I like 3D computer art using programs like Blender, Poser etc. However, though, that's not saying I can actually create all the art. I have much to learn.
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What kind of art are you into creating?
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I wouldn't say I am much of an artist, to be honest, but I do like to work on programs such as GIMP and also on Canva as well and make things like banners, logos, and such and I have had a lot of joy learning as well which has been excellent.
I myself too still have a lot to learn.
I myself too still have a lot to learn.
Dunno what kind of art i'm into creating, i just love creating whatever inspiration motivates in the moment—regardless of medium.
However with respect for digital "art" i suppose i'd be most fond of situationally humorous memetics,...
...hence the blue helmet theme some may have noticed i was using with the CuriousFiend persona😄
However with respect for digital "art" i suppose i'd be most fond of situationally humorous memetics,...
...hence the blue helmet theme some may have noticed i was using with the CuriousFiend persona😄
I'm more into "natural" art. 
Take what exists and get it into a format to show others.
In case you can't tell... I'm into astrophotography... and in some aspects, many of the images shown are up to the individual interpretation (or ability to process).
Ultimately not a cheap hobby once you deep-dive into it.... so a VERY solid income (in the 6 figure range suggested or most) or being retired and not having any real expenditures are usually your only avenue t "getting in deep". There are some in the $60-$100K (USD) that can play well at the upper levels of the field.
One can honestly get into it for around $2000 USD for a VERY decent rig. for a telescope/mount/DSLR and about $1250 for a good DSLR and lens along with a tracking mount. We won't even get into the cost of the danged image processing software that it takes... word of advice.. if you are interested in the field.. save you money and simply go ahead and purchase PixInSight and skip a lot of the other paid utilities... are they nice? Yep, but you can pretty much do everything in PixInSight once you learn the software.
Take what exists and get it into a format to show others.
In case you can't tell... I'm into astrophotography... and in some aspects, many of the images shown are up to the individual interpretation (or ability to process).
Ultimately not a cheap hobby once you deep-dive into it.... so a VERY solid income (in the 6 figure range suggested or most) or being retired and not having any real expenditures are usually your only avenue t "getting in deep". There are some in the $60-$100K (USD) that can play well at the upper levels of the field.
One can honestly get into it for around $2000 USD for a VERY decent rig. for a telescope/mount/DSLR and about $1250 for a good DSLR and lens along with a tracking mount. We won't even get into the cost of the danged image processing software that it takes... word of advice.. if you are interested in the field.. save you money and simply go ahead and purchase PixInSight and skip a lot of the other paid utilities... are they nice? Yep, but you can pretty much do everything in PixInSight once you learn the software.
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I like taking photos of nature also. I live in the southern Appalachian Mountains. In fact, I used to live out in the countryside. I would love to go hiking and take photos.I'm more into "natural" art.
Take what exists and get it into a format to show others.
Graphics, i do love showcasing singers and songwriters in a different kind of way (Grungy, fun and dark) and i use design to unleash how i am feeling and put it out instead of keeping it within.
The kind of art you can drive
For many years I was a portrait artist:
These days I love creating advertising banners:
These days I love creating advertising banners:
YOU DID THAT! You’re kidding, that’s incredible! I actually don’t have words lolFor many years I was a portrait artist:
These days I love creating advertising banners:
Aww, thank you! I graduated from The American Academy of Art in 1987, so I've been well-trained. I don't do many portraits now because it bothers my eyes, but I used to love drawing cats and dogs using pastels.
Is coding considered an art?
LOL! hahahaIs coding considered an art?
Creating the design of websites, forums and blogs is an art, I think. However, it is not considered an art.Is coding considered an art?
I will give you the inside scoop on computer digital art. Blender is a free program for making 3D models. Once that is done, well, you have to color them, if you want. That requires another program. Now, Poser is simply used to "stage" and "render" 3D models for the most part. A lot of people don't make 3D models but just use pre-made ones. Anyway, you can do a lot of 3D model creation in Poser and Daz 3D but it's not the best program for it.
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