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MrCartoonguy


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Posted Sat Dec 3rd, 2011 11:19am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

I doubt they will go but hey.....gotta try....haven't been on here for a while. Hows all?

What is the point? To strive and make a difference and feel the rewards.

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Katymum


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Posted Sat Dec 3rd, 2011 5:26pm Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

I love your work ...Katy did too... but then you know that! They fascinate me. What are you selling? Where can I look at your stuff please?


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Zeravia


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Posted Sat Dec 17th, 2011 12:24am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

I had only just watched the program mentioned before. and scrolled down to this thread. If i am going to start anywhere, this would be the place i supose, as it is all i really am. I have been told that my art is good... but i never believe it really.

http://sammy-silverstripe.deviantart.com/

I don't think There is anything really good there, but the creativity i have been told is there. {even now i still deny it}


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MrCartoonguy


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Posted Tue Dec 20th, 2011 9:26am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

Thanks for compliment KAtymum. I appreciate that. I sold my first painting recently. I will put some more for sale soon on ebay.

What is the point? To strive and make a difference and feel the rewards.

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MrCartoonguy


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Posted Tue Dec 20th, 2011 9:27am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

Zeravia your art is great thanks for adding it!!!!

What is the point? To strive and make a difference and feel the rewards.

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caera


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Posted Wed Dec 21st, 2011 2:14pm Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

Painting is just not to draw something on canvas, but it is more than that. You can express your feelings, anger, sadness through this. In medical terms it is a way to reduce stress, if you like painting.

Nursing Home UK

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Fugk


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Posted Wed Jan 11th, 2012 2:57am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

May I say what a great thread. I've just finished watching Fry's documentary and came here to read more about it. I've been drawing for as long as I can remember and I agree that I wouldnt press the button either.
I enjoy my art, none of it may make sense but at the time that I draw im in a certain mood, I dont think about what im drawing I just sit and let my mind wander through all my troubles or joys, its very theraputic and certainly helps me when im stressed. I've noticed the less I draw the more likely I'll wind up in a depressive episode again, and I get like this I cant do anything let alone draw.
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Vengeful_Fred


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Posted Sat May 5th, 2012 12:15am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

I have some artwork up at http://darkhorse-art.weebly.com
also my email address has changed so i wont get any updates about that book for katy-sara. can someone please let me know when that book is released. email coalminecanary@hotmail.ca thanks


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Vengeful_Fred


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Posted Sat May 5th, 2012 12:15am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

oh and wonderful artwork displayed here. great job people.


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Frecklechick


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Posted Sat Jul 28th, 2012 3:12am Post subject: Art and manic depression/bipolar

MrCartoonguy said:

There's a few of what I have done. Still planning on experimenting and doing what I have recently felt inspired to do. A couple of these are pieces that feel right to have painted. The others were self development and practice as I have been painting well under a year. Just over six months so I do not have many.

I have a (very old) cartoon website (with very early work)because all I used to do was draw cartoons. The humour is not the norm: http://www.mrcartoonscartoons.piczo.com

Thank you and I would love more people to share.

Your artwork is great! Thanks for posting it. Here's my deviant art link: http://frecklechick.deviantart.com/gallery/


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