Best products from r/ArtSphere

We found 18 comments on r/ArtSphere discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 18 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.

16. Nadja

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u/captnbrando · 1 pointr/ArtSphere

> Just wanted to point out that I posted on r/Art early this morning and they were surprisingly unhelpful.

No surprise there.

I recommend you buy a copy of Art/Work as soon as possible. It looks like you could even download a digital copy of it tonight for $4. It's a good primer for writing resumes, bios, and all the other professional aspects to the art market.

u/binnorie · 1 pointr/ArtSphere

Many artists learn rigorous rules about their medium and how they perceive 3-d space. If they want to sculpt marble, they need to know how the marble will respond to their chisel before they can create the shape they want, for example, or they need to know how light hits an object IRL before they can create the illusion of moving muscle in a 3-d character animation or an oil painting. Once they have an intimate understanding of these parameters, they can mess with them seeing how far they can break them in ways that bring about new ideas and visuals. This particular play is restrictive. Musicians do this as well as dancers and writers. Childlike play seems to skip the learning of rigorous rules...(or rather leads to it. ???) Other artists, those who work in conceptual art and similar, do seem to play, although they have other sets of knowledge they cull from such as philosophy, sociology, psychology, history, biology or whatever.

>playful, free manipulation of ideas and rules.

A Book of Surrealist Games