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9 Points of Interest When Viewing Emotional Art

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9 Points of Interest When Viewing Emotional Art   Does the artist technically achieve what he or she has intended to do? Even when focusing on expression, the technical aspects of fine art cannot be ignored. Poor proportion and lack of perspective stands out in all art and identifies the amateur. If this is the artist’s intention, that is ok, but much of the time it isn’t and the artist only stands out as ignorant and untrained. I find that even in Outsider Art (untrained and removed from the art world,) much of the time artists are still able to...

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  Why Purchase Emotional Art?

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  Why Purchase Emotional Art? Because emotional art is original, creative and free. Many other popular styles such as neo-impressionism or so-called classical realism are based on copying an object, usually a photograph with craft and not creativity. Emotional art basis itself on previously established and innovative styles such German expressionism (once banned by Hitler), Abstract Expressionism and even Pop art of the 60’s. This artform is a hybrid of what creative artists of the 20th century introduced and is still daring today. However, there is no artistic style quite like Emotional Art and frees the mind of stale and...

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Should Alcoholics Anonymous be held responsible for the fraudulent and illegal actions of it's members?

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Today I collected money for some artwork I did for someone I had met in AA. She proceeded to tell me she had been 13th stepped by another member who married her and ripped off her and her whole family with a life insurance scandal. The 13th stepper never sobered up and remained a revered member of the group. After losing her house to this and being left with nothing, although sober, she took her case to the AA group and the Alano club that hosted the meetings. The man remains there still running his scam and she was told,...

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Five Friends

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Five Friends   It’s hard to make and keep good friends. Nobody is saying it isn’t. I find people who have too many friends, tend to have no friends at all. Being bipolar, I am a difficult friend to have. I can be depressed, lethargic and slothful. I can have high energy, bothersome and draining. I’ve had to be treated for my temper and even been in trouble with the law at times. I’m like a dog you find on the street and take in to your home. Good to have around, but sometimes you wonder if its’s safe to...

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Friendship

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Friendship People are touchy. We lose friends, coworkers, relatives, husbands, wives over seemingly petty things and we never talk to them again. With our modern social media we block, blast, unfriend, send to junk mail or voicemail. In extreme cases there may even be a restraining order. In today’s technology, we have more ways to lose a friend than we have to make one. What was good then is now gone. When I was a boy in grammar school, I made strong friendships, friendships that have lasted to this day. We grew together and formed our thoughts on politics, religion...

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