Psst.
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triclebickle - replied 2012-05-17 01:30:01+1math is important to an extent and science while much of it evolves rapidly remains the same. Math has surprisingly a lot to do with art as does science things like geometry and algebra and even basic chemistry, You can't make a face without geometry, you can't make abstract art without following a subconscious equation to cause balance in the picture and any color you use or mix could not have been made without the use of chemistry.-
Ertrov - replied 2012-05-17 01:51:34+1True, but that doesn't mean the artist requires that knowledge, any more than I require an engineering degree to drive a car.-
triclebickle - replied 2012-05-17 15:44:24+2point taken.
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casper667 - replied 2012-05-17 01:59:07+1I feel you bro. I'm currently taking psychology and art classes in college for my computer science degree since they're mandatory. I've also had to do 2 history classes, geography, and a lit class. In fact, my entire first year I've learned nothing about computers. Oh well, now at least I guess I'll be able to contribute to the conversation when it turns so often to the analysis of Macbeth.
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