I dreaded taking on art class because my drawings never came out the way I wanted them to. But what I realized is that there are many types of art and drawing is only one of many valuable artistic skills. In my class I was introduced to an art form thar krivolves cutting our and gluing pieces of colored paper an art form based on molding clay into shapes and an art form in which still images are combined with music and video using a computer. The best part was that I realized I do have artistic talent after all! A. In my class, I got to try collage, ceramics, and even digital multimedia art. B. In my class, I experienced paper art, clay art, and computer art. C. In my class, I was able to try my hand at several forms of artistic expression, all of which I greatly enjoyed. D. In my class, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to explore prestigious genres of artistic expression, including utilizing paper shapes to create images, building forms from clay in an ancient and time-honored manner, and producing fascinating handiworks​

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