@Morganofmind
21 Years1,000+ Posts
That is so great Morganofmind, I had a smile on my face the entire time I read it. You are so right there are many different forms and media art can take. And it takes skill and talent to master many things we dont even think twice about that people do everyday.
An example would be the sandwiches I make for my lunch. I have had comments on them for along time. My coworkers say that they look like something you would see in a magazine. I dont purposly try to get that effect, it just comes out that way because of the things I like to use. But here is another example: I am always asked to prepare the salad at a party and here is the reason. I seem to have the ability to create good balance between all the items used to prepare it. You know just enough but not to much of each item. I can do this with any kind of salad I make, personally I thing it's because I am a perfectionist in certain areas and it surfaces here. Just wanted to share that because what you wrote made me stop and think about some things. Thanks TW2
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Trying to learn tags are you lol?
HTML CODING
Try this site
Oh, my link didn't work lmao. That sucks so bad.
Try this site Q.
www.htmlgoodies.com
It has rudimentary primers on coding. . .and more I think. It's pretty good.
VirgoSquared.
Yeah that sux big time.. when standard codes wont work..!
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I am an artist;
although people refuse to recognize my talent.
I arrange a variety of media together,
making them a new, logical and beautiful bagged creation.
I prefer paper to plastic, -
more of a traditionalist than a modernist.
I love how the taunt walls of the paper
will secure each package as placed,
-boxed, frozen, produce, even deli meat-
so that they won't slip or tear.
Some people call me the master of spacial relations!
. . .Or they would,
if they noticed the intricate delicacy of my art:
the way that color shape and form flow so gently together,
never too heavy, never too empty,
a perfect equilibrium of matter and space.
But not even my supervisor will comment on my work.
He just gives me seven dollars per hour
to keep creating my masterpieces. . .
Customer after client. . .
Paper over plastic. . .
Package after package of my unique art.