Art and Music
“It takes 2 to Tango” I think the saying goes. I believe this to be true in Art as well. Every project I have ever approached is always a reflection of the music I listen to. Just about every art class I went through we listened to some kind of music for the 4 hours we painted, etc. I even play music as I design for a client or program a website. I do better work when I listen to music. I can even help set the tone for the design by listening to clasical or rock or Enya or 80′s One hit wonders. My Iphone is loaded with about 40gbs of music to keep me always going. Music has already affected me to write this post. I am listening to Music from the motion picture “Rescue Dawn” by Klaus Badelt. Does music affect your work as much as it does mine? Check out Pandora for the best way to listen to music online, its just like radio.
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Yeah, it’s funny you mention it because I was just noticing that myself the other day. I’ve kinda fallen it love with a lot of new artists recently like The Afters, Graham Colton, OneRepublic, etc and when I listen to music I seem to have a clearer head and am able to write/be descriptive and find myself being a little more creative than I typically am without music. It’s interesting and something I never noticed until recently.