Days Gone By – Original Audio Poem
For those of us who consider ourselves creative people and also try to get the word out there about our creative ambitions, guest posting or guest blogging can be a good opportunity.
With that being said, I’m looking to both guest post for other blogs as well as feature other people’s posts on mine. If you own or run a blog and are interested in in either of these possibilities, please let me know either in the comments section or via e-mail at trcapromo@gmail.com .
Anything arts related in any way. It must be original work and at least 250 words (unless it’s poetry or a visual submission like photography or a drawing). I’ll provide one backlink per poem or visual submission and up to two per written other form of written post.
Having worked in journalism as well as the arts, I am up for providing mostly anything. However, if possible I’d like to keep the topics related to:
Poetry and writing
Photography and the visual arts
Movies and video
Music and the performing arts
Goth, emo or punk subcultures
Body modification
Graphic design
Maybe we can make this work out well for everyone!
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting some talented artists over the years. A while back, I met Abigail Jerri and have been following her work since. Her style is hard to define. You really can’t classify her sound as one genre but that’s part of what makes it cool.
She’s originally from Pittsburgh, PA but also lives in Nashville as part of a way to keep working on her music career.
She recently released a new video for her song “Lighter” and I wanted to share it with readers on this blog.
I hope you all enjoy it.
As you may or may not know, Avril hasn’t made new music for a while. This was due in part to a major battle with Lyme Disease. Anyway, here are the videos from two of her new songs and a link to my album review.
Avril Lavigne Takes Her Music to Another Level with “Head Above Water”
If you are looking for a video making and editing tool but don’t want to pay through the roof for it, there are a few options out there. But, based on my experience, I’d have to say one of the best is VSDC Free Video Editor. And yes, there is a decent free version.
Sure, there is a little learning required but you do a bunch with this program including placing videos side-by-side for viewing with a VR headset! It’s just a matter of experimenting and figuring out how.
Here are some more of the projects from my talents artist pal, scenic designer, set designer and prop builder MK Hughes. You can check out me on her site http://www.mkhughes.com
I came across the work of this stop-action artist on Youtube and really liked his work. As such, I figured I’d share it with my readers. This kid has a lot of talent and unless you work with this type of stuff yourself you probably don’t have any idea how much work goes into even the shortest video material.
Here’s one of my favorites and a link to his channel.