Fine Arts Personal Statement

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The Art Institute Media Arts & Animation - Bachelor of Fine Arts is the program I have chosen.
Since I was a little girl and I first picked up a crayon I was destined to be an creative artist and to show the world my creations. I remember being really descriptive with my artwork and how I showed it on paper and on canvases.

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