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You draw a ship, it's a ship but there's no name readable and it just represents the ship.
That's where the realism part comes from.
Right. So straight forward and to the point then. Guess being a realist is actually being a realist.
It was popular in the 70's
Mhm
So from a realist POV, how could conflict be avoided?
Straight forward but not detailed
Right
So let's say you draw a car
It might be a BMW
isnt that just a coincidence
i just bought one.
But you wouldn't paint that, it's insignia would be a smug
LMAO
It's a circle but no detail
Gotcha
Essentially painting with the corner of your eye
Or sculpting etc etc
Wait, is there something I'm missing here? Define "Conflict."
Got it, thanks.
War
You'd draw bodies, explosions
A passing face
But nothing of detail
Well, wait, hold on bourbon.
What the college is asking is how an artist tries to avoid conflict.
Thats the second question actually
He answered the first one rather well
Which is...a *weird* question to ask.
Hey man, the professor is a german Muslim teaching a world politics class.
Right, that is true, he answered all of the first spot on.
Yep
So, is this an art class or a politics class?
politics
Here's an example of a peice of contemporary realism
Word
current subject is Realism vs Liberalism
