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Art Club Research Paper

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I’ve always loved art. In grade school I would always tell everyone that art was my favorite subject when they asked. In middle school all of my electives were art oriented and I found myself observing artwork in a different way. Art wasn’t just pretty colors and shapes anymore, each piece provoked emotion and had meaning. Throughout high school I joined various art clubs. My favorite club I joined was Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), one glance at this title one wouldn’t think that this club had anything to do with art, but art and design were the main components of it. In this club I was the head designer and leader. I would use various programs like, Photoshop and Illustrator to create designs. The designs Ii created were then

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