Moving from charts, shapes, and data (finance plus some niche chemistry) into art is less common but entirely doable, and it can happen unexpectedly.
Moving from charts, shapes, and data (finance plus some niche chemistry) into art is less common but entirely doable, and it can happen unexpectedly.
Progress often feels invisible—there's no tidy "finished" moment. It may not register for years.
Spending brief moments looking at art, photographs, illustrations, interesting objects, daily chores, or a familiar street builds visual awareness.
Over a few years that accumulated exposure becomes a mental database, producing opinions and ideas.
Even without knowing formal names, preferences and concepts start to form, enabling clearer choices about commissioned work or what resonates — one of the notable peaks in Maslow's hierarchy of needs