The Importance Of Emotions In Life

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Emotions are always difficult to describe by words. Happiness, angry, joy, and fear are some examples of feelings that are challenged to express. Nevertheless, every people born with it, and indeed sentiments are essentials to form people’s personalities. They are the first steps in life which help us to create our characters. In addition, culture and family are other factors that interfere in the development of our personalities. Today, I am explaining my container which represents my emotions and personality.
When people meet me, they perceive me as a calm and a sweet person. In fact, they are right that is the reason why I decorate my container representing the ocean. The sea has the ability to relax me, and I believe it influences in people
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My work is a combination of painting, images, and an artisanal wood work. In my artistic work, I used complementary colors in order to hook the attention of people. Although at first impression people consider me a serene person, they realized I am also a very enthusiastic person who love help others, and like to share my happiness with others. That is the reason I used relevant colors and glitters. The principal color in my work is orange which is closer to red in the color wheel, and it is a warm color that induce to a stage of mind of excitement. Also, to emphasis this feeling, I used red, yellow and a couple of pink tones. Besides, the green and blue are intended to project my …show more content…
As the majority know, dogs are icons that means loyalty, and that is the kind of person I am. Once people know me, the realized they can trust in me because I will never disappoint them or hurt them. Besides, I like to receive the same loyalty from others, and I value this quality in people very much. The house represents family which is very important for me. Through my cultural background, I learned the importance of family. I believe my family is the foundation of my personality because I was tough through them about values like moral, honesty, respect, and so much. As can be perceived, the house has vertical and horizon lines too, highlighting again my personality. The other two small images are a hart and a sun. The hart implied the lovely and sweetly person in me, and the sun suggested how enthusiastic and happy I

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