Comments on: How Artistic Types Express Themselves

By: Ana Goncalves

Ana Goncalves — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 19:42:43 +0000

Dear Kristi,

You have got it right there, as when we express through any means we express our emotional freedom, representing who we really are underneath the layers we sometimes put over our true selfs.

I feel it’s very important to truly express ourselfs in this world, and we should be open to do it in any way we feel. No matter if not believing if one is artistic, one will always be creative in their matter of being, in their experience here on earth.

Happy to have find your blog.

Beautiful background by the way.
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By: Kristi

Kristi — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 03:12:24 +0000

@Ahmet & Canvas Art: I’m glad you enjoy the post, and you’re welcome.

@Sheryl: I’ll take a look at her site as well. I think it is great if someone finds something that brings them satisfaction and peace, and it sounds like drawing is that something for her.

@Michael: So do I. I don’t think people even have to excel and be great at it, so long as they enjoy it and find a way to truly express themselves through it.

By: Michael@TheBloggerSource

Michael@TheBloggerSource — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 20:07:12 +0000

I love the arts, be it music, writing, paintings, you name it and have the utmost appreciation for those who excel at it. Michaels last blog post..Top “Who You Should Follow On Twitter” Lists

By: Sheryl Loch

Sheryl Loch — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 09:59:27 +0000

What a great post. I am not artistic in any way but, can understand what you are saying. My daughter Cait is one that has always drawn even when she was little. Everything piece of paper she could reach had a doodle on it. Since she has been blogging (her link is under my name here) she has gotten better at writing, although she is very blunt and sarcastic. She is not an 'excitable' teenager like many but, if you give her something to draw with you won't see her jumping & squealing but, she gets a relaxed freedom about her (sorry I just can't put it in words). She has music playing & is just in her own world. That is her way of being excited. Sheryl Lochs last blog post..Character Map How To

By: Canvas Art

Canvas Art — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 13:09:34 +0000

Wow, this is great! Thanks for your hard work on this and loads of good presentations there, thanks

By: Ahmet Nuray

Ahmet Nuray — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 06:06:41 +0000

Their energy into art.Because art is a way of communication.
I have made studies in the reformatories where guilty children are kept. I noticed that children found guilty due to various it.A child having familial problems in reformatory because of committing a public crime was coincidentally the theme of my study.The sixteen-year old child be ing under psychological pressure was confused.
The energetic child was rather introverted due to the feeling of guilt. Being friends, we cherished the hope of hte goad days we visited workshops. He was so much impressed that he’d also like to do these sort of things.Getting permisson from the reformatory, I look him to my workshop. When he realized that he wasted his energy, he proved to be more creative. He made over 10 works from mud in 3 monthe.Two years later. I met him in one of the colleges in California white attending sculpture lessons. Being in Turkey, I would to like to make studies as an artist and a pedagogue.

By: Ahmet Nuray

Ahmet Nuray — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 06:03:57 +0000

your blog is really great! I like it bunches. I will stop by often

Artist feeling… welcome to my world. Thanks for the friendship again.

By: Alexander M Zoltai

Alexander M Zoltai — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:00:41 +0000

My Bread is
Cast; They’ll
Eat who do…
Yet, knowing how their
Belly
Feels–a
Poet’s
Golden
Rule.

~ Alex from Our Evolution

By: Kristi

Kristi — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 20:37:42 +0000

@Debbie: You’re welcome. I’m glad it was insightful.

@Marie: Thanks! Finding that expression does open a lot of doors.

@Sire: It’s never too late for a breakthrough. I think that it happens when people are really ready for it. Overall it is a wonderful thing, but sometimes artistic expression opens you up to a subconscious you weren’t expecting.

@Robert: Thanks! That is true, if you can get someone to start talking about something they are passionate about, you can really see their true personality shine through, vs. the one they put on, especially during interviews. Good technique!

By: Robert Barr

Robert Barr — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 15:04:00 +0000

I think allowing someone to express themselves through what makes them happiest is key. I use this in the business world all the time. For example, when I interview someone, I have a typical list of boring, mundane questions; but then I ask about their hobbies or what do they do to blow off steam, and they light up.

Because finding someone’s passion is as simple as asking what it is, then sit back and enjoy the conversation. Deep down, even the shyest people like to talk about themselves, you just have to have the right key to unlock that force.

Good post!