Spongebob made a lot of art that could be considered bricolage. He made a paper sculpture from the crumpled up paper Suidward threw at him, and then made a little mosaic with the pieces of ripped up paper.
Although he didn't follow "conventional" form, the art collector praised Spongebob's art as perfect. Perfect detail, censorship, etc. So his end lived up to the pre-conceived standards, but how he got there was deemed unacceptable.
Squidward's reason for making art was to acquire fame, fortune, and a full head of hair. Spongebob made art because he wanted to and because he enjoyed it. The question presents itself...why make art?
teacher v.s student relationship..."MR. Squidward has all the talent" that type of approach is not the kind that I would respond well to as a student. And I think that type of relationship doesn't permit a healthy learning experience.
"worthiness" Sponge didn't think that he was worthy of Squid's teachings.
rules v.s. talent...in this case SpongeBob's talent was restricted by the rules. The rules prevented him from creating his way.
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