“Real seriousness in regard to writing is one of two absolute necessities. The other, unfortunately, is talent.”
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5 comments:
So, did you actually laugh? I did; thought it was pretty funny myself. Who said that, anyhow?
Kristi
I laughed :D
There was a quote that I heard, I was actually just looking for it, and I believe it whole heartedly: TRUE talent is 10% natural abillity and 90% technical Know-how. It's like art: no matter how much you love to draw, unless you know the laws behind it (proportion, perspective, object relation) you are left doing impressionism.
"Those who can not do art, do Impressionism"
"Well, that is how I perceive that person." Really? Remind me to not to pose for you.
I absolutely agree with Tyson. That is totally true, if I didn't have any technical know-how, no one would want to listen to me play the violin.
And I laughed, that's an awesome quote.
I laughed too! It's true though.
~Nack
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