Whats the most artistic thing you have ever done?

Question

Whats the most artistic thing you have ever done?

Answer 1

Gosh it was in second grade in the computer lab.

I was messing around on paint and they wouldn't let me save or print it.

I was actually heart-broken but I didn't want to argue or anything.. =[ =[

Answer 2

I just recently made a song.

Answer 3

everything. i use to paint, do pottery, clay statues, draw with pen, pencil, scratch. I'm not in school anymore so I'm not creative anymore :[ i use to write. i use to be in all kinds of creativity but i lost a part of me when i got my heart broken. i cant write poems i cant draw. its like Ive never done it before

Answer 4

My charcoal self-portrait  

Answer 5

I really couldnt say as I do aot of art projects.

I thimk of myself as a learning artist.

Im takin Art GCSE.

I once drew my own version of the brth of Venus by Boticelli.

And alot of portraits in charcoal.

Answer 6

i am an artist so i can't really say

Answer 7

ummm writing a poem? or maybe just thinking about the meaning of life and love and purpose...

could thinking be called an art? it's an art of the mind....

Answer 8

Making music for a small drama (25 mins) and that was broadcasted on TV.

Answer 9

lol i would say a girl but i havent

Answer 10

im am an artist, every time you create something you have the potential to  create something more and more potential.. mine is probably the last thing i did, hopefully it will be replaced by the next...

Answer 11

Taking a photo of a paper cup.

It was beautiful, the way the light was on it, and with the angle I took the photo.

Answer 12

I wrote a song about my mother 6 months after she died. It was the hardest thing I've ever done.  I was totally depressed about her death before that, but after I wrote that song, all my depression melted away.  I shared the song at church a few weeks later. That was after several church members had died as well.  I won't say there wasn't a dry eye in the house, but a lot of the Klenex boxes were empty when I finished singing my song.