Art is relevant to the personal life of its creator, considering aspects such as their life, culture and times in which they live. To properly evaluate a hypothesis on the subject, one must deliberate what is art? How can we properly justify a suitable answer when art is such a broad subject? If career art such as wedding photography or family portrait painting is considered art then the possibilities are endless. If graffiti on a wall is personal art then what makes a pointless drawing in the margin of someone's notebook not art? Art therefore must always have some sort of personal relevance to its artist, as art cannot be accomplished without the personal desire to create it. Artist Hans Hoffman once said, "A work of art is a world in itself reflecting senses and emotions of the artists world." Therefore it is believed that artwork is made...