Art is motivated by feeling and expression, through the creators eyes they open up their feelings and create in their own image, it doesn 't matter how it is created, but it is about getting the message out. David Hammon 's is known to be a hipster of art, he does not follow the particular norm with his genius effort, he does not use a usual paint brush and paper. David Hammons configures objects together, he creates body portraits with him covering various parts of his body with oil. He makes things that the average people do not usually see as art. Throughout his work he shows that anything can be made into art, no matter how useless it may seem. One of David Hammons most iconic works was "How ya like me now?", it was inspired by Kool Moe Dees rap song. It was created in the late 1980s being presented as a 16 foot tall Jesse Jackson, having a well lit skin tone, blonde hair, blonde facial features, and blue eyes. He seems to resemble a white man in a dress suit. Jesse Jackson takes on this great height as David Hammons like to present various artworks on a grand scale, having the perception of them being a building and him being the architect. David Hammons was born on July 24, 1943 in Springfield, Illinois. he moved to Los Angeles when he was twenty as his hometown was rather small and dull. Watching Hollywood films Hammon had high expectation to what was to come of it and expected life in Hollywood would be magnificent and a sense of being a star
