Signature design with chinese brush pen,very cool

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This discussion centers on the aesthetic appreciation of signatures created with a Chinese brush pen, highlighting the subjective nature of artistic preferences. Participants express differing opinions on the beauty of the signatures, with one contributor advocating for the technical mastery found in calligraphy over contemporary art styles. The conversation also references the artistic legacy of figures like Picasso and Kent Bellows, emphasizing the importance of foundational skills in art. The discussion illustrates a clear divide between traditional calligraphy enthusiasts and those who favor modern artistic expressions.

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  • Understanding of calligraphy styles, including gothic and curly script.
  • Familiarity with Chinese brush pen techniques.
  • Knowledge of contemporary art movements and their historical context.
  • Awareness of notable artists such as Picasso and Kent Bellows.
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  • Research various calligraphy styles and their historical significance.
  • Explore techniques for using a Chinese brush pen effectively.
  • Study the evolution of contemporary art and its relation to traditional techniques.
  • Analyze the works of Kent Bellows to understand realism in contemporary art.
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Artists, calligraphy enthusiasts, art students, and anyone interested in the intersection of traditional and contemporary art forms.

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I think they are beautiful. I should get one of those pens...
 
Sorry... I don't like it, but it's purely subjective opinion. For artistry, I'm more into calligraphy (I don't do it; I just like the look). By the same token, though, I hate Picasso.
 
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For artistry, I'm more into calligraphy (I don't do it; I just like the look).

The signatures in the linked pictures are a type of calligraphy, so perhaps you have a certain style in mind like gothic or curly script, etc.

By the same token, though, I hate Picasso.

I think Picasso was brilliant, because he had all the technical skill at drawing as posessed by a master like Raphael, and also posessed the creative genius to invent fundamentally new styles of images. That said, I hate most contemporary art, which is a style that I formerly associated with Picasso because it can be traced back to some of his painting (ones I don't care for as much), but which I now see comes from those 'artist' who try to skip straight to Picasso's genius stage without going through the technical mastery stage.

An awesome contemporary artist who draws in the realist style is Kent Bellows (RIP):

http://www.kentbellows.com/Site/Images/006%20138%20Bellows%20Self%20Portrait%201991%20graphite%2015.50X21.87.jpg
http://www.kentbellows.com/Site/Images/059%20Danuda%20Sitting%201986%20graphite.jpg

Graphite on paper? Whoa.
 

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