There is no line and no definates between black and white, just various shades of gray. It is the same with art. There is no right and wrong about what is art; it is all about tastes. One person's taste for art is much different than another person's. Does that mean that the ones who like the piece of art are wrong? No. Does that mean that those who hate the piece of art are wrong? No. It just means that we all have different tastes in art.

When one finds a piece of art that they do not like, one should just move on. That artwork is not harming the viewer and any harsh words harms the artist themselves. There is a difference between a hateful opinion as well as a constructive critique.

The hateful opinion in some eyes is a critique, however when one states that something is not art, who does that harm? The artist themselves. What does the writier of said opinion gain for themselves? Does it make them feel better? In most eyes, it makes the one who gives those hateful words a bully. The constructive critique is when words of advice are given when something is seen to be wrong in the piece of art and one offers a suggestion on how to make it better. That is the difference between the two, and that is how one makes the art community a better place for all instead of a place where there is snipping at one another.

Artist note:

I had originally started out drawing this picture to say that closemindedness was ugly, but it just turned out to be different, and I thought that I should make a different sort of point.
Grayscale and black and white seem to fit this piece because I don't think that it needs color.

I am not telling anyone how to think or be, just giving my views.