Are SPs more prone towards the arts?

[SolitaryPenguin]

I've always had an affinity with the arts, pretty much all except for writing. Started playing sax when I was a kid, moved to drums in high school, then guitar, then bass for 11 years. Also drew a lot in grade school, which moved on to painting and sculpture in college. Went to university for film (primarily cinematography) but dropped out to play in a band. Now doing web design and going back to school for interior design. Would love to be a teacher someday, high school digital media if possible. Life is too short

[alicia91]

One of my big regrets is not learning how to play an instrument.

[SolitaryPenguin]

There's always time!

[Kayin]

Originally Posted by alicia91

One of my big regrets is not learning how to play an instrument.

If anything, its never too late to learn an instrument. I think I've adopted the term " It's never too late" as a personal motto.

[aguanile]

Kayin, that is a beautiful idea. I am adopting it as my own.

[Kayin]

Originally Posted by aguanile

Kayin, that is a beautiful idea. I am adopting it as my own.

I think its important to live by it. I think more people should take risks.

["?"]

I don't think that art should be confused with Keirsey's term of SPs being artisans.

[Kayin]

Originally Posted by "?"

I don't think that art should be confused with Keirsey's term of SPs being artisans.

I'm not really confusing the Two I'm just trying to understand better if a majority of SPs are drawn to the arts over other types. I know that other types are in the arts, I'm just trying to understand the tendencies of a certain type.

[alicia91]

That's true. My 48 year-old neighbor is taking druming lessons so you guys are right - never too late. Not sure exactly which instrument I'd like to learn.

[Kayin]

Originally Posted by alicia91

That's true. My 48 year-old neighbor is taking druming lessons so you guys are right - never too late. Not sure exactly which instrument I'd like to learn.

Well, what do you enjoy listening to music wise? and what do you think you would enjoy playing the most? Without the enjoyment of playing it, you might as well give away the money you use to learn it to someone for free ahah.

If I were you, I would pick something you would enjoy playing and picking up when ever. You might wanna try a few instruments to get the feel if you arn't sure.