[Father of Dragons]

I was thinking, perhaps nines tendency to value harmony carries over into their tastes, visual intelligence. Im aspiring to work in a design-related field, and over the years Ive had to make paintings, layouts, sculptures, building designs.

I will freely admit that I am not the greatest at creating fine art, as I have trouble introducing powerful emotions and a really individuated style as ive noticed other people can. Id imagine they have much more a sense of being a particular way or possessing an internal style than me, who has more a sense of being a flexible personality.

However, i've always had a natural instinct for if a composition is balanced, often in unconventional or strongly assymetrical ways. It just seems natural to me, and is an aspect of visual art i've had an implicit interest and strength in over the years. I wonder then if this could be related to the harmony-seeking aspect of enneagram nine, or if this might be just a personal proficiency of mine?

 

[Father of Dragons]

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That's awesome, did you make that?! I can really relate to this kind of art. This is what I mean, it's a great composition, but it is somewhat neutral in it's subject matter. I've always been attracted to "art for art's sake", because well, I am not a volatile emotional person, so it's hard to relate to works that come from a place of angst.

This reminds me of this guy Lawrence Yang.

(suckatlife.com - artwork by lawrence yang)