Fine Art
As a musician (Drummer) and Artist,
the main difference is the solitary aspect of its making. It’s not so collaborative as music is in its process. Other than that I find there to be more similarities than differences.
For instance, both things use layers for expression. I’ve learned things in painting that I’ve applied to music and vice versa.
Painting requires more concentration and more time in a way. It’s quieter, obviously and more solitary.
Painting hurts my brain in a way that music theory does—I’m forced to think about what I’m trying to do and why and how. Physically, they feel different, too— playing music can be a cathartic release whereas when I’m painting, I’m usually in a state of heightened anxiety the whole time.
Grant Netherlands - Drummer - Not for sale
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Prints available and commissions on request
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Prints available and commissions on request
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Prints available and commissions on request
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Prints available and commissions on request
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Prints available and commissions on request
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