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Descriptive Essay About My Mandala

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Outgoing, loving and adventures are just some words to describe myself the best. Everyone is unique and I am unique in my own way. What I do are things that I love and I feel have a purpose. My personality can truly be loud and definitely out there but it’s what I love about myself. It’s what makes me stand out from a crowd of people. On my mandala just about everything has a purpose. From colors, to the main picture or just a small little detail included. This specific project towards the mandalas are to share with others about your life that are considered important. Others should read about a person's mandala and understand what’s important to me. So, with that being said the following are the reasons behind my drawings in the mandala. To begin, in my mandala it would be the background and its effect of different shades of blue and then two different shades of green. The colors kind of show a fading effect. The reason I had specifically chosen the colors blue and green and the different shades are because those two colors are my all time favorite colors. Ever since I was young I have always thought of these colors to represent the ocean and nature. The ocean having that cool effect of noticing the different shades of blue. Nature having that really lushish, …show more content…

The colors on the top right have a pop of color to exemplify myself.mHow it does so is that the bright colors show how outgoing I am, how I can be out there, open and friendly to many others. I also, feel as if it shows many of my personalities. One, thing that stands out of my personality is how I can be very funny in weird ways. There are times I kind and can be shy and very kind. Something I know others see me as is being funny, nice and kind to others of all sorts and a person someone can count on when times can get rough either being school or just problems. And, I can agree with that I love the way I am and a positive person I

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