source: Master of Light

George Anthony Morton's story is not just the plot of painting his family members upon his release from prison. This film encompasses not only the 1980's crack epidemic, single parenting, siblings, addiction, jails and prisons, poverty, education, the unbalanced nature of Federal sentencing, the bail structure but most importantly how to take the next step towards a goal, how to direct a passion towards a positive result. He tells a therapist that "Darkness is my friend" and he also recognizes how many very famous artists are motivated by a similar force. I rated this documentary a 10 because ALL students of art should be familiarized with Mr Morton's journey to discover what could motivate the passions within themselves. Although Mr Morton focuses on elevating the African persons place in amazing and widely recognized art, I believe his raising up will elevate all persons who are dark skin toned. His nephew Treshon will have an enlightenment very few children are exposed to because his uncle has helped to clear his path. As we all could do more of for each other.

Did you hear about the rose that grew from the crack in the concrete? Proving nature's law is wrong it learned to walk with out having feet. Funny it seems, but by keeping its dreams, it learned to breathe fresh air. Long live the rose that grew from concrete when no one else ever cared! Tupac Shakur This is also George Anthony Morton. A man with his feet in two worlds, doing his best to help his family improve mentally - which he knows will take them even further when they are his age. He explained things in a simple calm way that needs to be presented to the world in forums where more people can not only hear it, but act upon it. Give this incredible man a TED Talk - it will be a gift to us all. Mr. Morton - Keep up your brilliant work on all levels and God's speed.

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source: Master of Light

George Anthony Morton's story is not just the plot of painting his family members upon his release from prison. This film encompasses not only the 1980's crack epidemic, single parenting, siblings, addiction, jails and prisons, poverty, education, the unbalanced nature of Federal sentencing, the bail structure but most importantly how to take the next step towards a goal, how to direct a passion towards a positive result. He tells a therapist that "Darkness is my friend" and he also recognizes how many very famous artists are motivated by a similar force. I rated this documentary a 10 because ALL students of art should be familiarized with Mr Morton's journey to discover what could motivate the passions within themselves. Although Mr Morton focuses on elevating the African persons place in amazing and widely recognized art, I believe his raising up will elevate all persons who are dark skin toned. His nephew Treshon will have an enlightenment very few children are exposed to because his uncle has helped to clear his path. As we all could do more of for each other.

Did you hear about the rose that grew from the crack in the concrete? Proving nature's law is wrong it learned to walk with out having feet. Funny it seems, but by keeping its dreams, it learned to breathe fresh air. Long live the rose that grew from concrete when no one else ever cared! Tupac Shakur This is also George Anthony Morton. A man with his feet in two worlds, doing his best to help his family improve mentally - which he knows will take them even further when they are his age. He explained things in a simple calm way that needs to be presented to the world in forums where more people can not only hear it, but act upon it. Give this incredible man a TED Talk - it will be a gift to us all. Mr. Morton - Keep up your brilliant work on all levels and God's speed.