Hmmm

I guess I could reflect on the class a bit, I did learn a lot about sculpture art and conceptual art, along with my own art and how to make it better. The topic of conceptual art didn't really peak my interest though I never have really been into that kind of art I prefer for classical art like drawing and painting and classical sculpture, not that i can't appreciate conceptual art for its meanings. I just like the beauty in classic art. That's what I like most about art is finding the beauty in it, Its just plain depressing when every piece of art you look at has some dark and morbid meaning behind it or look about it. Now Im not saying that, that applies to every artist i just notice the trend that a lot of artists take that angle with art, not that there's anything wrong with it, not everything is bright and cheery just like not everything is dark and dreary (and yes i just made a rhyme) Though Im not sure how I did in the class anyway especially with the projects, this kind of sculpture has never been my strong point but it was a good experience.