Question

Explain the differences between myths and legends, visual metaphors, and beliefs. Why are they all forms of artistic inspiration?

Answer 1

Myths and legends are stories which are passed down, usually verbally, through generations within a culture. Visual metaphors can be from a dream or memory, and involve an association between two images or experiences. Beliefs are usually religious or spiritual, and help to explain the past, present, and future, as well as guide its followers’ actions and intentions. Each is a form of artistic expression, because all can be effective modes of communication, which can be easily understood by people of all ages, classes, and literacy levels.

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Answer 2

Myths are not true stories and are usually passed down from generation to generation.

A legend is a story of a certain person, supernatural entity and the like.

A visual metaphor is representation of a thing, object, place or person by way of visual image that suggests or shows relativity or similarity with something or someone.

A belief is could not be true to all but could be accepted as a fact within a certain group of people, culture or individual.