Imitation or Inspiration
A video on YouTube. In Art & Drawing, a Krater category.
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Artist Alphonso Dunn explains how to copy other artists' work effectively as a learning exercise rather than a mindless replication, concluding that copying should always serve a specific learning goal and be used as a means to an end.
From the video
Answers: Should you copy other artists' work to learn how to draw?
- art education
- copying master works
- learning to draw
- developing artistic style
- problem solving in art
What it concludes
- Copying other artists should always be approached as a learning exercise rather than an end in itself.
- Setting a specific learning goal makes the exercise of copying more meaningful.
- Identifying what appeals to you about an artwork helps connect the copied work to your own artistic process.
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