Romans & histoires 30 Day Art Challenges

Mariano replied. “Alright. And I see you’ve made up your mind on what to pick tonight.” He said and looked at the painting. “Everyone always walked pass it without looking at it. The painting is called nothing.” “Nothing!” I said out loud. “Yes, it’s just a piece of artwork with no painting on it. If you wish to have it and add to your collection, then it’s all yours to take.” Fred spoke. While discussing, a lady came over to him and whispered to him. “If you will excuse me, I have an important meeting to attend. Thanks for stopping by.” He turned around to take his exit but then again return. “Ohh, before I forget. The artwork you requested is also ready. If you wish to have it then you are

Tyson smirked. “31 Days.” Chance affirmed. “Which Day was today”? He asked. “Ninth.” Dr. Tyson added. “Twenty two days to go, man I am gonna savor these.” with a devilish smirk, Chance declared.

"That's wonderful news, sweetheart." Standing in the doorway, Lila bounces on her toes with suppressed excitement. "I knew they'd pick you! When's the final round? What do you need to submit?" Dorothy scans the letter, her mind already racing with possibilities. "It's in three months. I need to create a new piece specifically for the theme they've chosen." Her voice falters slightly as she reads further. "The theme is 'Vulnerability'." The irony isn't lost on her. Today of all days, being asked to create art about vulnerability feels like a cosmic joke.

"Keep going." "I'm scared." "Keep going." "I'm loved." Cole smiled. "Keep going." "I'm an artist. A barista. A boyfriend. A friend." "Keep going." "I'm someone who survived. Someone who fought. Someone who didn't give up." "Keep going." "I'm Jay." Cole took my hand. "Then draw Jay." I picked up my pencil. Started drawing. The piece took three days. When it was finished, I looked at it for a long time.

I had grown stronger, more resilient, and more determined than ever to embrace my true passions and live a life that was authentic and fulfilling. One day, as I was browsing through a local art supply store, I noticed a flyer advertising a prestigious art competition. It was an opportunity to showcase my talent on a grand scale and potentially gain recognition in the art world. The prospect excited and intimidated me at the same time, but I knew deep within that it was a challenge I needed to embrace. With unwavering determination, I immersed myself in creating a masterpiece that would capture the essence of my journey—a visual narrative of resilience, growth, and self-discovery. Days turned

After the class, I go to meet the class since she asked for both Ash and me to wait after class. "I want you both to work on a portrait; the theme should be about loneliness," Miss Catherina tells us. "If I may ask, why?" Ash asks, cocking her head to the side. "Yeah, you may. A national Art competition is coming up in winter, just before Christmas, and before you give me your look," she says, looking at me, "I know it would be during the start of your holiday, but that's how it is." "So you want us to paint it together on a canvas or different ones?" Ash asks.

Napatango ako. "Na-nagulat lang ako." "Normal na yan dito. As an artist, kailangan iwala yung green thingy dyan sa kukuti. Tulad na lang ng mga doctor." Napatango na lang ako. Sa totoo lang nanginginig ang kamay ko. "3hrs. To finish your artwork... finish or not finish, ngayon ang submission before Lunch break." ???... ANO!!!😨😨😨 Grabeng pressure naman! REALISM 'to!😠😠😣