Whatever you do, whether it be classical dancing, Olympic fencing, the tempo of a prose, or a painting drawn, you strive for good form. There is grace and beauty in a good form.
It does not have to be the ideal form, but the form is your personal expression. Your good form. You can play with it, tweak it in every direction you bloody well please. The more distinct your expression is, the better.
And what is art really, but the manner how you interpret the reality of your own perception, and then express it forward through the medium of your choice, bending it to a good form.
A.G. Munson
