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Essay On I Love Art

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“Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” – Banksy
From a young age I have always been interested in things to do with art, from when I was 4 and my mother brought me a face painting kit to when I was 12 and started doing special effects makeup which in turn made me more interested in art now more than ever. I think my love of art came from TV shows like “Art attack” and “Mister Maker” that really got my love of art going. For most of my life I can remember having something in my hands that represented art things like cameras to pens and paper to paint brushes and a guitar, all of these things I class as art, all of these things I know that are art made me wonder how I can make art in different ways. I have gone to Meany an art exhibition and meet Meany local artists that have introduced me to more artists and art forms. Now that I am in my late teens and I have grown up a bit I am looking at different things that can get my senses tingling, like re runs of “The Bob Ross show” and “sky arts Artists of the year and landscape artists”, I …show more content…

I think that with all of my experiences of being told that it’s not good and that it isn’t what we are looking for has let me understand and appreciate art as many different forms. From the age of 4 until the present day, I am an artist in my own right, the forms of art that have influenced my life will never change and as I go onto the next stage of my life and my higher education, I think that I can learn so much more and I am willing to. The creative freedoms that I have experienced up until now, I know that they have shaped me as a person and I will be forever grateful to the people that have shown and taught me there talents so that I can be the best I can

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