What happens to a piece of artwork when it becomes stylized?
A. The painting becomes trendy and popular
B. The artwork is now sold for large amounts of money
C. The form becomes non-realistic
D. It is painting over so it becomes abstracted
Rather than trying to represent the subject in a way that is close to reality, an artist can use stylization to create images that, while they contain recognizable subjects and forms, do so in a manner that places emphasis on the color, lines, and oftentimes the emotive qualities of the work.
