The Habits of Mind: Judge Art More Informed

Art can move and inspire us or cause us to recoil away. Yet, we silently judge other people's art. But, are we doing so with an informed eye? Here we explore how to critique art with an informed understanding of the creative process and what to look for that we may have missed at first glance.

As Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg once stated, "One aspect of appellate judging is we have to give reasons for all of our decisions and when you sit down and try to write it out, sometimes you find that your first judgment wasn’t the right one!”

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“Dreamcatcher (Pretty Wings)” by M.D. Campbell (aka Me & Boris the Bull)
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GEAR:
• Arches 300lb hotpress watercolor paper
• Tubular dip pen with 102 nib
• Daniel Smith watercolor paints
• Loew-Cornell Comfort 300G (#3) round brush
• Grumbacher Goldenedge 4620 (#6) round brush
• Windsor & Newton Cotman 111 (#2) round brush
• Prismacolor Premiere colored pencils
• Gelly Roll 08

The intent of my channel is to bring useful content to the art community with insightful information, unique and interesting concepts, motivational discussions, and real-world reviews on the products artists are likely to buy and use every day.

I don't get paid to promote products and I don't accept freebies in exchange for reviews. I purchase and use the products in my videos.

I'm grateful for your time spent watching and for your feedback to help improve my channel. Please feel free to start a conversation below.

Thank you and best wishes in all your creative endeavors! ~ Mark