Which of the various artistic endeavors involved in theatrical production is the most essential? Why?
Q. Various artistic endeavors in theatre production would include: acting, playwriting, directing and designing. Which is the most essential and why?
Asked by tallskinny_99 - Fri Dec 14 22:59:08 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They are all equal in their essential-ness. You won't have a show at all if one of the elements is missing.
Answered by musicaangelica - Fri Dec 14 23:24:33 2007

What are some good Christian songs with artistic lyrics?
Q. Mi amiga will only listen to music with artistic lyrics, and I wanna try to get her to listen to Christian.
Asked by Jennifer - Mon Jul 27 00:01:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Switchfoot! switchfoot is the most amazing band ever. the music is simple but the lyrics are moving and creative and dare i say artistic. some great songs by them: Love is the movement the shadow proves the sunshine 4:12 Meant To live This Is Your Life Lonely Nation Only Hope i could go on forever because all of there songs are good! also falling up is pretty intriguing. all of their songs are very beautiful with rather bizarre and cryptic lyrics. Goodnight Gravity Murexa Arafax Deep Bittersweet A Colour Eoptian Goddess of the Dayspring, Am I Moonlit
Answered by meant_to_live - Mon Jul 27 00:20:14 2009

Need help for Artistic plateaus and how to overcome them?
Q. I've hit a rut in my artistic abilities, one that has lasted for about two years. I've been drawing a great deal, since practice makes perfect, but I haven't been able to improve upon my abilities. Does anyone have any ideas/excercises that can help me artistically challenge myself and eventually improve my skills?
Asked by Jennybean C - Fri Jul 11 16:43:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Read the book "The Artists Way" by Julia Cameron. It's a workbook that will help with the issues you are facing. Something that I do is go to differnt art shows and galleries or look at other art online. Sometimes this can spark an idea and help get the creative juices flowing again.
Answered by acreativeeye - Fri Jul 11 17:05:40 2008

What is the best academy of artistic gymnastics in the United States?
Q. What is the best academy or school of artistic gymnastics in the United States?
Asked by ***Esty*** - Wed May 6 15:47:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I don't think there is one best gymnastics place in the US at this point in time. I think that different coaches have different strengths and you have to find the right match for each individual gymnast. Otherwise we'd have a national program like most other countries do.
Answered by smileygirl244 - Thu May 7 14:39:47 2009

What artistic curent is the most important ?
Q. I mean they are all important, I know ! But what is your most important artistic curent ? Ex: Baroc, Reinassance, High Reinassance etc
Asked by Chuck - Sun Dec 10 08:23:48 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Creativity is the most important tyhat can flow through us.
Answered by rufus11 - Sun Dec 10 08:31:25 2006

Any suggestions of where there are artistic communities to live in?
Q. I want to move to a simplier lifestyle-an artistic-oriented society. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Asked by birdy - Fri Feb 16 00:05:41 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sell everything you own and move to Europe (Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, Venice). It's not impossible, especially if you are young.
Answered by Helen3879 - Thu Feb 22 05:07:16 2007

I need a camera to take snapshots and some artistic pictures?
Q. I want a good camera to take fun snapshots when my friends and go on trips but I also want it to take quality photos for my artistic side. I don't want to go over $400
Asked by Gretchen M - Wed Oct 24 12:46:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Apparently you don't seem to realize that most pictures are made in the image processor rather than in the camera. A cheap camera coupled with the latest version of Paint Shop Pro or PhotoShop will work just as well, or better, than an expensive digital camera... if you know how to use the programs
Answered by garrisonbight - Wed Oct 24 12:57:31 2007

What kind of camera would be good for serious artistic photography?
Q. I want to get into serious photography, and I'm looking to buy a camera that is good for artistic photography (macro, portrait, landscape) but would also like a casual shot capability (family trips.. etc.) I had my eye on the Sony DSLR a350. Does anyone have it? What do you think of it? (and if you don't have it) What would YOU recommend for a good digital camera? DSLR or not? Good brand? Any input is great! :)
Asked by Sketchy K - Sun May 10 02:17:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check these out (links to owner reviews, professional reviews, and detailed specs are on the page): I would go for any of these three, but I would prefer the Samsung GX-20 simply because its dust and weather resistant seals make it more suitable to my own personal needs. Plus it has (very slightly) better features than the other two. :D:D:D
Answered by Noland Voyd - Mon May 11 19:36:16 2009

How would i draw out an artistic problem?
Q. my artistic problem is drawing people more life like. So, i wanted to know how would i draw an artistic problem?
Asked by Chiang Mai - Fri May 22 11:36:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not sure I understand your question... For the person problem why not trace a few figures so you can see how the lines work together. Get a wooden poseable model and use it for body references and flexture. Find idea pictures and reference pictures and just keep practicing. Humans are a hard thing to draw and they take practice, some never do find the magic in human form but their art sings in other ways. May you be blessed.
Answered by Azure Horse - Fri May 22 12:06:05 2009

What is an artistic job that doesn't involve drawing, painting etc.?
Q. I have to choose an artistic job for art class, and I have no idea what to choose. All I know is that I do not want to choose a job that involves drawing, painting, or anything else that would be considered classical art.
Asked by Nicole - Wed Apr 9 22:39:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. archtiure? graphic design? video gaming designing? interior designer? exterior designer?
Answered by Lyssy - Thu Apr 10 16:25:18 2008

What is so controversial about being nude / artistic nudes?
Q. I find the human body artistic, beautiful, and extravagent. But others say I'm a pervert for looking a the artistic nudes and using them in my poems. Why do so many people hate nude art so much?
Asked by ~Emma~ - Mon Jul 27 15:29:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Insecurity, and homophobia, and a bunch of other things like to the 'darkside' of American culture... Ive always found it fascinating as well...I think most people find the human body fascinating. They just show it in different ways, like clothing. People find outfitting the body well as a secure outlet for appreciating the human body, etc, etc. Your habit is not a societal habit, so people will talk about it and make you feel "wierd" about it. Most artists have to put up with that in some way, unless they jsut paint "traditional" subjects like fruit platters and flowers in a vase. (booring) I have one painting of an abstract nude and people will nervously laugh about it--but theres no private areas showing in it! Its abstract!!! Its… [cont.]
Answered by Julia S - Mon Jul 27 15:40:52 2009

How can I let my artistic mind take over when I'm looking at things things?
Q. Whenever I have a dream or read a book, I never see the people's faces and everything is foggy or giving the appearance that it's behind a really dirty window. I think this is because I'm not very creative, good at art, and I always use my logical mind when I see things. I'm brilliant at maths and even though I'm keeping art in school, feel I'm not good at it. I'm a perfectionist when I draw or paint anything. I would like to see the world the way an artist does, with lines and shapes. Is there anything that will help train my mind to look at things in the visual, artistic mode with lines, shapes, lights and darks?
Asked by Tu sais tu m'adore - Sun Aug 19 14:20:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is a book that would be perfect for you :] It's called: "The Natural Way to Draw" by Kimon Nicolaides. It's for teaching you how to remove the information *about* an object and instead see it as an artist sees it. The contours, light/dark, etc. An easier book is "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" by Betty Edwards. It teaches easier versions of the above techniques so it may be better to start with, but you'll eventually want to read Nicolaides' book. I've used both books and found them to be useful (working as an Illustrator now).
Answered by Simon C - Sun Aug 19 14:56:57 2007

what is the difference between an artistic director and a choreographer in a dance company?
Q. I choreograph, I design costume, I perform dance. But I have someone who is a friend of mine, who is also a performer and photographer, to support my dance tour. In my performance, she designs lights, she sometimes does anchor person, she tells me to shorten my dance for some occasions. Also while we are travelling, she shares some dance movement with me so that I can use it for my choreography. She also has many music CD to use for my show, not for the dance but for the time when the audience is entering into the theater. She is a really great help, but I do not know what to call her technically and she claims that she is an artistic director, but people very often misunderstand is we say that, they think she is the choreographer. I do… [cont.]
Asked by hep - Sat Jul 15 07:26:17 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The choreographer writes (creates) the dance the same as a composer writes (creates) music. Your friend is correct in stating that she is acting as the artistic director. She is managing and directing the company even though she might be aiding in choreography. The dance mistress, by the way, is one who conducts classes for the company and rehearses them. You both sound as if multi-tasking. You may wish to list yourselves with more than one title. For instance if your friend co-choreographed a dance she should be given credit. If you designed the lighting for a particular number you can list that as your credit with that dance number. Example: dance of flying pigs - choreographed by Suzie Wong and GIn Lee, lighting by Suzie Wong … [cont.]
Answered by dddanse - Sat Jul 15 11:11:41 2006

What are all the artistic professions found in the Pornography business?
Q. Some artistic professions that come to my mind are... Make-up artist, hair stylist, professional photographer,...musican,. ..set designer,..ect What are all the artistic professions found in the professional porn business?
Asked by Stony - Sun Jun 24 01:42:21 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. porn isnt art. and if you think that you seriously need to rethink what art means. and life too. basically.
Answered by sarawebb. - Sun Jun 24 02:13:09 2007

What would be a good idea for a artistic picture?
Q. I'm look for a contemporary, artistic feel for the picture. I would like it to be a portrait. I live in Vancouver BC so if you have any interesting location you know, feel free to share. So all I need is a idea, because I'm fresh out.
Asked by Hannah - Sun Jul 12 02:09:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. maybe something like this, but don't steal it because i painted it.
Answered by unknown - Sun Jul 12 02:17:42 2009

What kind of personality usually works out best as a partner for an intelligent, artistic, introverted male?
Q. Esoteric, artistic, smart, shy men usually do best and are happiest with what kind of woman.
Asked by Rita K - Tue Feb 19 19:01:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is no "best" fit. It's too individual to solve the equation that way! Everyone does best with a partner who doesn't try to change him/her. Who is trustworthy. Who is willing to learn to work out differences so there is fairness. Who is willing and able to be interested, stay interesting, and commit. To me shared character traits are much more important than shared personality traits, like you've listed. We can adapt to another's personality--he likes tennis; she doesn't. So what? He is disciplined and will work towards a shared goal; she isn't and won't. Very BIG deal! A similarly shared capacity for discipline, ethical behavior, sense of moral responsibility, and self-respect are really the measures of how a person will work out… [cont.]
Answered by Maire Siobhan - Tue Feb 19 19:16:07 2008

Has anyone ever exhibited in a Public Gallery? What is a brief description of your artistic practice? ?
Q. I visited a public gallery and asked them how I could apply for exhibition. They handed me a sheet of paper stating what I need. One of the things included a brief description of your artistic practice. What exactly is that? Is it writing in the perspective of first person or second person? What kind of things would you mention in it?
Asked by AJ - Mon Sep 8 18:23:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Your artistic resume
Answered by JOHN JR - Mon Sep 8 18:29:12 2008

Where can I find artistic or abstract skinny layouts for myspace?
Q. I want an artistic,abstract or something having to do with space.i also want it to be skinny.know any websites?
Asked by Ella - Thu Oct 23 20:55:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. sunshinee.com has the best layouts i've ever seen. ever. it's her own website and she has an actual profile. if she doesn't already have what you're looking for, i'd bet she'd make one. she's really nice.
Answered by Lola - Thu Oct 23 21:00:31 2008

How can I make money on the side with fine artistic nude ?
Q. Im passionate about artistic nude/fashion (Pirelli style) photography, and thinking of setting up a small studio to produce some of my ideas. Is it possible to generate enough money from this subject matter that would cover my expenses ? If yes, how and what are my options ? Many Thanks
Asked by SMR23 - Fri Oct 26 19:17:28 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Most of the artistic nudes I shoot are commissioned by the models husband or boyfriend ... that is how I get paid. From time to time, women will want me to shoot them so they have a record of their artistic beauty taken a few years before they walk into middle age. Posing ideas can be found at One Model Place
Answered by fhotoace - Fri Oct 26 19:38:45 2007

what are good color schemes for a room that would look artistic and original?
Q. i am redoing my room this summer. i want it to looks artistic, beautiful, original, relaxing, and fun to be in im thinking of blue and purple tones, but i am open to suggestions so what are good colors, and different kinds of things that look good in rooms... (lava lamps, ect.) thanks!!!
Asked by Renee Z - Sat Jul 19 23:36:33 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. play around with the Sherwin Williams color visualizer to find something that you like. It is the best paint visualizer on the web, imho. I like how their color palette is laid out, I like that you can search by color family & color name, the "painted" rooms look the most realistic, and it suggests coordinating color schemes. You can literally spend hours: I think a blue like "mineral crystal" (# 7192) from their SandScapes faux finish collection might look good. And the sand texture would add another interesting element to the room.
Answered by yowza - Mon Jul 21 15:17:33 2008