Careful thought is important in naming or giving a title to a
painting. It gives a special touch and feeling to the viewer. It
sometimes acts as a bridge between the viewer and the painting.
What
comes first – the egg or the chicken? Well it usually depends. Some
artists figure out a name before painting, especially poster art or
whimsical art. Most of us paint first and give a title later when the
painting is completed. Sometimes a title pops up in the middle of the
work. No matter what, the right title gives a good understanding and it
makes a difference, because the title is part of the art.
Title
for a painting can be sentimental, factual, abstract or mysterious. It
sometimes shows feelings (happy, sad, love or hatred).
Artists
set up a series of title possibilities. With titles artists translate
what should be seen or understood in their paintings.
Giving
title to an abstract art can be challenging. The formal values of the
artwork itself may be mentioned, especially in the colour choice,
whether warm colour or cool colour is being used. Imagination is very
much important in doing so. Brief, short and yet mysterious.
However,
whatever the title may be, an art is a valuable thing, which deserves
appreciation. “A picture shows a thousand words”. As an artist myself I
truly believe that a right title gives the right thought, thus I will
try my best in doing so. Happy viewing some of my art pieces.
- Maba
- Maba
Category : FLORA
Peonies
Poppies
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Medium Yellow Sunflowers with brown eyes
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Lavatera trimestris Hybrid
Eustoma
Parennial Geranium and Tulips
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