You may read the previous part (part 1):
Prodigy children had their own specific capability since they were born.
Each kid is different each other.
Even after sharpened by guidance, their artworks have their own unique identities.
However, Marla’s paintings are not the case. Marla art creations are consistent, and even static.
She does not have her own identity and tend to copy artworks of one of great artists such as Jackson Pollock.
We may observe the similarities between Marla Olmstead and Jackson Pollock’s paintings in term of:
- colors
- and shapes
Marla Olmstead painted on the selected high-quality canvass that is proposed for commercial market.
Hence, I agree with Dr. Ellen Winner, a professor of psychology at Boston College, who said, “I saw no evidence that Marla Olmstead was a child prodigy in painting. But she did see a coach who kept her going.”
Comparative of Marla’s painting and Pollock’s that both have similarities could be seen at figures (part 1 and part of this article).
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Son bonitas sus pinturas, interesante amiga. Saludos.
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Wild flowers, Painting of Marla Olmstead
You may read the previous part (part 1):
- The Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 1 - Art 3
Prodigy children had their own specific capability since they were born.
Each kid is different each other.
Even after sharpened by guidance, their artworks have their own unique identities.
However, Marla’s paintings are not the case. Marla art creations are consistent, and even static.
She does not have her own identity and tend to copy artworks of one of great artists such as Jackson Pollock.
We may observe the similarities between Marla Olmstead and Jackson Pollock’s paintings in term of:
- visual elements
- colors
- and shapes
The Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 2- Art 3
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One of Jackson Pollock’s paintings.
Marla Olmstead painted on the selected high-quality canvass that is proposed for commercial market.
Hence, I agree with Dr. Ellen Winner, a professor of psychology at Boston College, who said, “I saw no evidence that Marla Olmstead was a child prodigy in painting. But she did see a coach who kept her going.”
Comparative of Marla’s painting and Pollock’s that both have similarities could be seen at figures (part 1 and part of this article).
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DeleteChild prodigy or not, the simple fact of imitating the works of a recognized artist is already enough artistic skill.
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it is ok if for art purposes.....
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The Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 2- Art 3
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Wild flowers, Painting of Marla Olmstead
You may read the previous part (part 1):
- The Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 1 - Art 3
Prodigy children had their own specific capability since they were born.
Each kid is different each other.
Even after sharpened by guidance, their artworks have their own unique identities.
However, Marla’s paintings are not the case. Marla art creations are consistent, and even static.
She does not have her own identity and tend to copy artworks of one of great artists such as Jackson Pollock.
We may observe the similarities between Marla Olmstead and Jackson Pollock’s paintings in term of:
- visual elements
- colors
- and shapes
The Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 2- Art 3..
DeleteNo sé si entiendo de pintura pero me gustan esos cuadros.
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DeleteThe Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 2- Art 3
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One of Jackson Pollock’s paintings.
Marla Olmstead painted on the selected high-quality canvass that is proposed for commercial market.
Hence, I agree with Dr. Ellen Winner, a professor of psychology at Boston College, who said, “I saw no evidence that Marla Olmstead was a child prodigy in painting. But she did see a coach who kept her going.”
Comparative of Marla’s painting and Pollock’s that both have similarities could be seen at figures (part 1 and part of this article).
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Interesante entrada!
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DeleteThe Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 2- Art 3
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Wild flowers, Painting of Marla Olmstead
You may read the previous part (part 1):
- The Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 1 - Art 3
Prodigy children had their own specific capability since they were born.
Each kid is different each other.
Even after sharpened by guidance, their artworks have their own unique identities.
However, Marla’s paintings are not the case. Marla art creations are consistent, and even static.
She does not have her own identity and tend to copy artworks of one of great artists such as Jackson Pollock.
We may observe the similarities between Marla Olmstead and Jackson Pollock’s paintings in term of:
- visual elements
- colors
- and shapes
Me gusta más Marla.
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DeleteThe Prodigy Kid - Marla Olmstead’s Paintings – Part 2- Art 3
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One of Jackson Pollock’s paintings.
Marla Olmstead painted on the selected high-quality canvass that is proposed for commercial market.
Hence, I agree with Dr. Ellen Winner, a professor of psychology at Boston College, who said, “I saw no evidence that Marla Olmstead was a child prodigy in painting. But she did see a coach who kept her going.”
Comparative of Marla’s painting and Pollock’s that both have similarities could be seen at figures (part 1 and part of this article).
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