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Here's another clip from my first animated short Imaginary!
I didn't want to go looking for the right reaction image for a post so I drew one.
This is my face every time I think about Character Development.
I'm at Panera and I was working on some Hobbit drawings when some people stared watching me draw. I got really embarrassed cause out of context those drawings looked a little questionable so I quickly opened a new page a doodled this.
Hopefully they will leave soon
So I was drawing Dean O'Gorman and my boyfriend comes over and was like are you drawing me? I was like no but I could be, so I adjusted the picture to draw him
side by side comparison
it was fun just figuring out what little things I could do to make different people
Gerald is significantly thinner than Dean man
I'm drawing sam and dean for class
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Comments about Personalized Flower Spoon Rest:
I received this spoon holder at least ten years ago as a gift. It has retained its colors and design through many washings (I recommend hand washing.) It is such a fixture in my kitchen that my daughter, now newly married, asked for one for Christmas. It has arrived and is exactly the same quality and design as mine. Very delightful and charming, as well as useful. Makes a wonderful gift!
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By Jaynel
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Very attractive; I'm sure my friends will enjoy using them.
My friend loved it!
By Susie the Shopper
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This was a birthday gift for a friend and she loved it. She loves flowers and adding her name to the spoon rest put it over the top for her.
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I like it because it is easy to use and looks decent on my stove top when I am cooking.
Pretty, but name not written clearly
By klm
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The personalized name that is written on it is not very clear - hard to read. It's a gift for my 87-year-old aunt and I hope that she can read it.
I would buy this product again
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I love the size.
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One can never have enough spoon rest!
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I love that I was able to personalize these spoon rest and match them to the decor of our kitchens. They add a lovely touch!!
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Love that I have a place to put messy spoons.
Very pretty
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This is a nice spoon and I like the shape of the handle, but the coloring is a little off. The picture shows the blue script for the personalization and it matches the blue flowers on the spoon. But the blue flowers on the spoon that I received are a very pale blue (nearly white), and the blue personalization looks out of place because there is nothing for it to match.
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Hello there, welcome to my sketchbook.
My name is Frida I´m from Sweden.
My goal is to be an illustrator. I have dabbled with the job as a freelancer on and off but right now I'm on a maternity leave.
I have several areas that I really need to improve on, such as dynamic composition, light and colour and well mostly everything really. Right now I got between 15 min and at most 2 hours to work on my art each day so I have to make it count.
Any kind of input and advice is most welcome.
Thank you for looking.
Last edited by Frida Bergholtz; 6 Days Ago at 10:04 AM.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
The first picture is a button for my online portfolio. You can find a link to it at the bottom of my post. Any thoughts about the portfolio would be most welcome.
I was supposed to work on a IP Telecom logo. Despite all my doodling I actually finished it.
I was trying to make the girl on the brown paper as curvy as possible without it looking ridiculous. I think I failed.
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My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Material and texture study.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
No comments eh! I guess I´l just upload some more stuff then.
First a quick study of some elderberry flowers that I did today.
A pig drawn from a photo
and two roleplaying character portraits. a halfling and a tiefling.
I´m taking my dog for a walk now and if I dont see any comments when I get back there will be hell to pay!...or maybe I will be somewhat cranky.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Lookin' good, Frida. I followed you over from your plaintive post on what's-her-name's thread, thinking your sketchbook was going to be some kind of graphic disaster area, but no. You have a very appealing style and a range of subjects. Things move very fast in the sketchbooks thread, so don't be disappointed if you get pushed off the bottom of the page before anyone comments. Just keep posting nice things from time to time!
Oh, and anybody who has a stoat on her front page is hokay by me (an ermine is a stoat in her Winter coat).
I was once on the receiving end of a critique so savagely nasty, I marched straight out of class to the office and changed my major (sketchbook).
Yea Frida keep it up! And post more! Get out there and do some cafe sketching, Its addicting!
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So my cunning plan to lure people in to my sketchbook worked mohahha!Lookin' good, Frida. I followed you over from your plaintive post on what's-her-name's thread, thinking your sketchbook was going to be some kind of graphic disaster area, but no. You have a very appealing style and a range of subjects. Things move very fast in the sketchbooks thread, so don't be disappointed if you get pushed off the bottom of the page before anyone comments. Just keep posting nice things from time to time!
Oh, and anybody who has a stoat on her front page is hokay by me (an ermine is a stoat in her Winter coat).
Anyway I am very glad that you were positively surprised. And I am also very happy that the first post in my sketchbook is from an artist that I admire very much.
Thanks for the encouragement I needed that.
I like little critters with pointy teeth. Stoats ar called Lekatt/Hermelin in Swedish.
Will do!
Cafe sketching is a good idea. I used to do a lot of life drawing at school. But that is much easier because then you knew how long time the model where going to hold the pose. I´m not very confident about my sketches and people can be so rude some times and stare over my shoulder, It always creeps me out. Anyway thank you very much timpaatkins. I like your work very much aswell.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Good vary good keep it up
Choose to live a life that matters.
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I finished that medieval looking girl I am happy with her expression but her face is all crooked. Should have spent some more time on the sketch before rendering it. No reference used even if I probably should have. That seethrough cloth could have been better. I am pretty happy with it despite all its flaws.
Under that pictures is some sketches of a siberian husky that I drew in the park today.
I´m also posting a character sketch. I could use some advice on shading and anatomy.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
So I have been away for a while on a trip but I had a little time to jot something down in my sketchbook.
First we have a landscape picture. I was trying out a different sketching style. I really like the tree but the rest blows.
Then we have a picture of a Koi fish called Putte, a sketch of my dog Tellus. and a drawing of a magnolia flower that I drew from a photograph.
And I always have some time to spare to draw a roleplaying character or two. Heres a portrait of that woman you seen previously. I was trying to figure out, what her scars would look like.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Pretty nice life drawing you've done here!!!
The character shading's looks pretty well.
Keep it up!
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I have been away visiting relatives. They have a little boy who is crazy about dragons. And I was asked to paint one on the door to his room in the new house they just bought.
And I did. First I drew a few sketches and the boy was to choose on that he liked. It turned out he didnt like any of them. So I made a fast sketch of the most cliche dragon I could think of, and he loved it.
I havnt been painting with real colours for years and it seemed to me that I forgot everything while working on the dragon. Ussually I take my time with a painting but I had to rush the work since I only had two days before I were going home. It´s not really finnished but the kid loves it and that whats most important I suppose.
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My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
I painted on of the dragons real quick, just for fun.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
There is some very interesting stuff in here. Keep on drawing and sharing.
I really like how the dragon turned out even if it was very cliché.
Thanks for sharing!
Very nice stuff dude, that dragon looks awesome and your characters have a real sense of 'character' to them. Keep it up ;-)
Hey Frida! Fantastic fantasy 'doodles' there! I like the classic touch in your characters' faces. And your working very clean. Keep sharing!!
Thank you very much guys.
Ok! First a finished piece. Its a very ambitious background for me.
Then we have some sketches of my husband, my sister and and an older woman I know.
And a sketch that seems promising to me.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Heres a little drawing I did for Seedlings concept art 101 thread. The assignment was to make a study of an object and then modify it in some way.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Since this is supposed to be a sketchbook I decided to post some unaltered pages right from the scanner.
I have been around a lot of dogs lately so there are lots of dog sketches, both from imagination and from real life. Otherwise these pages are rather typical for my sketchpad. Its basically just random doodles next to each other.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
I have a desperate plan to make some more money.
I was thinking that new parents would be glad to have nice drawing of their babies. So I have made some drawings to to put on a poster where I am offering my services.
When I am done with this one I plan to make another one later targeting pet owners.
I hope that this will work. I´m having lots of problems coming up with a good headline for the poster. Any ideas?
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Heres the pet version.
Fur takes a whole lot longer to render than baby skin.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Hello my name is Frida, sometimes I draw bare chested male drows.
I feel like my paper is punishing me for it. It seemed like every particle of graphite decided to move someplace different than where I placed it. It doesnt help either that once again I started out ridiculously small. His head is the size of my thumb.
Anyway I did this picture to match an old one of a drow woman that I made a few years ago. I havn´t made that much progress have I? Depressing.
Stay tuned for the painted version.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Awh you totally deserve more comments, you've got some beautiful work here! I dig the baby/pet drawing service idea by the way, and with all the charm you put in your drawings you're bound to get a lot of commissioners. Both your drows look gorgeous but I can definitely see improvement in the rendering/shading department; you've got the dark darks and the white whites on both characters, but there seems to be a wider range of mid tones on the male that makes him look a lot more natural and a lot less shiny. Keep it up!
Sketchbook! :>
Thank you Andrea
So far I´m not really drowning in commissions. But I did just finish a picture for my first pet portrait commission. I am very happy with it.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Hello just passing by to give some encouragements!
The last pic looks really well done and just keep going!
One thing I like about conceptart.org is that you have to work hard to get a lot of comments. I look at this in a great way as you just need to work harder and post more stuff to get noticed. Dont feel down if you arent getting a lot of replies.
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Your observations are awesome. And the pencil is so cute.
I can't help feeling like the dragons are like everyone else's, though.
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Wow, great work here. You definitely have excellent draftsmanship skills. Your anatomy is pretty solid. I'd like to see how your painting skills are. Keep posting.
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Thank you saintFuse. Its nice to get lots of comments and positive feedback, but what I am really looking for is some insightful critiques.Hello just passing by to give some encouragements!
The last pic looks really well done and just keep going!
One thing I like about conceptart.org is that you have to work hard to get a lot of comments. I look at this in a great way as you just need to work harder and post more stuff to get noticed. Dont feel down if you arent getting a lot of replies.
Thank you. Yes the dragons are nothing special. I havnt been been drawing any dragons for ages, and I dont think the kid I did these for would apreciate an original looking dragon.
Thanks. Well I´m not very good at painting and colors. Thats definitely an area that I need to work on.
I dont do much painting but I will post the only oil painting that I feel a bit proud of. It is done in the style of Tamara de lempicka, because I thought it would go well with the book.
I´m also adding some other stuff that is a bit different from what I have posted so far.
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
More animals
My sketchbook http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=128951
Lets see here.
New roleplaying character that had to be drawn. She is a paladin of The Raven Queen.
And I coloured the drow picture.
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so one of my friends forwarded this to me and i had to share it with you because 1. This is amazing 2. Praise God. And 3. I love stories like this that make you wonder about the Christian faith!….A Muslim man in Egypt killed his wife because she was reading the Bible and then buried her with their infant baby and an 8-year old daughter. The girls were buried alive! He then reported to the police that an uncle killed the kids. 15 days later, another family member died. When they went to bury him, they found the 2 little girls under the sand -ALIVE! The country is outraged over the incident, and the man will be executed.. The older girl was asked how she had survived and she says:-'A man wearing shiny white clothes, with bleeding wounds in his hands, came every day to feed us. He woke up my mom so she could nurse my sister,' she said. She was interviewed on Egyptian national TV, by availed Muslim woman news anchor. She said on public TV, 'This was none other than Jesus, because nobody else does things like this!' Muslims believe Isa (Jesus) would do this, but the wounds mean He really was crucified, and it's clear also that He is alive! But, it's also clear that the child could not make up a story like this, and there is no way these children could have survived without a true miracle. Muslim leaders are going to have a hard time to figure out what to do with this, and the popularity of the Passion movie doesn't help! With Egypt at the centre of the media and education in the Middle East , you can be sure this story will spread. Christ is still turning the world upside down! Please let this story be shared. The Lord says, 'I will bless the person who puts his trust in me.' Jeremiah 17 .
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The Columbia Clippers epitomize competition. Not only does the Columbia Association-sponsored youth swim program compete against other programs in Maryland, it also competes against the rest of the Columbia swim community for the use of indoor pools.
But those battles could soon be eased by a new indoor pool.
At a CA Board of Directors meeting Jan. 9, consultants hired to explore building an additional enclosed pool and future options for SplashDown, said the first priority should be a new indoor pool.
"There is an immediate need for more indoor pool space," Richard Klarck, an Aquatics Engineer with Williams Architects/Aquatics, told the board.
Stephanie Costello, chair of the Columbia Clippers' parent board, agreed.
"We want an enclosure because it would alleviate some of the conflicts we have at the Swim Center and Supreme Sports Club," Costello said.
According to Costello, the organization's 11 practice groups, totaling more than 300 swimmers, share lanes with members of the public at the two facilities.
At the meeting, Klarck and Williams Principal Tom Poulos presented results and recommendations from two feasibility studies that were commissioned by the Aquatics Master Plan.
Klarck and Poulos said feedback from two public forums, along with other factors, led them to recommend building an indoor pool before renovating SplashDown, the aging water slide in Wilde Lake.
The board is expected to consider the recommendations as part of its 2014 fiscal budget.
Costello said a new state-of-the-art facility, which could go in Long Reach or Owen Brown, would provide benefits to the Clippers and the Columbia swimming community.
"It would be wonderful to have a brand-new facility to host our meets," Costello said. "With a new enclosure, we would have one location we could call our own. It would be a great addition for the Columbia swim team."
Clippers head coach and CA aquatics employee Jeff Scrivener said that if a new indoor pool was approved by the CA board, the Clippers would shift the majority of their activity to the new facility, opening up space at Supreme Sports Club and Swim Center for recreational users and other programs.
Scrivener estimated that the new pool would allow the Clippers, who have a waiting list of 50 people, to expand by 100 participants.
This past season, the Clippers had over 160 swimmers try out for the program, Scrivener said. The organization was only able to accept about 65.
"For the 10 years I've been coach, we've had a waiting list," Scrivener said. "There seems to be an overwhelming need for an enclosure."
Costello added that a indoor pool would allow the group to hold meets without going out of pocket to rent a facility. Currently, the group rents space from Howard Community College, a facility Costello described as less than ideal.
Indoor options
During the meeting, the consultants identified two of CA's existing 23 outdoor pools as locations for a new indoor pool; Dasher Green in Owen Brown and Locust Park in Long Reach.
At Dasher Green, the consultants recommended building a new indoor pool facility adjacent to the current L-shaped outdoor pool.


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All the Twilight Characters Belong to Stephenie Meyer, except the ones I made up.
Chapter 0: Maya's POV
Do I love him? Or is it hate? `I thought, as he stared me down waiting for the answer I didn't have.
"So? Whats your choice?" He pressed
"I- I just, " I couldn't finish that thought. I didn't know what I thought. How did I feel about him? I certainly had no idea. "I don't know."
"Well, until you do, I'm gone." He walked away leaving me in the rain, in the middle of the wood.
"I love you." I whispered when he was already out of sight.
Mia's POV
How could I let this happen? How could I fall for him?
"Please, I can't stand your silence." He begged.
"Just go away! I hate you! I can't stand you, but you keep coming back." Worst lie of my life.
He backed away slowly towards the wood, shaking uncontrollably. Then turned around and ran.
"I hate lying." I told myself
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The Associated Press | February 28,2013MONTPELIER The rate at which Vermonters take their own lives is more than a third higher than the national average, and suicide claims as many lives in the state each year as traffic accidents, but the problem has largely remained in the shadows, advocates and lawmakers said Wednesday.
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When it comes to suicide, We hide it, and when we hide it as something shameful, we dont address it. People are not aware of the toll that it takes, she said.
Donahue and other supporters of increased funding for suicide prevention programs spoke at a forum at the Statehouse.
Maria Mercedes Avila of the Vermont Child Health Improvement Program at the University of Vermont said the state annually sees about 16.8 suicides per 100,000 residents, versus a national rate of 12.4.
Suicides and traffic fatalities both typically number between 75 and 100 in Vermont each year, officials said.
No one was sure why Vermonts rate would be higher than the national figure, but there was broad agreement that the state needs to expand prevention programs.
JoEllen Tarralo-Falk, director of the Vermont Youth Suicide Prevention Project at the Brattleboro-based Center for Health and Learning, said she hopes the state will boost funding this year for youth suicide prevention programs from its current $50,000 to $150,000 to make up for dwindling federal funding.
Our job is to elevate the public knowledge and awareness about suicide as a public health issue, she told the forum.
Gov. Peter Shumlin has already called for $50,000 more to fund adult suicide prevention programs in his budget this year.
Wednesdays discussion included stories told by parents of young people who ended their own lives.
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Vermont loses about nine young people ages 11 to 23 to suicide each year, according to conference organizers. Across all ages, females are more likely to try to kill themselves, while males are more likely to be successful.
Donahue, a member of the House Human Services Committee who follows mental health issues closely, said men tend to use more lethal means, such as a firearm or hanging. Women are more likely to use pills or to cut themselves, Donahue said.
Women try more; men succeed more, Donahue said.
One lawmaker is pushing legislation that would get at part of the problem by imposing a 48-hour waiting period when someone tries to buy a weapon in a gun shop. Rep. George Till, D-Jericho, said time for cooling off could prevent some impulsive suicides.
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I'm as enthusiastic a supporter of solar as you'll find, and I agree 100% that these three versions of solar are very exciting, but you can't realistically talk about it being as cheap as coal unless you also include the cost of storage or are willing to live with some other technology (my favorite: geothermal) for nighttime power.
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The indium supply problem seems to be much the same as was silicon for panels. Temporary.
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First, thermal solar lends itself to storage. Just put the super hot water into an insulated container until it's needed.
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Solar (wind, wave) electricity can be stored inexpensively using pump-up hydro. Additionally one can use compressed air (two sites already use CAES), and vanadium flow batteries. Conversion to hydrogen for later generation use and flywheels are being tested.
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Olaf Haraldsson lives in the Shire of the Northern Outpost in the Northern Region. His persona is an 11th century Icelandic Varangian.
His wife is Dalla Olafskona and they jointly run House Wolfhaven. They are both proteged to Master Harald Ulfson.
Winter War is an annual event in the Shire of the Northern Outpost, which Olaf has run for at least seven years.
Olaf is the current Winter War Autocrat and Knight Marshall for the Shire of the Northern Outpost. He is also a Deputy to the Northern Region Earl Marshall.
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After delivering a devastating donkey-punch, I proceeded to pull out my mule and paint a lovely map o' Hawaii on her back in a flattering shade of banana-juice. I then treated her to a Roman War Helmet a.k.a the Gonzo, in where I draped my yambag over her eye-sockets and mule over her nose.
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APPLETON, WI (WSAU) - It was close and exciting, but SPASH could not knock off the defending state baseball champions Thursday. Sun Prairie repeats as the champ by scoring the go ahead run in the 8th inning and retiring SPASH 1-2-3 to seal the deal.
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I'm really glad that so many of you like the name and its also great to see some berry children with it too!! I think it seems like we are pretty set on using Leopold, I really do love it! He will definitely go by the nn Leo but I just think he needs a longer, more formal name tofall back one when he's older.Mother to my little flower, Ivy Juliette ~ 12/02/11
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'Dancing with the Stars' opens soft; D.L. Hughley gone (already)
Confirming what many fans already knew -- and "Dancing with the Stars" almost certainly did as well -- ABC's biggest hit opened soft with one of the weakest opening nights in terms of scores in a number of seasons. But who saw the rout of D.L. Hughley coming this soon? He's all but gone tonight after the judges slammed him and partner Cheryl Burke (Cheryl?!) with a total score of 12 for a woeful opening cha-cha. (But was it that woeful?) No single celebrity dancer has opened with such a lousy number since the fall of 2008, when Jeffrey Ross scored a 12 and was gone the next night. Hughley almost doesn't even have to show up tonight.
As expected, the leaders last night were the ones everyone figured would be the leaders: Zendaya (she's done music videos and has plenty of dance experience coming into this), Aly Raisman, Dorothy Hamill and Kellie Pickler.
But seriously, you could almost hear the judges off-camera, "what sort of mess have we gotten ourselves into?" ABC needs a strong outing this season from "DWTS" to at least douse widespread industry assumptions that the old girl has seen better days and may never see them again . . . while the steamroller known as "The Voice" arrives shortly. Next Monday, to be exact, while the show just last night announced a pair of two hour Tuesday telecasts in late April and early May (in time for sweeps.)
Under any circumstances, this was a very disappointing night as far as dancer quality was concerned. D.L. will be gone by next week, but that doesn't mean everyone else doesn't need a tremendous amount of work in the meantime -- they all do.
Here's the full D.L. clip. His stomp begins at about 1:30.
Tags: d.l.hughley , dancing with the stars , kellie pickler , aly raisman , the voice , dorothy hamill , wynonna judd


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The Words
Rory Jansen, a struggling writer, aspires to be the next great literary voice. When he discovers a lost manuscript in a weathered attaché case, he realizes he possesses something extraordinary that he desperately wishes he had created. Rory decides to pass the work off as his own and finally receives the recognition he desperately craves. However, he soon learns that living with his choice will not be as easy as he thought as he faces a moral dilemma that will make him take a hard look at the man he has become.
Starring: Olivia Wilde, Bradley Cooper
Directed by: Brian Klugman, Lee Sternthal
Run Time: 1 hr. 36 mins.
Released by: CBS Films
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