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Art is used in designing, that helps create, invent, and make things look good.

At first I wanted to become a great artist, while it didn't start that way. I developed my eyes to see each frame of animation, and I managed to see things that are too quick for the eyes. I wanted to show all the frames of animation that I could see clearly. That was the main reason to see each frame, so I can clear up the motion blur. I almost gave up until I saw one frame from the side of my vision, and I learned that I was faster, but to see teach image, I needed to set a timing speed to know when to expect each new image. Then my mind was being flooded with a flow of clear images I could not remember them all, just 4 of them.

I didn't really want to take the time to learn how to draw, so I scribbled on the paper and saw the image in the dark area. I passed the scribbles around and my sister said it is just scribbles. I looked at it again and she was right. Then I knew I need to learn to draw.

I was in a time when man took the first step on the moon, and there was no such things as the internet, and we rarely hear the word computer.

I lived about 14 years without a job, and to have a place to live, I had to fix up houses and do projects to keep a roof over my head, and that was all I needed, because I was getting food and medical needs from the government and charity. In those 14 years I managed to get an IT degree, because I was already doing the work with my own website and doing art and programming for a lot of people. One was a guy that was working with Lockheed Martin as an advisor in a government top secret sector. He asked me to turn in my degrees, so I could get a job doing data entry in the top secret sector, and wanted to check my security to work there. Well, I told him I talked to Ford during Watergate, on the phone, so I am sure I have the clearance. What I didn't have was a degree. I was kicked out of the 10th grade, waited 20 years before I needed a high school diploma, and took a GED test and passed without studying for anything. Then I when to college when I was 54 and took the placement test. I nearly place out of math, but the symbols changed to I took Algebra 1, Mathematical Models, and Calculus for beginners.

All the pictures in this image are things I made, refinished, and designed in TurboCad 3D. I have a lot of other stuff, while all of this I made for free. Someone else paid for the material and my work, while some was just earning the roof over my head, and some things I made from trees I had to cut down, and then I used them for lumber to make things. The one pencil drawing was someone that saw my digital art and said they asked all the artist to draw their picture in pencil, and all the artist refused. I charged them $50 and they really liked it. I spent the $50 on building up art supplies, and learned a drawing tablet cost too much and it didn't have nice smooth paper to make the drawing look better. While copy paper with 500 sheets cost more than half of a tablet of paper with 28 sheets.

One how I fixed had no power, no fuse box, no meter, no good wiring, and it was in weeds, with 2 inch vines growing through the windows, leaks in the roof, and all of it needed ripped out and rebuild the inside, and move walls, take some down. It was a lot of work with hand tools, and I ask how to drill a hole without power and someone said get a chargeable drill, and I asked where can I charge it. They had no idea, because they are never without power.

Description
Art is used in designing, that helps create, invent, and make things look good.

At first I wanted to become a great artist, while it didn't start that way. I developed my eyes to see each frame of animation, and I managed to see things that are too quick for the eyes. I wanted to show all the frames of animation that I could see clearly. That was the main reason to see each frame, so I can clear up the motion blur. I almost gave up until I saw one frame from the side of my vision, and I learned that I was faster, but to see teach image, I needed to set a timing speed to know when to expect each new image. Then my mind was being flooded with a flow of clear images I could not remember them all, just 4 of them.

I didn't really want to take the time to learn how to draw, so I scribbled on the paper and saw the image in the dark area. I passed the scribbles around and my sister said it is just scribbles. I looked at it again and she was right. Then I knew I need to learn to draw.

I was in a time when man took the first step on the moon, and there was no such things as the internet, and we rarely hear the word computer.

I lived about 14 years without a job, and to have a place to live, I had to fix up houses and do projects to keep a roof over my head, and that was all I needed, because I was getting food and medical needs from the government and charity. In those 14 years I managed to get an IT degree, because I was already doing the work with my own website and doing art and programming for a lot of people. One was a guy that was working with Lockheed Martin as an advisor in a government top secret sector. He asked me to turn in my degrees, so I could get a job doing data entry in the top secret sector, and wanted to check my security to work there. Well, I told him I talked to Ford during Watergate, on the phone, so I am sure I have the clearance. What I didn't have was a degree. I was kicked out of the 10th grade, waited 20 years before I needed a high school diploma, and took a GED test and passed without studying for anything. Then I when to college when I was 54 and took the placement test. I nearly place out of math, but the symbols changed to I took Algebra 1, Mathematical Models, and Calculus for beginners.

All the pictures in this image are things I made, refinished, and designed in TurboCad 3D. I have a lot of other stuff, while all of this I made for free. Someone else paid for the material and my work, while some was just earning the roof over my head, and some things I made from trees I had to cut down, and then I used them for lumber to make things. The one pencil drawing was someone that saw my digital art and said they asked all the artist to draw their picture in pencil, and all the artist refused. I charged them $50 and they really liked it. I spent the $50 on building up art supplies, and learned a drawing tablet cost too much and it didn't have nice smooth paper to make the drawing look better. While copy paper with 500 sheets cost more than half of a tablet of paper with 28 sheets.

One how I fixed had no power, no fuse box, no meter, no good wiring, and it was in weeds, with 2 inch vines growing through the windows, leaks in the roof, and all of it needed ripped out and rebuild the inside, and move walls, take some down. It was a lot of work with hand tools, and I ask how to drill a hole without power and someone said get a chargeable drill, and I asked where can I charge it. They had no idea, because they are never without power.