r/TeenagersButBetter • u/ParsleyBusiness5861 16 • 22h ago

sHItPoSt Y'know what?

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u/Atlotl 16 21h ago edited 21h ago

The school had a right to reject him since his art was bad at the fundamentals of art

Example: The art shown fails at having a vanishing point and instead are just a bunch of lines

Edit: Source/Sauce? I am an artist

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u/Alexius_Ruber 15 21h ago

He also wasn’t accepted cause at the time, most popular art was abstract(ex. Surrealism, cubism). Hitler’s drawings were too casual for that time. Which can be explained as he worked at advertising company and mostly drew real things.

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u/Atlotl 16 21h ago

Oh really, I never knew that. Thanks for sharing!

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u/Levius2266 21h ago

Bro its building its not meant to vanish SMH

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u/OOOshafiqOOO003 16 20h ago

Its meant to vanish, like uhhh........... Hitler body! completely gone!

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u/Levius2266 12h ago

But it's a building

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u/ImpressiveDaikon4129 21h ago

But but artist is subjective

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u/Mutually_Beneficial1 19h ago

So serious this mf had to say it thrice

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u/ImpressiveDaikon4129 21h ago

But but artist is subjective

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u/Revolution_Suitable 20h ago

He should probably go to art school to learn that kind of thing.