Identify Your Avatar

[steve ridgway]

The closer we get to October, the more I think Penderecki is entirely appropriate, so I'll keep him up as my avatar for awhile. I've been digging his music quite a bit lately.

Good photo with the halo. 0:)

[Mirror Image]

Good photo with the halo. 0:)

[Florestan]

New year, new (old) avatar!

I reverted to my original avatar* and signature line.

* Van Gogh - Flowers in a Blue Vase

[George]

New year, new (old) avatar!

I reverted to my original avatar*

Yaaaayyy!!

[Florestan]

Yaaaayyy!!

The avatar is neutral enough so that nobody can guess from it what music I like. The signature line, though, gives me away as an unabashed romantic.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

The avatar is neutral enough so that nobody can guess from it what music I like. The signature line, though, gives me away as an unabashed romantic.

Love that quote! 

PD

[aligreto]

The avatar is neutral enough so that nobody can guess from it what music I like. The signature line, though, gives me away as an unabashed romantic.

I get aromas of Mozart and Schubert on the palette somehow   

[Pohjolas Daughter]

I get aromas of Mozart and Schubert on the palette somehow   

PD

[George]

The avatar is neutral enough so that nobody can guess from it what music I like. The signature line, though, gives me away as an unabashed romantic.

As does your username. 

[Fëanor]

The avatar is neutral enough so that nobody can guess from it what music I like. The signature line, though, gives me away as an unabashed romantic.

My avatar, on the contrary, is indicative of my music preference that inclines to the 20th century.  My user moniker indicates something quite unrelated to music.  The latter I use on several other forums as well.

[LKB]

While my current avatar is rather explicit, my usual one is even more so. The signature line provides a hint as well...

[DavidW]

My avatar is a visual representation of 4'33.  You just have to vibe with the ambiance of the negative space. 0:)

[foxandpeng]

Hm.

A fox. Outside. Wearing a warm scarf. Reading a book, drinking coffee. Smoking a pipe.

Pretty standard.

[joachim]

The pipe, a scarf and a good pint of beer instead of coffee, foxandpeng, you remind me of Maigret, a very French character, however. 

My avatar, I mentioned it in my presentation, is Joseph Boulogne, Chevalier de Saint-George, a violinist, composer and also a fencer born in Guadeloupe.

[foxandpeng]

The pipe, a scarf and a good pint of beer instead of coffee, foxandpeng, you remind me of Maigret, a very French character, however. 

My avatar, I mentioned it in my presentation, is Joseph Boulogne, Chevalier de Saint-George, a violinist, composer and also a fencer born in Guadeloupe.

I stand in good company 😌

[Rosalba]

I probably posted on this thread a few years ago when I first joined.

If not - my avatar is the White Rose of York, Rosa Alba, because I live in Yorkshire and love it with all my heart.
After all, it is nicknamed 'God's Own County'!

[steve ridgway]

my avatar is the White Rose of York, Rosa Alba, because I live in Yorkshire and love it with all my heart.
After all, it is nicknamed 'God's Own County'!

It's good to love the area you live in. I'm very fond of hilly and wooded countryside such as the Pennines so plenty of Yorkshire appeals. We lived in Bradford for a year and found plenty of good places to go for walks with the dogs.

[Rosalba]

I have been to Leeds a lot but not to Bradford. But I believe that Bradford has a wonderful cultural life with lots of groups doing things and putting on plays or concerts. We used to have dogs but at present want the freedom to move about a bit. I keep hankering though. What sort of dogs do you have?

[Andante]

My Avatar is a Tic Tok thingy...

[Autolycus]

John Fawcett as Autolycus in "The Winter's Tale" (1828) by Wageman