The content describes a beginner's guitar practice of "Lord I Need You" by Matt Maher, focusing on confidence, connecting with the song, and consistent strumming. The author reflects on the challenges of playing without rehearsal and the journey of learning electric guitar, emphasizing the importance of practice and personal connection…
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Power, Freedom and Passion in Learning Guitar
Today's guitar practice emphasizes power, freedom, and passion through "I Speak Jesus" by Charity Gayle. Utilizing just four chords, the session encourages creativity and emotional connection with the music. The participant expresses a deep desire to support and heal loved ones, while affirming faith in Jesus for their well-being.
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Playing my First Electric Guitar!
Today's guitar practice marks my first experience with an electric guitar, transitioning from acoustic. I recently acquired a used cherry red guitar, which I painted with a lion design after removing numerous stickers. I'm focusing on beginner songs with four chords to enhance my emotional connection and reduce reliance on…
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Painting on my New Electric Guitar! ROAR!
In this video, the creator shares their experience of painting their first electric guitar, a cherry red model, while navigating indecision about the design. They choose to paint a small lion, inspired by their Christian faith. Transitioning from large canvases, they utilize tiny detail brushes and acrylics suited for instruments.…
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Electric Guitar Painting – Lighthouse
The author paints on an electric guitar for her husband, inspired by a specific song from Casting Crowns. He requested a lighthouse design, which he loves. While the painting is complete, he now needs to learn to play it. The author plans to perform the song soon and wishes everyone…
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Painting on Electric Guitar – White Roses
Painting white roses on my daughter’s electric guitar – she wanted me to paint a design inspired by the “John F Kennedy” cut rose bushes that I planted in our front garden (they are very large and pretty when in bloom, and smell beautiful!). The song I’ll be playing next…