I realize I should explain why I chose to learn art history although, it really doesn't take much to figure out. I'm in a media design course. It'd only be right to know the history of what you're trying to produce. =) Multiple times before it did bother me to not know & yeah you can ask 'why didn't you learn it then then?' Well, I was... slow & easily distracted but I've been working to improve on not being those things so, now's the time to learn on art!

So I've changed direction for now, the project I wanted to do 2nd is being my 1st. In this project I aim to have a greater understanding of art history, the different art movements through time. I'm thinking of starting from the Renaissance period onwards since that time period was the beginning of man's move towards the modern era... Of course I tend to get distracted & keep going backwards to the Byzantine & Roman & Greek era simply because it all doesn't stop & I keep wanting to know, 'oh, how'd it lead to this & how'd this lead to that?'


So, as much as I'd learn about the cause & effect of the art movements, I realize that the identifying the techniques behind the different art movements would be crucial to for process of producing something for the end result of this whole journey. Let's dive! =D

I would think of Black Swan and American Psycho as my references... but if I am muting the sound, visually, Black Swan would come across stronger in terms of confusing thoughts & reality. Then again, I am including a script in here...