are trapped and you can not get any good ideas. Jump into their work and create the same copy. Try to understand their thought process; why do they make specific decisions in their skills? Discuss the work of Master with colleagues, accepting their opinions, and listening to the opposite opinion on the Internet. This is how you build your creativity. In modern uncertain environment, creativity is not what you want. Creativity is a factor that separates you from your competitors. "Better people" may not be rewarded for his small improvements, but everyone will notice "different people". In our busy world, if you want to start a business, want to find a job, or want to collect money for your non-profit company, you need to attract attention.