> Most art objects are the products of a single person's imagination. This is an unfortunate cliché that is not nearly as widely accepted as one might think. I

> Most art objects are the products of a single person's imagination. This is an unfortunate cliché that is not nearly as widely accepted as one might think. It may be true that computers have a much clearer path to hand-holding in order to produce a finished product, but the tools, materials, and education one gets in the real world make it exceedingly difficult to find art that can be seen as the product of just one person's imagination, and even more rare that it is art people then appreciate. I admit that the whole topic is very difficult, but there are platitudes floating around which do no favors to our understanding of it. Disclaimer: I draw for a living and program (mostly) for fun.