Art is pretty and meaningful (an analogy to life).There are people who think that some art pieces are really ugly (aesthetically). However, looking at the same “ugly” piece, there are those who think that it’s beautiful. Why do they think this “ugly” piece is beautiful? It is because they can relate to it or it has some sort of deeper meaning to the person which allows them to see it’s beauty.This is similar to humans and relationships in a way. As an example (that is to the extreme of course), there is a beautiful male that is dating an “ugly” female or male . Why would this beautiful male be attracted to the “ugly” female or male? It is obviously not for their physical appearance… The reason why the beautiful male is attracted to the other person is most likely because he can see the inner beauty of him or her (looking pass his or her physical appearances), loving and accepting the person as they are (such as a great personality for example).

You can take a look at some beautiful people. If there is an amazingly looking beautiful person, are they really beautiful and how meaningful are they if they have an ugly personality and treat people badly? It’s just like art & design: if there is a painting of a bowl of fruits that was painted so perfectly with the right colors and shading but the subject itself is bland and meaningless, how beautiful is that?

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