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Descriptive Essay On Drawing

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Descriptive Essay
I have never thought that drawing would help me out in life until I tried it. The interest started when I was in second grade when I saw one of my best friends drawing. I am thankful for her, she is the one who taught me to be patient and practice makes perfect. It gets a little frustrating and overwhelming when your interest is there, but you are not good at it. I would even write and illustrate my own books and would read it to the class. My interest in drawing has increase because it helps me with stress, makes people smile and I can control my anger.
When I find myself stressed out, I can decrease that by taking at least 30 minutes out my day just to draw. It also clears my mind, drawing can be everything to some like me. Especially if you believe in the horoscope, it says that Virgo are good at drawing, I am a Virgo, so I believe in that. Work and school can be stressful, I tend to draw what the instructor is talking plus it’s the same way as taking notes but in drawing. I work night shift which means I am awake the whole night and if I have class, I am also awake half of the day. It can get tiring and I intend to fall asleep when instruct is talking, to stay awake I must find a distraction so whenever I must take notes I draw what the instructor is talking about and that helps me out a lot. And one of my instructor also said when taking a test and you don’t know the answer, you can draw a picture it shows that your knowledge that there was question

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