Ancient Greek Art

Much can be said for the clothes one wears, but regrettably many make snap judgements of people by their appearance. Before getting to know someone, people tend to decipher and judge others personality in a brief glimpse. Either they are highly impressed or disgusted by their looks. If someone dresses more artistically, outdoorsy, or homeless, the clothes that correlate to the personalities of those subculture groups are typically underestimated.
Free flowing, eclectic, and diverse are words frequently used to describe people who tend towards and artistic lifestyle. Garbed in homemade, free flowing skirts, locally crafted accessories, ironic local band t-shirts, and organic leather shoes, people often view their personality as flakey and self-engaged in their own obscure world. Typically, this is not the case. Artist tend to be passionate people, who have to work hard and self advocate for their work in order to stay afloat in the economic driven world. In ancient Greek and Roman times, the great artisans who create the beautiful marble works vases of the time were slaves. Meticulously toiling to produce beautiful art for the wealthy to enjoy was there one job and passion in life. Because of their dedication, modern civilization now can admire the creation of ancient times. Often wrongly judged by their appearance, …show more content…
Perceived to be constantly seeking adventure purely for the thrill, more often than not, outdoorsy people are captivated by the beauty of the world surrounding them. Reflecting deeply upon God’s beautiful work around him, these kind people are inclusive of all. Although the outdoorsman’s clothing enables him to constantly be prepared to explore, he is engaged in God’s world freely and expresses great joy towards the beauty before