Art

Songs, books, paintings - those are all pieces of art. Art is what people made, make, and will make it for all of the entire life. Look around, everything that you see was started with a simple draft in a head and it became reality. The draft in the head can be anything because human imagination has no limits.

The draft in a head is usually the start of the creative process. Then, our thoughts engage in an internal monolog: "Try something new!" "Oh, that is so awesome!" or "No, need something different."

Those kinds of self- conversation with ambitions and emotions help us to build what we want. The ambitions stimulate us, to achieve the success. The emotions structure the mood of any kind of work, especially emotions that come from the heart.

Musicians, writers, artists - they create the splendor of art, but in the different styles with the different tools.

The musicians use the combination of sound to compose the music. There are a lot of different interpretations of music. From these interpretations of sound, emotions come. Among them is the tempo, which is the speed of the song. If a song is sad, the tempo is often slower. If a song is meant to be happy, the tempo is quick and light.

Like the sounds, colors can carry on varieties of moods. An artist squeezes colors out of tubes on a thin slab where he/she lays and mixes them with all the colors of the rainbow. Warm colors highlight positive emotion that lightens the piece of art. Cool colors darken the piece and can form gloomy mood. But combinations of warm and cool colors can scale multi colorful tones that can shape an object or a subject. Shadows make these shapes real. The shadowing method is a major element of a combination of the warm and cool colors that structure the mood of the entire image. The same way a musician combines sounds that shape the musical mood.

The writers use the words to reveal a story, describe an action or illustrate an environment. Writers have the instinct of choosing the right words that will make a story more playfully, lovingly, dolefully, or curiously received by a reader. Writers are like the visual artists, they use the words as the paint brushes to paint the whole story.

As a writer, an artist tells us a story of a moment that can show characters of heroes, portrays actions, or landscape of nature. Artists have an instinct how to lay out the colors that make the painting alive. This instinct of colors helps the artist to control the work process wisely. The artist doesn't throw messy spots of paint on a blank canvas, the artist puts a dark smear near another one which is lighter. Gradually, from dozens of strokes on canvas, a person's facial features or an animal's muzzle begins to loom, or an imaginative world becomes more surrealistic or photographic. With each stroke of the brush paintings become filled with the concept, just as each word in a story supplements the content.

Although, the processes are similar, but only paintings are not like any music, nor a book, because a picture shows only an instant. A melody flows and changes the rhythm continuously. An event that happened during a story constantly changes by every sentence. An artist chose the most wonderful or awful time of life that is worthy of perpetuation, or imagination expressions that come from the artist mind. And if the artist told Time, "Stop a moment!", the colors on the canvas start to capture all tones that the artist sees in that unique moment.