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Art adapts to the times. By the way, even back then, great artists were laughed at and not taken seriously.

@@bublikart what time period are you referring to? Even Impressionism took years to evolve a certain person style and paint stroking technics combined with the thickness of the paint itself. The new Facebook crafts era of, dare I say it, "art" isn't anything other than therapy for people who have too much spare time and an attempt to garner positive feedback from people who think Funko pops and NFTs are art. I'm sure there are plenty of people who would be interested in purchasing something like what you created to decorate their homes. I could even see you making a living off of these products. The term "art", today, is as loosely used as "love" and "hate".

@@tootsownhorn5874 Interesting thought from you! I just want to say that everything that was in the past is different now. Or better said, the old from the past is getting the twist of today. Love and hate have also gained many colors over time. With digitalization, many things have changed, and many new things are possible. But hey, it's also creative! And we have more opportunities to express creativity today. I'm sure that in the past, the Mona Lisa's picture also hung somewhere in someone's kitchen 🤣.

@@bublikart Mona Lisa was owned by French royalty for centuries after it's completion. After that it was liberated by Revolutionary forces, briefly hanging in Napoleon’s bedroom, then was installed in the Louvre. Art had a completely incomparable value in the past. It was the absolute maximum capability of artists then. In some cases taking years to complete a single piece. Unimaginable now. A "masterpiece" truly was a masterpiece.

Ich denke er sagt WOW! 🤩