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06-20-2006, 05:30 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Godric's Hollow - Yiota's my neighbour!
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* My Artwork :) *
Hey! Well I figured I might as well make one thread for all my artwork as well lol
 I'll put all new blends, avatars, the odd giffy etc here. Feel free to use anything posted but please respect that I have spent a lot of time creating all artwork posted, so I ask that NO alterations WHATSOEVER are made to any artwork I post  I clearly tag my work and expect it to stay that way lol  Please feel free to leave feedback or suggestions - I'm open to the good and bad! Thanks for looking!!!  xPlease visit my homepage/artwork section for blends/avatars etc I've done (http://www.freewebs.com/aienjeru/ArtWork.htm) Here's the latest!   
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06-21-2006, 03:55 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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AN: In a world where female pop rock is more common than it used to be, with artists such as Paramore, Evanescence, and Flyleaf dominating the radio, how do you separate your sound from what’s on the TRL countdown right now?
Megan McCauley: First off, I can actually sing. Second off, my music just sounds a little grungier and rawer to me. I think a lot of the newer pop rock bands that are female are just so overly processed. I did like Avril Lavigne when she first came out, then she went all crazy on me with the blonde hair and dance routines. I was just like “No, what happened to you, you poor child? I want to hug you, calm you down, and give you a bottle of Jack and tell you to get back into the rock.” I don’t know much about Paramore or Flyleaf, but as far as I know with Avril Lavigne and Evanescence, my music is more raw and less opera choir backgrounds and corsets - but not a real one, one from Hot Topic (laughs). http://headphoneinfatuation.blogspot...-mccauley.html |
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06-21-2006, 04:00 PM
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just one thing...(constructive critisism)...the edge on the mast pic in that blend is kinda rough...not very well blended together you know.
but the blend still looks awesome  aaaw the size of my blend screws up your sig, want me to resize it?
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AN: In a world where female pop rock is more common than it used to be, with artists such as Paramore, Evanescence, and Flyleaf dominating the radio, how do you separate your sound from what’s on the TRL countdown right now?
Megan McCauley: First off, I can actually sing. Second off, my music just sounds a little grungier and rawer to me. I think a lot of the newer pop rock bands that are female are just so overly processed. I did like Avril Lavigne when she first came out, then she went all crazy on me with the blonde hair and dance routines. I was just like “No, what happened to you, you poor child? I want to hug you, calm you down, and give you a bottle of Jack and tell you to get back into the rock.” I don’t know much about Paramore or Flyleaf, but as far as I know with Avril Lavigne and Evanescence, my music is more raw and less opera choir backgrounds and corsets - but not a real one, one from Hot Topic (laughs). http://headphoneinfatuation.blogspot...-mccauley.html |
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