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This word should always be followed by the assumption that the individual described as such does almost everything. For example, an individual who is an architectural concept designer, fashion designer, food critic, composer, singer, dancer, mathematician, and poet would not be a penseagrande. If they were all these things and a philosopher they still not necessarily qualify. The requirement is that all their arts are actively used as the embodiment of their philosophy. These individuals are often skilled in all the arts and commonly virtuosic in more several. The emphasis on philosophy also means that their art often crosses into the sciences. These people are often eccentric because they are self aware in all that they do and thus develop a self culture that is expressive in ways that are not common. Many multitalented art vlogers may fit into this category, especially those whose vlogs about their life and art are directed at conveying a worldview. But they do not simply have a worldview, which everyone does, but are actively engaging and refining it alongside and through their art. An artist who is virtuosic in one art, is a philosopher, and embodies their worldview and philosophy in that art is not a grande because they only do one thing. Also note that they use their artistic PROCESS to communicate their worldview. Making the art is part of their art. For the penseagrande, art, artistic process, life, and philosophy are one.
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