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3 years ago

What would modern arist be influenced by today??

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kari74 [83]3 years ago

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If you talking about modern artist in dance it can be Alvin Ailey Martha ghraham and kathrine dunnam

DENIUS [597]3 years ago

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An artist can be influenced by anything. It may be a song they hear, a design they saw, a food they ate, or a story they read. Inspiration is all around us.

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The proportions are the basics of realistic drawings and they include the lifelike relations of the objects, the same observant spot, and the correct positioning of the objects, and the good measurements.

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