Unfortunately, end of seventh grade, I had to move to a state of Michigan due to my father’s job. During first few years after I moved, I focused primarily on academics, being my father wasn’t supportive of me pursuing art as a career. However, it did not end my passion for art. Away from my dad’s sight, I would draw a small drawing on a sketchbook.
During high school, I was able to take art class because it was …show more content…
I believe there are certain types of arts that have to stay preserved but I am more interested in something approachable and somethings that are not limited on how it is displayed. Fashion is something that shines brightly for a period of time than eventually become worn out. This enables the creator to try and develop new style of garments. I want my garments to be displayed outside of the white box for more people to wear/experience my work.
Even after getting permission from my father, there still was an obstacle for me to overcome. Since I started art late, I had to work harder than anyone else that has been doing it for a longer period. Also as a student athlete, I already had a tight schedules and spending time on art was a big commitment. I had swim practice starting at five o’clock in the morning, and afternoon practice ending at five. After I determined to do art, I was only able to sleep three to four hours a day. Matter of fact, because I was able to do pursue what I love doing, I felt more energetic than