Question

In the art critique process what must you do you like it

Answer 1

Suppose you are making a critique of a piece of art.

The first thing you may think is "I like it or I do not?"

Now, in both cases, you must ask yourself why, meaning, if you like the piece, What things in the piece are the ones you like?. Are those things subjective to you? Are those things objective, like good technique or a good story behind?

The fact that you like the piece is not enough to make a good critique, you must "break" it into parts, and analyze it.

Answer 2

Why do you like it (or not like it)? What elements make you like it (or not like it)?

Step-by-step explanation:

Throughout an art critique process you'll need to ask yourself various questions about the piece you're judging.

Once you've answered the question "Do you like it?", the next step is establishing why or why not? What are the elements that brought you to like it (or not like it)?