10) What is the biggest lesson you have learned so far in life? Share your wisdom :)

What is the biggest lesson I learned in my life? Well, I have many lessons to still learn. I honestly think that the biggest one I learned so far is that, in life, there are people out there that will break your heart. I had a really close friend that literally tore me apart. It hurt me so much, but the pain only lasted a few days. Why? Well, whoever reads this, God was on my side then. I learned that through God many things are possible. Forgiveness is my biggest gift now. I did evenly forgive that friend, only because I knew that’s what God would want me to do. I don’t live a life of depression just because that one friend hurt me. I lived on with life and I make the best of it when I think about it. :)

9) If you could (realistically) change one thing about high school in general what would it be and why?

What would be one thing that I would change about high school? I wish I could change the way how all the upper class men are always saying mean things to us or about us. They always think that they are better. It has been this way for years!!!! I wish it would stop. The fact that you are older and in a “higher rank” is an amazing feeling, but you don’t have to brag about it. Be smart and let other know that you are more wise and willing to help maybe, instead of rubbing it into someone’s face that you are older and deserve more respect than anyone else.

3) Are you an artist? Why or why not? What makes an artist?

Am I an artist? Everyone is some type of artist. Whether it be painting, sculpting, or even photography. An artist is some one who expresses their way of creativity through a media of some sort. They have their own style. They have their own way of showing what’s going inside their own mind. What they are thinking, comes out into a master piece. So yes, I am an artist and I have my own way of showing it.

Angel W. Elements of Art

Line-The lines for the bricks, sidewalk, there’s lines all over :)

Shape-The bricks, the stop sign, and street light. They all have their own shape.

Form- The building itself. It’s shows the main 3D effect. The road as well.

Texture-The grass and road. The grass has an X to make it look real life. The road has the bumpiness to had the look of a real rough road.

Space- The bricks are evened out like they are up close until it all goes off into the distance and they get smaller.

Value-The sky. It has a portion of a sunset like theme. Like in the evening, but it has a hint of blue. So you can tell the sun is just setting. The bricks do as well. The further away they are, the darker they get.

Repetition- The bricks are all repeating.

Balance- I have my objects scattered out. They are not all bunched up.

Emphasis- My 3D effect makes everything just pop out.

Contrast-You can tell that all the bricks are seperate. You can actually tell that there are bricks there.

Unity-I have an old fashion like theme, so everything mixes together. I don’t have any like 21st century things in this 1900’s theme.