From Graffiti to Fine Artist - Stephen Bauman Interview - Proko
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Date: 2022-03-14
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ERICKSONG
Sight size is Nicolades. Historians call it -having drawing-. It-s just basic projection.
It does take life drawing for a few years at 18-19 years. Then who cares.
Many artists can-t do it. Only a critic, historian or other artists can tell if you have it.
It-s not beauty. But it does underpin a kind of visual knowledge that can be important for creation.
I doubt the modern artists cared, Picasso being an outlier.
Classical draftsmen can heroise what is a really physical skill. That may because they still are hired for what is an art trade.
By itself not that important, especially with photography replacing its commercial value.
Notice the trend towards photo bashing replacing hand creation of forms.
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Sight size is Nicolades. Historians call it -having drawing-. It-s just basic projection.
It does take life drawing for a few years at 18-19 years. Then who cares.
Many artists can-t do it. Only a critic, historian or other artists can tell if you have it.
It-s not beauty. But it does underpin a kind of visual knowledge that can be important for creation.
I doubt the modern artists cared, Picasso being an outlier.
Classical draftsmen can heroise what is a really physical skill. That may because they still are hired for what is an art trade.
By itself not that important, especially with photography replacing its commercial value.
Notice the trend towards photo bashing replacing hand creation of forms.
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madiko
Great exchange of experiences, knowledge and ideas. I love the openness and the optimistic mood, with which Stephen talks. Furthermore it's a nice diversification, to get insights to an European art school.
What I love about you interviews, Stan, is, that you keep humble and curious. And you step back, so that your guests shine in the spotlight and are able to speak without fear of getting interrupted. You are well prepared for the guests and have good questions. Kudos to you and your team. I learn a lot and feel inspired. Thank you! -
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Great exchange of experiences, knowledge and ideas. I love the openness and the optimistic mood, with which Stephen talks. Furthermore it's a nice diversification, to get insights to an European art school.
What I love about you interviews, Stan, is, that you keep humble and curious. And you step back, so that your guests shine in the spotlight and are able to speak without fear of getting interrupted. You are well prepared for the guests and have good questions. Kudos to you and your team. I learn a lot and feel inspired. Thank you! -
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81Bats
I went to an art institute and I was sad to find we only had 1 life drawing class. and it was only 1 session a week. I finished the class after 11 weeks and was left feeling like I was rushed through and didnt really learn anything. So glad that school is now closed. I am really sad now that I didn't go to the Art Center instead. Going to the right art school, makes tremendous difference.
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I went to an art institute and I was sad to find we only had 1 life drawing class. and it was only 1 session a week. I finished the class after 11 weeks and was left feeling like I was rushed through and didnt really learn anything. So glad that school is now closed. I am really sad now that I didn't go to the Art Center instead. Going to the right art school, makes tremendous difference.
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Beastly
the end was really cool. it really puts in perspective how different fine art is from like concept or other art same with music classical music is something very involved that we gave meaning to with music theory etc. but honestly its just great to experience; it doesn't need to be any more concrete. great vid
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the end was really cool. it really puts in perspective how different fine art is from like concept or other art same with music classical music is something very involved that we gave meaning to with music theory etc. but honestly its just great to experience; it doesn't need to be any more concrete. great vid
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inkstickart
I have to stop the video quick because its funny, I went to art school thinking id be a concept artist but then I heard about -combat art- and here I am 8 years later as a military artist (about to get out though), never thought my career would go in this direction but its been fun!
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I have to stop the video quick because its funny, I went to art school thinking id be a concept artist but then I heard about -combat art- and here I am 8 years later as a military artist (about to get out though), never thought my career would go in this direction but its been fun!
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Modesto
I've done work for DC comics, LTV Steel, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, University Hospitals and other Corporate businesses. The only time I ever felt like an artist was when i caught tags and climbed bill boards to write graffiti.
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I've done work for DC comics, LTV Steel, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, University Hospitals and other Corporate businesses. The only time I ever felt like an artist was when i caught tags and climbed bill boards to write graffiti.
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adelacreative
He's very talented, beautiful works. I checked the Florence academy and there's no way I could afford it. It sucks that not everyone has the same opportunities in life, but what's life without a challenge right!
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He's very talented, beautiful works. I checked the Florence academy and there's no way I could afford it. It sucks that not everyone has the same opportunities in life, but what's life without a challenge right!
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Dame
A long, meandering, rather stereotype story. The title would have been closer to reality if set to -From copying my older brother to copying even older dead artists-. It would have been less flattering as well.
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A long, meandering, rather stereotype story. The title would have been closer to reality if set to -From copying my older brother to copying even older dead artists-. It would have been less flattering as well.
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Beastly
2: 40 holy shit we did that too or a variation of that we drew everything top down and the scenarios just happened in our heads as we essentially update the page constantly. :o
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2: 40 holy shit we did that too or a variation of that we drew everything top down and the scenarios just happened in our heads as we essentially update the page constantly. :o
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Demonious
I really like your interviews, big fan of yours. Whether subconsciously or consciously, I think knowledge has been imparted and absorbed. Watched all the way through
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I really like your interviews, big fan of yours. Whether subconsciously or consciously, I think knowledge has been imparted and absorbed. Watched all the way through
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