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Mr. E,
Perhaps you are young, but please don't throw around judgments such as "Obviously you are not an artist". It truly hurt. How would you like to hear that statement about yourself from someone who's never even heard your stuff? I certainly AM an artist. At some point here I will post some of the art I have created and you can make that judgment then. I am a watercolorist and also do extremely detailed pencil work among other media. My brother is an accomplished musician (Horns, keyboards, guitar, vocals) with his own music business tuning, repairing, and teaching piano, plus two bands in which he plays, one of which is his own And though I well understand your description and its implications, not all artists feel as you do, expression or not. My brother is one. He says the best state of mind in which to properly play an instrument is while peaceful at mind, no matter how the music goes. He's been playing since fourth grade and he's now 57. I trust his word. I am sixty five and have been expressing myself in various media since I was seven and getting the sincere compliments of grownups. I have won art 'competitions', which I think are silly. Art is not to be scored. It is to be experienced. No offence is intended. Please consider the possibilities when replying to someone.