Week 7
Chapter 4 of STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST, the author Austin Kleon emphasizes that we need to step away from the computer. Therese something about using our hands that connects with our art. The computers are great tools to make the final touch. He claims that sitting in front of a computer is kills us and our work.
I actually agree with the author, I do believe engaging more of our senses produce better work. There is something about touching traditional tools that just triggers our brain. I don't think it's just me, there are many artist of different genres that feel the same.
Computers are great, its a great tool for what ever art a person is doing. From illustration to music, an example is Dr. Dre. He is known for being a great music producer. He said that theres nothing better then real life instrument in a studio, something about the sound being better then just a computer generated sounds. Like I said, there is something about traditional tools that connects with our brain.
I have no type of a studio I usually just go to my room to draw maybe paint, or sometimes ill take it to my garage to have more space. here are some pictures of how I usually set up my things an unfinished personal projects.

I actually agree with the author, I do believe engaging more of our senses produce better work. There is something about touching traditional tools that just triggers our brain. I don't think it's just me, there are many artist of different genres that feel the same.
Computers are great, its a great tool for what ever art a person is doing. From illustration to music, an example is Dr. Dre. He is known for being a great music producer. He said that theres nothing better then real life instrument in a studio, something about the sound being better then just a computer generated sounds. Like I said, there is something about traditional tools that connects with our brain.
I have no type of a studio I usually just go to my room to draw maybe paint, or sometimes ill take it to my garage to have more space. here are some pictures of how I usually set up my things an unfinished personal projects.


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