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Scanning the News for stories about Music Composition 1. “Why Music Composition Is a Creative Outlet That Will Never Go Out of Style” (April 2021, Forbes). This article explores the reasons why music composition continues to be a popular and creative outlet for people of all ages. The author explains how it can be used to express emotions, tell stories, and connect with people. They also discuss how it can be used to develop skills in technology, production, and marketing. 2. “The Future of Music Composition: How Technology Is Changing the Industry” (March 2021, The Guardian). This article looks at how technology is changing the music composition industry. It discusses the impact of AI, virtual reality, and other technologies on the creative process, as well as the opportunities they present for composers. It also examines the ethical considerations of using these technologies, and how they can be used to create new forms of music. 3. “The Art of Music Composition: Creating Music from Scratch” (February 2021, Digital Trends). This article looks at the art of music composition, from the fundamentals of melody and harmony to the more complex aspects of orchestration and composition. It provides
A return and a visit to Hilma af Klint at the Guggenheim, Bilbao - Pastel Portraits
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Hilma af Klint's exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and it was simply mesmerizing! Seeing her large-scale, abstract compositions in person—works filled with color, mystical symbolism, and a deep sense of purpose—was a powerful reminder of how timeless art can be.
Bicicleta Sem Freio: Rooted in Music, Drawing the Sound | Brooklyn Street Art
New graphic works by Brazilian duo Bicicleta Sem Freio—Douglas de Castro and Renato Pereira—tap into a visual language shaped by music, memory, and the intensity of youthful aspirations. Their palette leans hallucinatory, echoing blacklight posters and underground zines, with surreal figures and dream-fed compositions that push past the real. The vibe is familiar to anyone who’s ever covered [...]
My Experience with UART Pastel Paper, part 1 - Pastel Portraits
Recently, I embarked on a very special project: a family pastel portrait featuring four full figures together — a mother with her sons. The composition required a lot of space — much more than the large Canson paper I usually work with (29 × 43 inches). Since that wasn't big enough, I decided to finally try the famous UART Pastel Paper in a roll.
Making A Color Connection: Why the Colors We Choose Speak to the Heart — Caryl Fine Art
Color is the most immediate way we connect—with a painting, a space, a feeling. Before we understand a composition, before we absorb its texture or shape, we feel its colors. As both an artist and a lover of beauty in all its forms, I believe color is more than aesthetic—it’s a form of communicatio