There are many elements that would make a specific work of art admirable. These include unity, proportion and clarity. In other words, the work must be clearly well-made—at least in terms of man-made art. In terms of things of nature, that which has admirable beauty must be well-formed. Those who determine which things are admirable are the experts, for they have special knowledge as well as skills which will help them judge what is well-made or well-formed from what is not. It is possible for experts to disagree with each other’s opinions on beauty, and this is in fact inevitable. 

However, it would not be right for a layman to disagree with an expert since he or she would lack the specific knowledge and skills needed to judge admirable beauty. This then brings into question superior versus inferior taste. The judgments of the experts regarding the admirable beauty of certain objects are an expression of taste, which means it has a level of subjectivity. However, there is a level of objective truth. How admirably beautiful an object is largely dependent on the object’s condition. 

Moreover, what is beautiful due to its objectively judged admirable beauty is not always also be subjectively beautiful. Even though one tries to refine his or her taste, the fact that enjoyable beauty and admirable beauty are two entirely different things holds true. Beauty in itself has two dimensions—the objective, and the subjective. These do not necessarily go hand in hand. It is important to acknowledge and remember the distinction between these in order to prevent confusion in the interpretation of art.

Ex nihilo sui et subiecti meaning the one who creates bestows being itself, he brings something out of nothing. God is the creator of all things and artists are the craftsmen. Good created men in his image and likeness; therefore, craftsmen mirrors God. In Genesis 1:28, God entrusted men the task of dominating the earth. This means that God is telling us that we should continue to live and spread goodness in the world. As human beings, we should not distort what God has created for us. It is in our hands to sustain the beauty of nature because God entrusted this blessing for us men. Artists must use the beauty that surrounds them— through their "artistic activity", artists are closer to God's image. Not all are called to be artists, but God has entrusted in us to craft our own lives. It is our job to make our life a so called "masterpiece". It is about realizing one's productive capacities. The artists produce their works that enables them to express themselves which becomes a revelation about them as a being. As artists continue to produce artworks, they are able to showcase their spiritual growth. Through their works, they communicate to other people. Artworks are not just works, but these works are story of men and women and it shows the history of artists. Their works enable us to know about their lives and the history of culture.