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The untrained artists create art because they want to learn how to draw.
But there is another related question: why some people trying to suggest to others that they "invented" art form ("zentangle") that was already invented in 1989 by Nadia Russ and called NeoPopRealism.
The most funniest part is that those "inventors" - Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas - are even not Artists .
What else can I help you with?
Who created sculpturing?
some artists i think
Who created SpongeBob sculptures?
some artists i think
What are some reasons Facebook was created for?
Facebook was created for communicating easier with people
After whom was Jesus painted?
Jesus was painted by various artists throughout history, with some of the most famous depictions created by artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Caravaggio.
Who created the Udagawa mural?
I have been told it is a team work of some local graffiti artists. No names, though.
What is some stuff artists do?
Some artists make drawings, others paint, some make sculptures or installations. All those are pictorial artists. Then there art artists in music, in circuses and other kinds.
What were some weaknesses of the continental army?
lack of purpose lack of equipment untrained
Are artists painters?
some of them depends ....
Who are some artists that do contemporary painting?
Some artists that do contemporary painting are Maria Lassnig, Alexander Ney, and Albert Oehlen. Other artists that do contemporary painting are Elizabeth Peyton and Steven Pippin.
Who are some of the famous artists from Italy?
Some famous artists from Italy include Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Caravaggio.
How do you use the word artists in a sentence?
Authors are artists with words.Artists are inspirational people.
Why are some of the art created in the middle ages religious?
Because the only people who could afford to pay artists were the church and rich people who relied on and feared the church. Also the stories that abounded were of the bible stories and so fed artists imagination.
