How can I focus artistic children with getting ready for going out?
Q. My work college has a artistic child that is forever trying to be different going to school and takes forever doing so. She's often caught her not getting ready but playing around when she needs to get going - she sometimes isn't dressed. How can she turn the activity of getting ready into an artistic event that won't take longer than she doing now? No matter how early the child gets up, she still finds an activity that will keep her entertained, rather than getting ready. She has tried getting her to make sandwiches in the morning, but makes it longer, the child does it the night before. I am not a teacher, I am finding out for a work college She tried the beat the clock, it only lasted for one day She gets ready just in time with… [cont.]
Asked by ruth - Wed Aug 22 21:41:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Send her to school in her pajamas, with her clothes in a bag. She will be mortified arriving to school not dressed. After that, co-operation is guaranteed!
Answered by sharkyincanada - Wed Aug 22 21:49:54 2007
Q. My work college has a artistic child that is forever trying to be different going to school and takes forever doing so. She's often caught her not getting ready but playing around when she needs to get going - she sometimes isn't dressed. How can she turn the activity of getting ready into an artistic event that won't take longer than she doing now? No matter how early the child gets up, she still finds an activity that will keep her entertained, rather than getting ready. She has tried getting her to make sandwiches in the morning, but makes it longer, the child does it the night before. I am not a teacher, I am finding out for a work college She tried the beat the clock, it only lasted for one day She gets ready just in time with… [cont.]
Asked by ruth - Wed Aug 22 21:41:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Send her to school in her pajamas, with her clothes in a bag. She will be mortified arriving to school not dressed. After that, co-operation is guaranteed!
Answered by sharkyincanada - Wed Aug 22 21:49:54 2007
Scientific reasons why artistic people are more emo and depressed?
Q. Of course it's a stereotype to say that artistic people are all emo/depressed/super sensitive and live in their own world. However, from what I've seen, those people who are super emo, sad, and have interesting views of the world are generally more artistic. Does emoness stimulate artistic abilities or vice versa? Are there any scientific reasons behind this?
Asked by digimonkid_2000 - Mon Sep 29 15:21:02 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People with artistic abilities are obviously more capable of expressing how they feel rather than someone who isn't artistic. Art itself reveals psychological ideas, and though it starts subconsciously, you can become more aware of it and control it. Symbolism is the key. "Art is a lie that helps us realize the truth." Artists are often enlightened because they end up thinking about all the little things in life and have some appreciation for it. It's really hard to explain, but art is an amazing thing.
Answered by autumnxleaves - Mon Sep 29 15:29:57 2008
Q. Of course it's a stereotype to say that artistic people are all emo/depressed/super sensitive and live in their own world. However, from what I've seen, those people who are super emo, sad, and have interesting views of the world are generally more artistic. Does emoness stimulate artistic abilities or vice versa? Are there any scientific reasons behind this?
Asked by digimonkid_2000 - Mon Sep 29 15:21:02 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People with artistic abilities are obviously more capable of expressing how they feel rather than someone who isn't artistic. Art itself reveals psychological ideas, and though it starts subconsciously, you can become more aware of it and control it. Symbolism is the key. "Art is a lie that helps us realize the truth." Artists are often enlightened because they end up thinking about all the little things in life and have some appreciation for it. It's really hard to explain, but art is an amazing thing.
Answered by autumnxleaves - Mon Sep 29 15:29:57 2008
What artistic movement was the crucible written in?
Q. Writing a summary on the crucible, and i need to know what "artistic movement" it was found in, and two key facts from that movement. I can get the facts myself, but I need to know the what movement it was first. Thanks!
Asked by Alyssa K - Tue Apr 21 14:32:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a few sites that should help you with The Crucible.
Answered by Imaka - Sat Apr 25 13:01:01 2009
Q. Writing a summary on the crucible, and i need to know what "artistic movement" it was found in, and two key facts from that movement. I can get the facts myself, but I need to know the what movement it was first. Thanks!
Asked by Alyssa K - Tue Apr 21 14:32:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a few sites that should help you with The Crucible.
Answered by Imaka - Sat Apr 25 13:01:01 2009
At what point does something stop being tasteful artistic erotica and start being pornographic?
Q. This is simply for a public opinion survey, but at point does an image, a sculpture, or a DVD stop being tasteful artistic nudity (ie the statue David, Venus de Milo, ect) and start being pornography (ie simply done for the erotic pleasure of 18 year olds who can't get laid)? What do you feel indicates the difference and why?
Asked by Gr33nGr3m1in - Mon Feb 18 03:56:18 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I honestly don't think there is a definite line that can be drawn. What gives one person sexual desire may not have the same effect on someone else. I do think it's clear enough that classical art should not fall into the pornographic category, if nothing else due to its historical, artistic value, but some modern photography blurs the distinctions a bit more. Ultimately, it's up to parents to determine what they feel is appropriate for their children, and as you said, if you're an adult who is turned on by something that was intended to be artistic, there's something wrong anyway.
Answered by John Smith - Mon Feb 18 04:05:54 2008
Q. This is simply for a public opinion survey, but at point does an image, a sculpture, or a DVD stop being tasteful artistic nudity (ie the statue David, Venus de Milo, ect) and start being pornography (ie simply done for the erotic pleasure of 18 year olds who can't get laid)? What do you feel indicates the difference and why?
Asked by Gr33nGr3m1in - Mon Feb 18 03:56:18 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I honestly don't think there is a definite line that can be drawn. What gives one person sexual desire may not have the same effect on someone else. I do think it's clear enough that classical art should not fall into the pornographic category, if nothing else due to its historical, artistic value, but some modern photography blurs the distinctions a bit more. Ultimately, it's up to parents to determine what they feel is appropriate for their children, and as you said, if you're an adult who is turned on by something that was intended to be artistic, there's something wrong anyway.
Answered by John Smith - Mon Feb 18 04:05:54 2008
Need help for Artistic plateaus and how to overcome them?
Q. I've hit a rut in my artistic abilities, one that has lasted for about two years. I've been drawing a great deal, since practice makes perfect, but I haven't been able to improve upon my abilities. Does anyone have any ideas/excercises that can help me artistically challenge myself and eventually improve my skills?
Asked by Jennybean C - Fri Jul 11 16:43:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read the book "The Artists Way" by Julia Cameron. It's a workbook that will help with the issues you are facing. Something that I do is go to differnt art shows and galleries or look at other art online. Sometimes this can spark an idea and help get the creative juices flowing again.
Answered by acreativeeye - Fri Jul 11 17:05:40 2008
Q. I've hit a rut in my artistic abilities, one that has lasted for about two years. I've been drawing a great deal, since practice makes perfect, but I haven't been able to improve upon my abilities. Does anyone have any ideas/excercises that can help me artistically challenge myself and eventually improve my skills?
Asked by Jennybean C - Fri Jul 11 16:43:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read the book "The Artists Way" by Julia Cameron. It's a workbook that will help with the issues you are facing. Something that I do is go to differnt art shows and galleries or look at other art online. Sometimes this can spark an idea and help get the creative juices flowing again.
Answered by acreativeeye - Fri Jul 11 17:05:40 2008
What artistic movements influenced portrait photography ?
Q. Hi, I have to do an assignment on the artistic movements that influenced photography, in my field that would be portrait photography but I have no clue where to start, which artistic movement would have influenced portrait photography. If I have that I can start with my assignment. If anyone has some more information PLEASE help me. THANX Anyone that can add more websites I can go look at ?
Asked by BRADLEY SUMMERS - Wed Nov 4 18:22:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try that, think it will help
Answered by Manda - Wed Nov 4 18:27:12 2009
Q. Hi, I have to do an assignment on the artistic movements that influenced photography, in my field that would be portrait photography but I have no clue where to start, which artistic movement would have influenced portrait photography. If I have that I can start with my assignment. If anyone has some more information PLEASE help me. THANX Anyone that can add more websites I can go look at ?
Asked by BRADLEY SUMMERS - Wed Nov 4 18:22:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try that, think it will help
Answered by Manda - Wed Nov 4 18:27:12 2009
Where can I upload artistic pictures for people to comment?
Q. Hi, Could anyone direct me to a website where I could upload artistic pictures? I want to upload it to a web-site that is dedicated just for this purpose and want people to people able to comment it and perhaps give pointers.
Asked by Crazy - Sat Dec 20 07:20:41 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could try either of these websites: Make sure you enable comments from people who aren't your friends, etc to get more feedback.
Answered by Defective Seven - Sat Dec 20 07:30:53 2008
Q. Hi, Could anyone direct me to a website where I could upload artistic pictures? I want to upload it to a web-site that is dedicated just for this purpose and want people to people able to comment it and perhaps give pointers.
Asked by Crazy - Sat Dec 20 07:20:41 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could try either of these websites: Make sure you enable comments from people who aren't your friends, etc to get more feedback.
Answered by Defective Seven - Sat Dec 20 07:30:53 2008
Where can I view really artistic graffiti in the 5 boroughs of New York?
Q. Im planning on doing some urban exploration this coming year and on the list of things I would like to see in NYC is very artistic graffiti. So I need to know where to find some that maybe I don't know about. I got all the musical ones ie Biggie Run DMC Joe Strummer Kiss and theres the one close to Queensboro. Now I need others perhaps in brooklyn but wherever. The bigger the better, the more impressive the better.
Asked by spydryo - Fri Jan 8 16:16:06 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well for just regular graffiti just take the 7 train to queens and theres a legal graffiti wall there i forgot whats its called though youd find most graffiti just by taking the trains all over rooftops and on the tracks
Answered by blitzmoney94 - Sun Jan 10 17:58:54 2010
Q. Im planning on doing some urban exploration this coming year and on the list of things I would like to see in NYC is very artistic graffiti. So I need to know where to find some that maybe I don't know about. I got all the musical ones ie Biggie Run DMC Joe Strummer Kiss and theres the one close to Queensboro. Now I need others perhaps in brooklyn but wherever. The bigger the better, the more impressive the better.
Asked by spydryo - Fri Jan 8 16:16:06 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well for just regular graffiti just take the 7 train to queens and theres a legal graffiti wall there i forgot whats its called though youd find most graffiti just by taking the trains all over rooftops and on the tracks
Answered by blitzmoney94 - Sun Jan 10 17:58:54 2010
Where can I download those artistic films that they put in film festivals?
Q. I am a cinephile. I love movies. I love lookin at their artistic side. But u know all these film festivals like Cannes, Dubai n stuff, they have some rly gd movies, but I dont know where to watch them or download them. So can anyone help, download or online watching?
Asked by Youssef The Thinker - Sun Mar 21 13:00:25 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im pretty sure you will find it at Most of the latest releases seem to be on there and in good quality too. I think you can download it too from there.
Answered by Vanna prestia - Mon Mar 22 15:12:34 2010
Q. I am a cinephile. I love movies. I love lookin at their artistic side. But u know all these film festivals like Cannes, Dubai n stuff, they have some rly gd movies, but I dont know where to watch them or download them. So can anyone help, download or online watching?
Asked by Youssef The Thinker - Sun Mar 21 13:00:25 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im pretty sure you will find it at Most of the latest releases seem to be on there and in good quality too. I think you can download it too from there.
Answered by Vanna prestia - Mon Mar 22 15:12:34 2010
How can I get a good fake tattoo if I have no artistic skills and no tattoo shop?
Q. Ok, so i'm wanting to get a nice looking design henna, but I have no artistic skills and there's no tattoo shops near me, suggestions?
Asked by Zaiden N - Thu Feb 14 20:19:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay tatoo places don't give fakes. But... if you go to a place like 6FLAGS or if you go to a carnilval or fair you can get a good airbrush tatoo. there fake and stay on for about 3 days to six weeks. also if you go to diffrent little quarter machines somtimes you can get some good wash-off ones. i got one that made all my frieds think i got a real tatoo. it freaked them out so bad. so try that.
Answered by Twilight Ninja - Thu Feb 14 20:57:52 2008
Q. Ok, so i'm wanting to get a nice looking design henna, but I have no artistic skills and there's no tattoo shops near me, suggestions?
Asked by Zaiden N - Thu Feb 14 20:19:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay tatoo places don't give fakes. But... if you go to a place like 6FLAGS or if you go to a carnilval or fair you can get a good airbrush tatoo. there fake and stay on for about 3 days to six weeks. also if you go to diffrent little quarter machines somtimes you can get some good wash-off ones. i got one that made all my frieds think i got a real tatoo. it freaked them out so bad. so try that.
Answered by Twilight Ninja - Thu Feb 14 20:57:52 2008
What artistic things can I do with pieces of my tree trunk?
Q. We are currently cutting down a pine tree in my yard due to disease. It's about 100 ft tall or so, 8 ft in circumference. The person we are hiring to do the job is going to leave pieces of the tree in our yard to dispose of ourselves. What I'm asking is, what sort of artistic things can we do with parts of the tree? We thought about using ovals of the tree for canvas or as a table top, or maybe wood burning. What ideas do you have? thanks!
Asked by 8D - Tue Sep 7 18:35:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. We are currently cutting down a pine tree in my yard due to disease. It's about 100 ft tall or so, 8 ft in circumference. The person we are hiring to do the job is going to leave pieces of the tree in our yard to dispose of ourselves. What I'm asking is, what sort of artistic things can we do with parts of the tree? We thought about using ovals of the tree for canvas or as a table top, or maybe wood burning. What ideas do you have? thanks!
Asked by 8D - Tue Sep 7 18:35:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How can I decorate a 'love jar' if I have extemely limited artistic ability?
Q. I have no artistic ability. None. The only thing I can think of is tie ribbons around it. Any more suggestions?
Asked by Flower Child - Sat Feb 7 14:35:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a jar of decoupage, any craft store or kmart, walmart will have it. It looks like Elmer's glue. You can cut out pictures of anything you like or a picture of yourself, you could find a poem you like and retype it in a really pretty font like papyrus on old paper...just brush some of the decoupage on the jar, stick the picture or whatever paper to it then brush over the surface of the paper and around it on the jar. It goes on milky but dries clear. It would be cute to cut out little stars or hearts from any pictures and stick them on. It's cheap and easy.
Answered by kelti - Sat Feb 7 15:59:23 2009
Q. I have no artistic ability. None. The only thing I can think of is tie ribbons around it. Any more suggestions?
Asked by Flower Child - Sat Feb 7 14:35:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a jar of decoupage, any craft store or kmart, walmart will have it. It looks like Elmer's glue. You can cut out pictures of anything you like or a picture of yourself, you could find a poem you like and retype it in a really pretty font like papyrus on old paper...just brush some of the decoupage on the jar, stick the picture or whatever paper to it then brush over the surface of the paper and around it on the jar. It goes on milky but dries clear. It would be cute to cut out little stars or hearts from any pictures and stick them on. It's cheap and easy.
Answered by kelti - Sat Feb 7 15:59:23 2009
What is an artistic job that doesn't involve drawing, painting etc.?
Q. I have to choose an artistic job for art class, and I have no idea what to choose. All I know is that I do not want to choose a job that involves drawing, painting, or anything else that would be considered classical art.
Asked by Nicole - Wed Apr 9 22:39:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. archtiure? graphic design? video gaming designing? interior designer? exterior designer?
Answered by Lyssy - Thu Apr 10 16:25:18 2008
Q. I have to choose an artistic job for art class, and I have no idea what to choose. All I know is that I do not want to choose a job that involves drawing, painting, or anything else that would be considered classical art.
Asked by Nicole - Wed Apr 9 22:39:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. archtiure? graphic design? video gaming designing? interior designer? exterior designer?
Answered by Lyssy - Thu Apr 10 16:25:18 2008
What's a good Christmas gift for an artistic 10 year old girl?
Q. I want to get my creative daughter something artistic to work on for a gift. She doesn't like paint or color, she just likes line art with a black pen on white paper. So art kits are usually wasted on her.
Asked by Juliet V - Wed Nov 28 15:58:21 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Dick Blick on line art store - browse it to see what catches your eye. There are "scratch boards" that do the reverse of ink drawing - you cover them in ink and scratch the lines out showing the white. Charcoal pencils and rubbers with the special paper that goes with it.
Answered by justwondering - Wed Nov 28 16:04:47 2007
Q. I want to get my creative daughter something artistic to work on for a gift. She doesn't like paint or color, she just likes line art with a black pen on white paper. So art kits are usually wasted on her.
Asked by Juliet V - Wed Nov 28 15:58:21 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Dick Blick on line art store - browse it to see what catches your eye. There are "scratch boards" that do the reverse of ink drawing - you cover them in ink and scratch the lines out showing the white. Charcoal pencils and rubbers with the special paper that goes with it.
Answered by justwondering - Wed Nov 28 16:04:47 2007
Is it to late for me to start artistic gymanstics?
Q. Ok so im 14 and i compete acrobatic gymnastics in level 9 working 10. My parents want to move to south carolina and they don't have an acro team, so i was thinking about artistic. Is it to late? i have no experience with artistic gymnastics. I can do a layout step out, punch front, full, arabian, and front aerials and many other things.Is it to late to be any good at artistic?
Asked by ashli - Sun Apr 4 15:54:40 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you had any experience of the other 3 pieces? If not , then it will be harder. However you obviously have a good solid handstand and balance for acro. But just be prepared to have to work through the very basic skills on the other pieces before you compete at a higher level. Short answer : No its not too late : ) Go for it!
Answered by li i oell oe - Mon Apr 5 05:32:35 2010
Q. Ok so im 14 and i compete acrobatic gymnastics in level 9 working 10. My parents want to move to south carolina and they don't have an acro team, so i was thinking about artistic. Is it to late? i have no experience with artistic gymnastics. I can do a layout step out, punch front, full, arabian, and front aerials and many other things.Is it to late to be any good at artistic?
Asked by ashli - Sun Apr 4 15:54:40 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you had any experience of the other 3 pieces? If not , then it will be harder. However you obviously have a good solid handstand and balance for acro. But just be prepared to have to work through the very basic skills on the other pieces before you compete at a higher level. Short answer : No its not too late : ) Go for it!
Answered by li i oell oe - Mon Apr 5 05:32:35 2010
How would i draw out an artistic problem?
Q. my artistic problem is drawing people more life like. So, i wanted to know how would i draw an artistic problem?
Asked by Chiang Mai - Fri May 22 11:36:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure I understand your question... For the person problem why not trace a few figures so you can see how the lines work together. Get a wooden poseable model and use it for body references and flexture. Find idea pictures and reference pictures and just keep practicing. Humans are a hard thing to draw and they take practice, some never do find the magic in human form but their art sings in other ways. May you be blessed.
Answered by Azure Horse - Fri May 22 12:06:05 2009
Q. my artistic problem is drawing people more life like. So, i wanted to know how would i draw an artistic problem?
Asked by Chiang Mai - Fri May 22 11:36:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure I understand your question... For the person problem why not trace a few figures so you can see how the lines work together. Get a wooden poseable model and use it for body references and flexture. Find idea pictures and reference pictures and just keep practicing. Humans are a hard thing to draw and they take practice, some never do find the magic in human form but their art sings in other ways. May you be blessed.
Answered by Azure Horse - Fri May 22 12:06:05 2009
Do you think athletic people can be musicians or artistic?
Q. I'm more of an athletic person where I can play sports really well, but when it comes to being musical or artistic I'm not very good at that. So I was wondering Do you think people who are athletic can sing good, or dance good, or play an instrument but still be athletic? I dont know anyone who can play music but still be athletic? Anyone here that can be both? And does anyone think its possible for someone to be both musical and athletic?
Asked by La Guerita:) - Sun Jun 17 21:41:44 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Defininitely. That's all there is too it! I am actively involved in softball, track, cross country, and just plain working out; Yet I'm in both the top choir and top band at school. There's no reason you can't be both athletic and musical, it just takes a bit more work and time, and not even that much more!
Answered by pvfanatic - Mon Jun 18 00:24:56 2007
Q. I'm more of an athletic person where I can play sports really well, but when it comes to being musical or artistic I'm not very good at that. So I was wondering Do you think people who are athletic can sing good, or dance good, or play an instrument but still be athletic? I dont know anyone who can play music but still be athletic? Anyone here that can be both? And does anyone think its possible for someone to be both musical and athletic?
Asked by La Guerita:) - Sun Jun 17 21:41:44 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Defininitely. That's all there is too it! I am actively involved in softball, track, cross country, and just plain working out; Yet I'm in both the top choir and top band at school. There's no reason you can't be both athletic and musical, it just takes a bit more work and time, and not even that much more!
Answered by pvfanatic - Mon Jun 18 00:24:56 2007
What is so controversial about being nude / artistic nudes?
Q. I find the human body artistic, beautiful, and extravagent. But others say I'm a pervert for looking a the artistic nudes and using them in my poems. Why do so many people hate nude art so much?
Asked by ~*Emma*~ - Mon Jul 27 15:29:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insecurity, and homophobia, and a bunch of other things like to the 'darkside' of American culture... Ive always found it fascinating as well...I think most people find the human body fascinating. They just show it in different ways, like clothing. People find outfitting the body well as a secure outlet for appreciating the human body, etc, etc. Your habit is not a societal habit, so people will talk about it and make you feel "wierd" about it. Most artists have to put up with that in some way, unless they jsut paint "traditional" subjects like fruit platters and flowers in a vase. (booring) I have one painting of an abstract nude and people will nervously laugh about it--but theres no private areas showing in it! Its abstract!!! Its… [cont.]
Answered by Julia S - Mon Jul 27 15:40:52 2009
Q. I find the human body artistic, beautiful, and extravagent. But others say I'm a pervert for looking a the artistic nudes and using them in my poems. Why do so many people hate nude art so much?
Asked by ~*Emma*~ - Mon Jul 27 15:29:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insecurity, and homophobia, and a bunch of other things like to the 'darkside' of American culture... Ive always found it fascinating as well...I think most people find the human body fascinating. They just show it in different ways, like clothing. People find outfitting the body well as a secure outlet for appreciating the human body, etc, etc. Your habit is not a societal habit, so people will talk about it and make you feel "wierd" about it. Most artists have to put up with that in some way, unless they jsut paint "traditional" subjects like fruit platters and flowers in a vase. (booring) I have one painting of an abstract nude and people will nervously laugh about it--but theres no private areas showing in it! Its abstract!!! Its… [cont.]
Answered by Julia S - Mon Jul 27 15:40:52 2009
How can I find information about the Google logo made into artistic themes on certain days ?
Q. I have Google as my homepage. The Google logo is designed into artist themes on certain days. How can I find out about the theme for the artistic Google logo ?
Asked by Mark R - Thu May 22 08:26:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not only for holidays. In fact, most of the time, it isn't a holiday at all. Today's theme is called "Up In the Clouds", and it was created by the national 2008 winner of the Doodle for Google contest they just had. Always click on the doodle itself. I really like them :)
Answered by Mel - Thu May 22 12:53:18 2008
Q. I have Google as my homepage. The Google logo is designed into artist themes on certain days. How can I find out about the theme for the artistic Google logo ?
Asked by Mark R - Thu May 22 08:26:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not only for holidays. In fact, most of the time, it isn't a holiday at all. Today's theme is called "Up In the Clouds", and it was created by the national 2008 winner of the Doodle for Google contest they just had. Always click on the doodle itself. I really like them :)
Answered by Mel - Thu May 22 12:53:18 2008
Can somebody have a career in product designs and not be artistic?
Q. Can someone have a job in thinking and creating ideas for designs and new products without being artistic? What majors could you take?
Asked by Teddy - Sun Dec 16 17:19:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you own the company you can do whatever you want. Short of that Design is a discipline which not only can be taught, it is being taught all the time. Most people are "artistic". That does not mean, of course, that most people can draw. If you've tried some design classes and are unable to pass them, I'm sorry, but the usual way to get design work is by networking or through your portfolio or both. Go for Basic Design courses first and they will tell you if you have what it takes.
Answered by jplatt39 - Sun Dec 16 17:39:02 2007
Q. Can someone have a job in thinking and creating ideas for designs and new products without being artistic? What majors could you take?
Asked by Teddy - Sun Dec 16 17:19:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you own the company you can do whatever you want. Short of that Design is a discipline which not only can be taught, it is being taught all the time. Most people are "artistic". That does not mean, of course, that most people can draw. If you've tried some design classes and are unable to pass them, I'm sorry, but the usual way to get design work is by networking or through your portfolio or both. Go for Basic Design courses first and they will tell you if you have what it takes.
Answered by jplatt39 - Sun Dec 16 17:39:02 2007
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