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Maxi Jazz used to be a criminal, a gang member, and a drug addict. He was married and had a child when he was young, and due to the life he led, both his wife and his child left to live a safer life.This caused him to spiral downward until he hit rock bottom. At
the bottom, instead of letting his own personal darkness consume him, he wrote music about compassion and about the struggles of homeless and poverty-stricken people within London. He wanted to give a voice to their suffering. He was able to do this through his songs. He began to make a lot of money with his music, which he was then able to use to help spread compassion through financial contributions to charities. He helped build up the community from which he came so others might have a fighting chance. Nearly all of his songs express a message of love, mutual respect, and spread compassion through positive messages and meanings to the youth members of his community. I used the songs about compassion to create his portrai...

Follow me on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/masterworkartistry/ Hello! My name is Michael Volpicelli and welcome to my webpage! Michael began his art career in high school, when his art became his way of communicating and expressing himself to other people. He received an art scholarship while in high school to attend Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, where he was able to participate in college level drawing classes. His specialty was portrait work, although he also did some sculpture. He took a quick break from art in 2001 and joined the army, where he became a combat medic. But he was still doing artwork, and even did some portraits of his commanding officers. When Michael and his family moved to Oklahoma, he decided to take...