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About the Artist |
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Keith J. Eldridge
Keith is from California, but lives with his family in Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture, in Japan. He has always loved music and helping people and is very excited to realize his dream in helping people using music art!
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Find out more about Keith's music art.....
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Why do I paint Music Art? |
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Written by Keith J Eldridge
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Thursday, 16 April 2009 21:54 |
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Why do I do this?
First off, let me express my appreciation to you for your interest in this art and music. I believe one hundred percent in what I do, and your support encourages me even more to create new things for this world! There is so much I can say about why I create this music and art, so I'll start with my own background. Then I'll tell you a little about what I believe the purpose of my art is.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 21 July 2009 11:43 |
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The Meanings Behind the Art |
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Written by Keith J Eldridge
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Thursday, 16 April 2009 21:44 |
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Mysterious Music Art by Keith J. Eldridge Thank You! Thank you for your interest in understanding the background behind my music art. I've tried to document as much as I can about why I made each picture. All of what I do is meant to help people and/or the environment in one way or another. With a clean soul and healthy environment, we can finally do what we are here to do. Due to nature and history, there are so many things that we need to work on to make this world a better place. As I began to create more music and pictures, I realized I needed to be more detailed about each situation I create for. To get the best results, it may be necessary to put two or more pictures together to realize and clear a situation or problem. For example, a person with a particular illness may have contracted it by doing something in this lifetime, or it could be a result of something that happened in the past (past lives, or ancestor related!) To explain more about what I believe regarding what I create, please take some time to view the sidebar link: "Why do I do this?!" |
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