What talent would you rather have? Musical talent or Artistic talent?

I consider myself a good artist when it comes to drawing. And I can play a few instruments as well, but I am more interested in art.
 
Definitely autistic talent, definitely autistic talent. I'm an excellent driver. Charlie Babbit. K-mart sucks.

I have neither artistic nor musical talent, unfortunately.
 
I have a Master's Degree in Art from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)....I play guitar and sing in a great band. Our new CD sounds awesome.......I do both, so I can't just pick one
 
I'm slowly developing my musical talent. And since I'm not really good at drawing and I absolutely love piano (esp Beethoven), and can actually play decently, I must side with music talent. It's one of the enlightening things in my life that transforms my dull zombie-like induced coma of a life into actually breathing again... when I actually practice.
 
[quote name='Goodtone']I have a Master's Degree in Art from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)....I play guitar and sing in a great band. Our new CD sounds awesome.......I do both, so I can't just pick one[/quote]

Don't brag too much, god.
 
if u mean artistic talent where i can draw something and that bitch jumps off the paper and comes to life ill take that.... Id draw me some awesome shit.
 
[quote name='xzafixz'][quote name='Goodtone']I have a Master's Degree in Art from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)....I play guitar and sing in a great band. Our new CD sounds awesome.......I do both, so I can't just pick one[/quote]

Don't brag too much, god.[/quote]

I didnt intreperted what he said as bragging. Hes expressing his opinion. Seems perfectly fine with me.
 
Musical talent seems much more lucrative in our society. It's just more accessible to the common man I suppose. So that seems to be the way to go in my mind.
 
I'm go with music, not much of an artsy person.

My musical experience was limited after I mastered the recorder back in 3rd grade though.
 
Music is much more important to me than art, so I'd go with that. Besides, I already have a couple of guitars lying around so it's convenient that way.
 
Also, if you have musical talent you can get together with other musical people and play in a band or jam or whatever.

Artisitic skill is more solitary, I'd say. Unless you're like Jackson Pollack and you all just throw paint around and shit.
 
I am already musically inclined. I played the saxophone for a number of years. I also played the bassoon and trombone. I was trying to teach myself guitar last year before my uncle broke my fucking string on it. I took piano lessons but I am not as good at that as I am the sax. I haven't played piano in YEARS and probably suck now.

My drawing is ok if I take ALOT of time.

If I had to pick one, artistic ability would be my choice because mine is not as good as I would like it.
 
It really depends on my situation. While Artistic talenr is necessary for all manner of media hilarity, musical talent gets you lots of the ol' Pink-Demon. However, I think if I could keep my sense of humor (as in not wearing all black and making paintings called"Suffering in Africa" or "So much Evil") with which to utilize it, I would choose art for the long haul and just appreciate the musicl talent of others.
 
I would rather have Musical talent. I have wanted to learn how to play bass for a while, but have not had the money to buy one. I should just get the $80 together and buy a cheap 4 string Rogue.
 
Artistic talent.

To be a great author, cinematographer, and such would be much more important to me.

Ha. Only music is accessable to the common man.
Bah. What about Movies? Literature? Comics?
Art is not just paint on a canvas, yet people seem to think that way.
 
[quote name='JSweeney']Artistic talent.

To be a great author, cinematographer, and such would be much more important to me.

Ha. Only music is accessable to the common man.
Bah. What about Movies? Literature? Comics?
Art is not just paint on a canvas, yet people seem to think that way.[/quote]

It seems that good films, literature, and comics are inaccessable to the common man.
 
[quote name='JSweeney']Artistic talent.

To be a great author, cinematographer, and such would be much more important to me.

Ha. Only music is accessable to the common man.
Bah. What about Movies? Literature? Comics?
Art is not just paint on a canvas, yet people seem to think that way.[/quote]

No, art isn't just paint on a canvas but in the OP poll it says "ability to draw or paint".
 
I am majoring in music in college, so I guess that's where my heart lies.

But I do also like art, and I love to draw.

I really just love all the arts!
 
[quote name='xxdeadp0olxx']Well, I can't draw or paint or anything like that but I do play the bass so musical talent for me.[/quote]

upright bass? i play double bass. i voted for musical. wasn't even close. i'm pretty good at bass. i got to all-state every year from 8th grade to 12th. used to play bassoon, and i began learning cello. and bass guitar is a shoe-in, since it's the same as double bass, but with frets.
 
[quote name='pimp tyranny'][quote name='xxdeadp0olxx']Well, I can't draw or paint or anything like that but I do play the bass so musical talent for me.[/quote]

upright bass? i play double bass. i voted for musical. wasn't even close. i'm pretty good at bass. i got to all-state every year from 8th grade to 12th. used to play bassoon, and i began learning cello. and bass guitar is a shoe-in, since it's the same as double bass, but with frets.[/quote]

Bass guitar. I've never played an upright bass. My girlfriend always tells me I should play one though. I also have to buy a new bass guitar because the one I have now broke on me this weekend :(.
 
There has to be a better way to state the question. Is music not an art form?

For me it would be a tossup since I'm no good at either. I've never felt comfortable with attempting to draw outside of technical drafting, which I got fairly good at only to see it become an oddball skill once computers took all the work out of it. I spent a lot of time in my teens finding out how many instruments I could be bad at playing. I might have achieve some proficiency if I'd stuck with one but I always I'd reach mediocrity at best and gave it up as futile.

Artistic/musical ability shouldn't be mistaken for the mere ability to reproduce a composition or draw in an existing style. For every lead animator who set the style for an entire series or film there are a legion of peons who only get to mock his style endlessly to fill in the movement. For every composer there are a legion of players.
 
[quote name='Xevious'][quote name='xzafixz'][quote name='Goodtone']I have a Master's Degree in Art from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)....I play guitar and sing in a great band. Our new CD sounds awesome.......I do both, so I can't just pick one[/quote]

Don't brag too much, god.[/quote]

I didnt intreperted what he said as bragging. Hes expressing his opinion. Seems perfectly fine with me.[/quote]

Thanks for speaking up for me Xevious.....
and to xzafixz....You never know who's going to show up on these internet sites.....There is alot I didn't say...I kept it simple compared to what I could have really revealed about myself.
Like I said, you never know who you might be talking to...
All that really matters is that I collect games and I like most of the people on here. I get great info and it helps me build my collection up while sharing finds.....If you knew me, you wouldn't consider what I said bragging because it's really just a small part of the bigger picture...
 
Artistic Talent
I received all A's on my report card in my art classes and I also received the art award when I graduated from high school.
 
I noticed some people mentioned that drawing/painting is too solitary. Thats true and that is kind of a disadvantage.

But I like to point out the other end of the spectrum. When you play in a band, you are dealing with other personalities as well as other creative differences. There may be compromises and such. Where as if you were painting, you are (usually) 100% in creative control.

Anyways....I wanted to point that out. Give you guys something to think about. Counter-arguments are also welcome.
 
[quote name='MorbidAngel4Life']I would rather have Musical talent. I have wanted to learn how to play bass for a while, but have not had the money to buy one. I should just get the $80 together and buy a cheap 4 string Rogue.[/quote]

you might as well tie a couple of rubber bands around a turd and start pluckin'. those rogues suck an ass. there are much better beginner basses out there for around the same $$...
 
I consider artistic talent and musical talent pretty much one and the same considering music is a form of art. But if we're just talking painting and stuff, then I would choose music by far.
 
[quote name='organicow'][quote name='MorbidAngel4Life']I would rather have Musical talent. I have wanted to learn how to play bass for a while, but have not had the money to buy one. I should just get the $80 together and buy a cheap 4 string Rogue.[/quote]

you might as well tie a couple of rubber bands around a turd and start pluckin'. those rogues suck an ass. there are much better beginner basses out there for around the same $$...[/quote]

The bass I really want is a BC Rich Warlock Platinum:

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Thats the bass Steve Tucker from MA plays. I'm not sure if it is the exact one, but he plays a Warlock Platinum.
 
Artistic, music is an art.

Music because, i have the computer to design stuff with, so i have some talent there, but i more want musical talent.
 
[quote name='Xevious']I noticed some people mentioned that drawing/painting is too solitary. Thats true and that is kind of a disadvantage.

But I like to point out the other end of the spectrum. When you play in a band, you are dealing with other personalities as well as other creative differences. There may be compromises and such. Where as if you were painting, you are (usually) 100% in creative control.

Anyways....I wanted to point that out. Give you guys something to think about. Counter-arguments are also welcome.[/quote]

Sometimes you can build and grow based on the material presented by others. You can expand your creative vocabulary by working with others. You can get feedback on your methods, experience new things that you wouldn't otherwise.

However, music can also be a solitary experience. There are many singers/songwriters who play and mix their on vocals and instruments. There are many instrumental soloists, etc. It's not always about "the band."
 
[quote name='WhipSmartBanky'][quote name='Xevious']I noticed some people mentioned that drawing/painting is too solitary. Thats true and that is kind of a disadvantage.

But I like to point out the other end of the spectrum. When you play in a band, you are dealing with other personalities as well as other creative differences. There may be compromises and such. Where as if you were painting, you are (usually) 100% in creative control.

Anyways....I wanted to point that out. Give you guys something to think about. Counter-arguments are also welcome.[/quote]

Sometimes you can build and grow based on the material presented by others. You can expand your creative vocabulary by working with others. You can get feedback on your methods, experience new things that you wouldn't otherwise.

However, music can also be a solitary experience. There are many singers/songwriters who play and mix their on vocals and instruments. There are many instrumental soloists, etc. It's not always about "the band."[/quote]

Ex., Trent Reznor is Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins was pretty much the Billy Corgan solo show, VAST.
 
[quote name='guessed']Definitely autistic talent, definitely autistic talent. I'm an excellent driver. Charlie Babbit. K-mart sucks.

I have neither artistic nor musical talent, unfortunately.[/quote]

All summer me and my parent's shouted lines at each other from that movie


15 mintues to Wapner
 
[quote name='pimp tyranny']i thought that movie was kind of boring, until right before the end.[/quote]

What are you talking about?
 
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