Anonymous
3/20/2025, 9:37:54 AM
No.1009729
>>1009726
> that is why there's a point to having the word 'art' instead of skill/craft.
Another anon, I'd say, "art" is synonym of "skill/craft" but with more context.
And the context here is something made for fun/entertainment rather than applied matters.
Building furniture for people use at homes is skill/craft for application, drawing cool looking furniture is skill/craft for entertainment.
"Experiencing beauty" or whatever you talk about in the thread is also fun/entertainment.
> that is why there's a point to having the word 'art' instead of skill/craft.
Another anon, I'd say, "art" is synonym of "skill/craft" but with more context.
And the context here is something made for fun/entertainment rather than applied matters.
Building furniture for people use at homes is skill/craft for application, drawing cool looking furniture is skill/craft for entertainment.
"Experiencing beauty" or whatever you talk about in the thread is also fun/entertainment.