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Old Sep 24, 2007, 02:47 PM
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The Artist in you!

"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his nature into his pictures."
- Henry Ward Beecher

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Be it painting in acrylics,oils,guache,crayons, pencils,pen,ink or charcoal.
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Old Oct 23, 2007, 12:11 AM   #441  
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oh, and yes - thats my picture.
 
 
     
 
 
Old Oct 23, 2007, 12:20 AM   #442  
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oh, and yes - thats my picture.

I see a long neck. (Correct?) If so, then for singing, you're probably an alto. The vocal folds (cords) in long necks tend to be longer. Hence, a lower pitch as far as the voice is concerned. High cheek bones are almost invariably one of the ingredients for beauty. Also, they are good for better tonal quality in singing, as is also your well-shaped mask (facial area.) I would also imagine that you are not a very soft spoken person. What I mean is, that your voice tone and quality probably carry quite a distance. But, I might be wrong about that. I'm just going by what I see and by the things that you have written.
 
 
     
 
 
Old Oct 23, 2007, 12:28 AM   #443  
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And I forgot - when I was in Choir in high school, i was in fact an ALto! You're pretty good with your guesses for sure.
 
 
     
 
 
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I had much difficulty getting back on here. Did you?

From the additional image that you posted, your neck is long by what I saw. I just see what I see because of my various professions. There are things that I always tend to notice about various people or things. As a house painter, I look to see if the brush strokes are straight much as early farmers who used horses were judged by how straight their rows were. I can tell right away if a surface that has been painted has been brushed, sprayed or rolled. When I am teaching singers and/or directing them, I notice many things, some of like what I have pointed out with what I saw with your image.

To me, it is interesting that the races of various people's voices sound the way that they do because of the way that their craniums are shaped. Even if they are all speaking English, their tonal quality still sounds like the race that they are.

There is definitely an art to how we adorn our bodies with clothing and how we make the appearances of our face and hair to be. Wouldn't you agree?

Why do you have low self-esteem concerning your looks?
 
 
     
 
 
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Yes! It took a while before it would even display the webpage. Wierd!

I absolutely agree with you - and I too, other than at myself, am very observative. Sounds like your are of many trades, which I think is wonderful.
It is very interesting regarding the races and voices that sound from the specific persons race. I think its amazing - and yet wonder why its so different. ( though you've helped answer that ) What type of music do you sing?/

And well - I've always had low self esteem - it stems far beyond anything I could ever write in this post. A lot does come from the fact that I've had two ids in less than two years and im sure anyone with children can imagine what that means for my body. LOL
 
 
     
 
 
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ello peoples
grammadidi, thank so you much for your honesty, it means alot to me, and i kinda agree with your points, no heart is one of my fave poems that i have written.
 
 
     
 
 
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HI CAL - anymore poetry today?
 
 
     
 
 
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Hello, Cal!
 
 
     
 
 
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ummmmmmmmmm (sifts through his computer for more of his poetry)
i dont have many on here, but i guess coz i like you people alot, i may aswell share this one with you guys
i wrote this one when my friend who lives in new south wales said she was going to commit suicide.
i was crying my heart out at the time at the thought of losing such an important friend, luckily she ended up not suiciding, and she has now become much closer to god and seems much happier since she went to a christian camp.
16 Roses
16 red roses so far have grown
16 red roses may fade
16 red roses may wither to black
16 red roses may wilt and die
16 roses may be all that ever grew
16 roses may be all that ever blooms
if by 17 you rest in peace
if at 17 all thats left are pieces
thats too many sweet roses that will never be
too many red roses that none will see
too many lives that will go unchanged
too many days that will go ungraced
too many crimson roses i may never again see
such a fleeting grace
such unending sorrow
i hope to see more roses
i want you to see them too
so as friends we can be two

its not very good, but it has a lot of meaning to me.

wanna see more of you peopls art, and hopefuly some of you peoples poems too
 
 
     
 
 
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Yes! It took a while before it would even display the webpage. Wierd!

I absolutely agree with you - and I too, other than at myself, am very observative. Sounds like your are of many trades, which I think is wonderful.
It is very interesting regarding the races and voices that sound from the specific persons race. I think its amazing - and yet wonder why its so different. ( though you've helped answer that ) What type of music do you sing?/

And well - I've always had low self esteem - it stems far beyond anything I could ever write in this post. A lot does come from the fact that I've had two ids in less than two years and im sure anyone with children can imagine what that means for my body. LOL


I'm glad that I'm not the only one who had trouble getting back on here.

I don't know what "ids" are. Would you please mind explaining that? Thank you!

Concerning what type of music that I sing, the short answer is that I sing all types.

Would you care to hear the long answer as to the types of music in which I am involved, both instrumentally and vocally? If not, that's okay.
 
 
     


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