HSQ//BONEZ

hehe.i had fun with this webcam hope u see my newest vids garry,tell me watcha think.

wow bonez what happened to you dude you changed.

hey looking good bonez, nice combination of moves

HSQ You've got your own shuffle studio now too

garry where do you find it?

You're in it now Look under the new MSO SHUFFLE STUDIOS section on the main page, Global Shuffle is in the same studio section. So can be dance studio, art studio. fashion studio, music studio or movie studio anything you want. Sell your own merchandise, screen your own shuffle vid festivals, whatever you want, your space and the studio owner is the moderator.

You are in control of who becomes a member or guest and you can include local language in your studio and keep a check on things.

So within the overall forum guidelines, it is free forum space for you to develop over years if you want. Some members aren't around much when study deadlines are around, so it mean new readers can get to know your style easily instead of searching for vids you've never heard of. So you can have a studio gallery too, or all your best stuff.

The studios are based on art studios. It's your personal workspace and it can be a solo studio or you can share. I've generally had solo studio's because I have so much stuff and need controlled environments for different aspects, I need clean areas with my computers and dirty areas with my sculpture, where I'm not afraid to spill paint on the floor.

But it's really good to have your solo studio in a community of studio's. You have your own personal space but you can drop by on neighbours to see what they're up to. It broadens your creative horizons and when there's a buzz of activity around you, you tend to get busy as well.

So for crews it's ideal a central place you can gather and also work on stuff. Even solo studio's can have crews working there. I'd often have meetings or use my studio space for project based group works.

The contact with peers and people with similar interest is important too. Creative work can be very isolating, an artist spends a lot of their time alone, practicing developing studying etc, and you find not everybody is as interested in what you do, as you are. So having other artists around who understand those sorts of frustrations is great support.

And of course there's the social aspects - studio parties

thanks 4 the positive feedback.me the team have been practicing