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posted on 2003-12-7 at 16:29
Art
To spruce up these rather plain forums, I thought I'd make a creative thread. So, I chose an art thread. Yes, I know you love my stories behind
how I came up with these ideas.
This thread is designated towards absoloutely anything regarding art. Whether it be a drum solo, a painting or a poem that you made.. post it here.
I'm going to post some guitar drawings that I've done. Art, the best thing since seedless grapes.
one last show.
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 18:51
and pitless cherrys
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 18:57
mmm i've posted this before, but i am particularly proud of this one.
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 18:59
nice, god. he looks like a rosey-cheeked hobbit.
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 19:05
This is my drawing of the band illscarlett. It's special. I know you love my artistic skill of drawing stick figures.
Edit: sorry about that my computer crashed before I could post the pic.
[Edited on 7-12-03 by Paige_x0x]
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 19:14
cool.
[Edited on 7-12-03 by armour_guitarist]
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 02:59
WOOOOOOOO YEA!!! ILL SCARLETT!!! WOOOOOOOO.....
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 04:41
Are any of you part of the crew of 13 - 15 year olds who go to Ill Scarlet shows at the masonic?
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 04:53
Um....ya *is suddenly ashamed*. I follow them to all their shows with my small friend lil_punk7. They said that we could be the president of their
non-existant fan club! Huzzah!
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 16:37
I used to be somewhat of an artist. I always thought when I was young that I would be an animator when I got older. Those dreams dwindled as I got
older and more into music. I can still draw, but I do it very rarely. It's sad really, because I loved drawing so much and now the urge is gone.
Simply replaced by the guitar.
My grandparents said always said they would pay for 50% of my tuition if I went to school to be an animator. But I'm not good enough, really.
Actually when I was in high school, I think more than a third of my credits in the end were art classes of some sort. I took general and advanced
sculpture and ceramics, 3 years of drawing and painting, a commercial art course and one more I can't recall. It may not sound like alot, but
keep in mind when I went to Nelson I only had 28 credits in the 5 years I went there, and 9 of those were those classes. Not to mention the 3 courses
where I shot movies and learned to record music on computer and use midi. I made a couple claymation movies that were really cool, but I lost the
tapes.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 17:00
My girlfriend goes to OCAD (Ontario College of Art and Design). She's a pretty good artist in her own right. She does sculpture but also works
in a variety of other mediums.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 22:17
quotation:Originally posted by Reivax
I used to be somewhat of an artist. I always thought when I was young that I would be an animator when I got older. Those dreams dwindled as I got
older and more into music. I can still draw, but I do it very rarely. It's sad really, because I loved drawing so much and now the urge is gone.
Simply replaced by the guitar.
My grandparents said always said they would pay for 50% of my tuition if I went to school to be an animator. But I'm not good enough, really.
Actually when I was in high school, I think more than a third of my credits in the end were art classes of some sort. I took general and advanced
sculpture and ceramics, 3 years of drawing and painting, a commercial art course and one more I can't recall. It may not sound like alot, but
keep in mind when I went to Nelson I only had 28 credits in the 5 years I went there, and 9 of those were those classes. Not to mention the 3 courses
where I shot movies and learned to record music on computer and use midi. I made a couple claymation movies that were really cool, but I lost the
tapes.
you are soooo lucky! My school has none of those courses... i wish i could learn recording... bah.... im only taking guitar and music
(for bass).... i really wish we had more oppurtunities for the arts..... bah
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 23:43
Ya, I don't think the school is like that anymore, but it was great. I lived in the art rooms. And I thoroughly enjoyed the audio/visual
classes. I wish I could go back, because I would pay alot more attention now. I know all the info on cameras and mixers and whatnot would have come in
handy to me.
Plus, I only took the required courses and that's it. The rest was art and spares. That's why it took me 5 years instead of 4...all those
spares. Some times I would only have one class a day.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 23:53
Hey, what happened to your post, hyde? Hope you weren't embarrassed by that or something. I thought it looked cool.
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 00:02
uh-oh Revaix has gone insane...i knew we should have put him on that drug before something like this happened
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 00:04
No, for real. He posted something he created and I thought it looked real interesting. But if he doesn't want it here then that's cool.
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 02:55
i was also quite a good artist. but a few years ago i lost the motivation, and i ran out of things to draw. around 5th grade, drawing was replaced by
moviemaking, my current obsession. not to brag, but i think the movies i make are increadable. when it all comes together, i really feel as if i
accomplished something.
when i have more time, ill find an old drawing of mine, and post it. maybe this weekend.
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 03:03
how about some sort of clip from a movie you have made^o) <<(if you have msn you know this one)
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 03:16
i dont have msn. but that sounds do-able. i have to eat dinner. ill be back
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 04:42
it is a smiley face with one eye brow sitcking up...i wish i could do that..its my favorite smile
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posted on 2004-7-27 at 01:49
Since we've been bringing back old threads. I was reminded in a conversation with Bart just now about my past love for drawing. Since I have
lost nearly anything I have drawn in my life, I was able to find a pic I drew of my girlfriend a couple years ago. It's nothing too special, but
I like it. I'd post some stuff I did from when I was younger, but, like I said, it's missing.
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posted on 2004-7-27 at 01:52
looks pretty good, although i don't think the webcam really does it justice. reminds me of that film with the iceberg and a big ship.
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posted on 2004-7-27 at 01:55
lol
good job Chris (Reivax, not ^ that kook)
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posted on 2004-7-27 at 01:57
Thanks, guys. I realize the "titanic" resemblance. It was never meant to be like that, it just ended up that way. I think I captured her
uncomfortable annoyance with staying in the same positon for a couple hours quite nicely.
You're right, the webcam doesn't help much. It would help if I penciled it a bit darker, too.
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posted on 2004-7-27 at 03:18
I finally get to see that drawing! I remember us talking about this months ago, and the whole Titanic feel, except she had her clothes on. [Doubt
you'd be posting it otherwise]
Very nice job,Chris. I had no idea it was that nice haha.
