Defining The Broad Scope of Artist

As art continues to refine my skills and examining its purpose, my initial analysis has not only changed but also the complexity has expanded. Through our modernism growth, art shows some dependence on theoretical discourse. German philosopher Arnold Geren argues that art is "difficult to explain" is due to "hard" or unavailability of the public. The uniqueness of the art world supports this concept. Because it is classified and defined by the hierarchical thinking development model. From the original observer to the theorist to the artist - in a sense parallel to the core

"Art" has been a philosopher's attempt to define for centuries, and unfortunately there are no satisfactory results (the discussion goes far beyond the scope of this article). But the illustration covers a wide range of image production, but they have very different meanings, and it is very different from just artwork. This is not a tutorial. It's not about creating a shiny Twitter icon, copying an animated image step-by-step, or creating 30 different wonderful heavy metal textures in Photoshop (link is a very ambitious article) . The most important lesson I have learned when studying illustrations so far and exploring myself is not the way to convey the best shiny things you ever saw. What I learned is that being good at illustration means to distinguish it from beautiful graffiti placed on paper first, the rest flows only from there.

Drawing of HMW is art. It is to narrow down the problem to the correct granularity. In other words, the scope of the problem is not too large, too wide, too strict or restricted. The definition of problem phase that occurs before an idea is usually one of the most confusing, most important and hurried stages. This is because people underestimate the extent to which the problem affects the next design stage. If the problem is properly expressed and the size is correct, the design team can join immediately and concentrate on the expected problem. If the wording is not good, it will be affected. These symptoms include confusion in the behavior of the design team, problem solving, clearer explanation, overwhelmingly overwhelmed restrictions and details, or too much direction irrelevant, or brainstorming in one direction.