Here it is...my first blog ever. There is really no avoiding it anymore. As an artist, one of the most important aspects of my job is to connect with my audience and to contribute to the growth of the community. In this day and age, that means connecting offline activities with the online world and visa verse. The truth is, I am afraid of technology. Not in the sense that I am afraid of what it can do. It is a fantastic tool. What I am afraid of is the headache that slowly starts to move up from the base of my head to in between my eyes, throbbing, as I move the mouse around TRYING to figure out what the heck I am doing on the screen. I do email, a little bit of Facebook...... and that's about it. That is the extent of my vocabulary. "Computer" is a language that I have chosen not to speak very well. Until, now.
This is the beginning of my journey.... no, OUR journey ( for those of you who want to follow my growth) as I, the right brained artist, nurtures her left brained techie side. I will be learning how to maintain my website, keep the content fresh by uploading new music tracks, videos, blogs, pictures etc. So lets get started.
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Hey Angie,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the blogiverse. I've been here a while. Come check out my space. It's mostly about shakuhachi. How was your recent concert? I'd love to hear some of the music from it. Any chance of sending anything?
love to all
Jeff
This is great Angie, please share your art and your inner world with the rest of us! We're all in need of inspiration! Love love love you
ReplyDeleteGreat to see your courage in facing your fears head on with all this! That's great as you'll need it for your new career...
ReplyDeleteOne suggestion, find videos that show you how to use the tools your learning, there are loads of them out there.
Thats great Angie.. Very interesting your article.. You have mentioned that "I will be learning how to maintain my website, keep the content fresh by uploading new music tracks, videos, blogs, pictures etc. So lets get started." Off course, you can and well look forward your great art. Thanks for sharing your opinions with us. Ecommerce website developer
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, as one of your fans, I was wondering what you were up to these days? Is there a CD in the works,or maybe a concert tour?
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