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Originally Posted by Kina
The reason I mentioned an art school is because I know that having real experience with selling and interacting with a real customer even if it's just an artwork that didn't take long to make would have been good for myself or any of the people I studied with, plus it would introduce you to the actual art world, I think lots of people think it's some unapproachable world and that all art is really expensive and expensive to make for the artist. I can speak from my experience that if you get creative you can make art for not much money, for example you can paint on anything, make things from found objects, use acrylic paints instead of oils etc, which is great for if you want something weird too, I'm guessing you're not looking for the new Rembrandt
This way you also are more likely to get something unique, even if it isn't painted with the expensive paints it wont be what everyone else has which they bought at the markets which tends to be sorta mass produced
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Yeah, but but when a peice of art is expensive, often it's because of how many countless hours were put into making it.
Everyone's oppinion of "weird" is different. It's a hard word to define....
That's beyond the point though. I'm not trying to get philosophical.