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This article was very interesting. It really made me think about the differences between CONceptual art and PERceptual art. It makes me think about what I do in my own work. I believe almost all of my graphic design pieces are perceptual. I design what people will like to see, to draw in a viewer and LIKE what they see. Straight forward, simplistic art. My drawings though, I feel like are a lot more abstract or based off ideology. I start with an idea and it spreads, usually to evoke a feeling. Either way, can't art begin conceptual then become perceptual? Or is that the whole point of conceptual is it's strictly an idea and once it is made, the viewer creates their own opinion/if they like it? The line is a little blurry, but very interesting to ponder! :)