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Hello, I am Amanda Bekkala and I am here to submit my application to help with this wonderful Power of Words Project to add some color, life, and creativity to a wall in Downtown Iron Mountain. I think that this is an amazing opportunity to get the chance to work with you and your team of artists on creating a beautiful mural as the last one turned out breaktaking. If I am chosen for this I would be honored to be part of a team with you and other amazing artists. This seems like a wonderful opportunity that would create memories for a lifetime and I would love to help recreate creativity.

I am currently a sophomore going into junior year next year who has their mind set on becoming a veterinarian or medical laboratory scientist, …show more content…
I feel that I should at least try my chance to get in and if I am not chosen then better luck next time because if I've learned anything from school I know that I know that I should never give up on things. I have worked on a small-scale school mural a little but haven't done anything big-scale yet. It's something that I would like to try one day and being a part of a team of wonderful artists would be a dream come true. The Power of Words mural would be a thing that is everlasting and make people say, “That is truly a beautiful sight that adds color to the world,” as they go past it. The first mural was simply gorgeous and I know that this one will be. Although becoming an artist is not my first career choice, it is on my list. I love watching small animators on YouTube who are trying to make their own way through art school and I always wonderful if I could make something as good as theirs one day. The ASA Art Show was this past Monday and as I stared at all of these amazing pieces of work that probably took a long time to finish, I again wondered if I could one day be that great. Art is something that everyone is good at, but in order to get better and become one of the greats they need to practice and not be afraid to bring out their skills or creativity. Art is teamwork and a talent that needs to be

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