Tuesday, October 23, 2012

10 Amazing Art Pieces

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This particular blog post was interesting to me. It describes the “Top 10” pieces of artwork that took over 1000 hours to complete. The majority of the commenters enjoy this blog, particularly for the enjoyment and uniqueness of the topics posted. This image which I selected was one I was most impressed by. This is a drawing done only with pen! The amount of detail and proficiency of this image is breathtaking! The commenters of this blog seemed to have different opinions. 




These commenters seemed to enjoy the blog, and to be impressed with the different images posted. Who wouldn't be when you see images like the one below! An entire building made out of tiny match sticks! 
The commenters who posted positive thoughts generally seemed to be reading the blog for it's interesting content. I am comfortable reading their posts, as they were similar to something I would post in a blog of this sort. There were some commenters who seemed to have a different opinion than others, and who were pin pointed because of this. The commenter below, for example, had pointed out different works of art that took longer, specifically the Sistine Chapel and the Statue of Liberty.

Though I do not feel uncomfortable reading Peter's post, it seems almost as though by the comments following that he does not appreciate the blog posting itself. It seems as though he comes to the commenter section to impose a negative attitude towards the blog, and other commenters stick up for the blog. After a few other individuals direct the attention to Peter, he stops commenting completely, which tells me he was not confident in his argument. Or, that he did not like the rest of the commenters focusing on him.

2 comments:

  1. Wow! Now this is just impressive. The artist drew the eagle with just a ballpoint pen. The second one was built with tiny match sticks.... that's just amazing! Great finding of these creative artwork. Some of the commenter should appreciate and realize these magnificent work of art.

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  2. Great job on your post. Good analysis of the negative commenters in this blog, and on such brilliant artwork. I just wanted to add in that perhaps the commenters in this bog brought attention to Peter's negative attitude because it is a form of a respectful community together. In this community mostly everyone shares a common interest, and outlook on a certain beauty; therefore, they all stick together to appreciate this artwork, and put Peter back in his spot. I just wanted to point out that this seems to be a creditable blog, and a strong community based blog.

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