Welcome to my channel where art, creativity, and the beauty of American Sign Language (ASL) come together. I'm Rosa Lee, a deaf performing artist, and I'm excited to share my world with you.
On this channel, you'll find:
🎵 ASL Songs: Original ASL interpretations that transform lyrics into expressive art.
🎨 Arts and Crafts: Creative DIY projects from intricate artwork to simple crafts.
"More & Only: Art & Lifestyle" is about celebrating art, language, and identity. Whether you're here to learn ASL, enjoy original content, or find inspiration, you'll feel at home.
Thank you to my followers for your support. As we evolve, I’m excited to share more of my journey with you.
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@@withloverosalee aaa, ok, now I see in my dictionary that "ignore" is signed the same way you showed. Thank you so much for the answer 🥰🥰🥰❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
This is so awesome! I lucked into this video because of an AC/DC tribute, "For Those About to Rock". It's a big tribute with 500 people on guitar (youtube prompt), one dude on trumpet, full cornocopia of humanity, bad ass older woman vocalist who totally tears it up, and more. That's all well and good, but the person to watch is the young woman interpreting/signing. I'm telling you, you have not lived until you have followed along with the interpreter. I'm 60 with a arthritic back, and I consider that video a dance exercise/physical therapy video now. PLUS I get to learn some sign language? What a bonus brain exercise!! Now, if anyone is about to rock, I can help! So I searched and here I am. This is brilliant work. I'm a retired RN. We memorize the ACLS (advanced cardiac life support) protocols: what's next, med, shock, etc. so it's automatic in the moment. Decades ago, someone made songs with the protocols, and it was very helpful. Thank you so much for this wonderful work!!! Phenomenal!!
There are times I don't have words to say because of Pain and grief since the loss of my wife Molly ASL was always our Language every where we were in our work place we use it and the workers asking us to teach them on our work site Molly was awesome her goal was to be a interpreter
Bella Rosa… thank you… thank you a million times! I cannot sing for the life of me, and this is the song I am giving to the man I love for Valentine’s Day. He is fluent in ASL because his brother became deaf as a child from meningitis. However, I am clueless when it comes to sign language. I’ve been trying to come up with a way to express this song to him in a way that invokes the power of the performance it was written for. Something that will allow me to SHOW him how deeply and strongly I love him. I googled “Come What May ASL” just trying to figure out how to say that phrase in ASL, and lo and behold, a miracle named Rosa Lee showed up as the first result (this video). Today is January 22 so I have a few weeks to try and master this (with an injured rotator cuff no less). I hope to garnish even a pittance of the beauty you’ve displayed for us here. I can’t stop crying when I watch you. Oh, my heart! Thank you, Bella Rosa! Thank you!
