Ydlmgtwtily
Ydlmgtwtily OP t1_jduc2o5 wrote
Reply to comment by mr_eking in Is there a quantifiable benefit to cooking food? by Ydlmgtwtily
That's a great start. Thanks! Looks like we're still early on in our understanding of this.
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Ydlmgtwtily t1_jdr3rqq wrote
Reply to comment by financialmisconduct in RedKetchup - Online Tools by sev7en25077
You absotively can make up words with or without meaning. But what OP has done is take existing words that don't make sense in this context and smashed them together with a result that still does not make sense.
Ydlmgtwtily t1_iyf8j4h wrote
Reply to comment by finalmantisy83 in I drew this pixel art scene using 12 colors and called it "desecration" [OC] by v78
Why on earth would I want to start naming pieces?
Ydlmgtwtily t1_iyf7iaw wrote
Reply to comment by finalmantisy83 in I drew this pixel art scene using 12 colors and called it "desecration" [OC] by v78
Excellent example!
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A name that isn't telling you what to think. In fact, many would posit that the subtleties in the peice which enable such fundamental disagreement between it's appreciators, have a great deal to do with it's popularity.
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Piece was named, as all great art, by collectors, not by artist, and given a name that attempts to factually describe the subject. See: Van Gogh's Wheatfield With Crows or Sunflowers. If either of these were named for an emotion like "Longing" or "Nostalgia" they would instantly loose all mystery and dimension.
Ydlmgtwtily t1_iyezka8 wrote
Reply to comment by finalmantisy83 in I drew this pixel art scene using 12 colors and called it "desecration" [OC] by v78
Nope.
Art is about interpretation, subjectivity, experience.
You don't slap art in someone's face and tell them what to see.
Ydlmgtwtily t1_iydck8l wrote
Reply to comment by Left-Bird8830 in I drew this pixel art scene using 12 colors and called it "desecration" [OC] by v78
It's how reddit works
Ydlmgtwtily t1_iyd2uqw wrote
I don't understand the need to name your drawings
Ydlmgtwtily OP t1_je05f05 wrote
Reply to comment by Patagonia202020 in Is there a quantifiable benefit to cooking food? by Ydlmgtwtily
Thanks, excellent detail, and a lot for me to take away here.
Still, it's very much qualitative rather than quantative. My engineer brain wants to come away with a formula I could apply to cooking a steak in order to quantify the benefit of cooking in a perfect scenario.